davec69

Maybe that's our problem. I have never saved anything after recording at a gig. Now that I think about it, I can't even remember stopping the recording after a show. Out of habit, I usually just quickly reach around and turn off the power before the other brainiacs in the band start unplugging their gear. I just assumed that a real time recording to SD card, would have the tracks saved already. I do know that during the last rehearsal recording, we started and stopped the recorder a couple times. All 3 of those take folders contained blank tracks. We're rehearsing tonight, so I Will try again, and make some tests. Any suggestions?

Here's a pic of my folder structure on the SD card. All of the files except the Main Outs file are blank.

I know the feeling

Thanks for the response. That is strange. Actually, I have my L3M's plugged into the digital connection, but I do have two reference monitors plugged in the the main outs. I'll try unplugging then plugging them next time and see if it makes any difference.

Anyone?

Our band has made several attempts on recent shows, to capture a recording of both Main and Line Inputs. We have not had one successful attempt since the 1.10 update. Prior to the update, it was just a matter of selecting the folder, selecting to record Mains and all inputs, then hit the record button. Since the update, we try this, and the end result is a bunch of blank tracks. The Main output seems to be recording something. The last attempt resulted in a couple of the vocal tracks and the keyboards recorded on the Main Output track, but all of the separate line input tracks are empty. I even tried normalizing them, just in case. All I get is static. Prior to recording, we auto trim all of the channels, to get a good recording level. Select the folder on our 32GB SD card, as usual, then hit the record button. We even hit the mark button between songs, which seems to work. We can see the green activity lights lighting on the recording screen, during recording, but nothing is there afterwards. What are we missing here?