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Playing back audio and recording at the same time with Adobe AU 1.5 and an Echo Mia

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DaveR

Hi

I removed a computer from our air studio that was having problems and rebuilt it. The audio card is an Echo Mia and they use Adobe AU 1.5. Before I blew up the computer they were able to stream audio from a website and record into the computer on the same audio bus (an old LPB Signature Console) with the output of the computer turned up on the console without causing a feedback loop. Now they can't do that. So, Obviously I broke something. I am using the same hardware. But now the OS is Wn7 Pro as opposed to Win7 Home. Is there a setting somewhere either in the Echo Mia settings and/or Adobe AU 1.5 that I am missing?

Got me scratching my head.

Thanks All!
 
Three thoughts.. 1. Were you running Windows 7 as an operating system before you rebuilt the machine? If so, did you install the 32 or 64 bit version? Some of the older sound cards won't run in a 64 bit environment.

2. Did you reinstall the drivers for the Echo Mia? Are the drivers compatible with Win7?

3. You mentioned something about feedback. Are you getting feedback when hooked up to the LPB console? If so, did you check to make sure your input and output connectors are in the correct places on the sound card? If so but you're still getting feedback, some sound cards loop input to output when idle. My guess is your card is running powered but without an active software driver and has set itself to loop.
 
I have seen this before on many audio cards, look in the audio manager/mixer for the card(not the windows mixer) and look for a monitor input. Mute this and you will be fine.
 

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