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PLAYBACK PROBLEM I have my RODE NT1A mic hooked up to a M-AUDIO mobile pre usb audio interface. I use Acid pro 4.0 for sampling then recording. Now the problem is when im recording, there will be times when I'm recording, and as im recording I will be able to hear my voice overlapping the beat playing off of the computer (this is what i want) but it doesnt always do this. It's actually rare when this happens and I dont know if this is a setting problem or a hardware problem. Can somebody help me?

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I found out what it was. its cause i also have a midi keyboard hooked up through another usb and i guess it was taking up the sounds even if it wasnt turned on. so what im doing now is, running the keyboard with a midi to midi directly to the mpc and the mpc to the mbox. but thanks man. appreciate the help

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Need to know if you use headphones while recording, if not it could be feedback from your monitors or even the phones.reasons phones too loud or mic gain too sensitive.

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