Hi, I have just purchased Audio Cleaning Lab 3 download version as an upgrade to an earlier version but it is not working. When I try and record vinyl I get an error message stating "No Sound Card Found". I do of course have a sound card and it is correctly installed and working properly. Please advise.
@Guy-Newson This are my settings in Audio Cleaning Lab 1.
Can you make also a screenshot of your settings?
Thanks for the advice SP. In my case any box referring to my sound card was blank, so I had no access to settings. I may have fixed it by fiddling. I suspect there is an error in the Magix code in the manner it sometimes interfaces with the sound card. Anyway, what I found was that if I shut off my laptop, start my vinyl deck and amplifier, connect Amp to the headphone socket on laptop and only then start the laptop and Magix, it will see the sound card. If I follow any other sequence it does not.😕
Hi
. . . . I suspect there is an error in the Magix code in the manner it sometimes interfaces with the sound card. . . .
That is a Windows function- ACL only see what Windows presents to it.
. . . . Anyway, what I found was that if I shut off my laptop, start my vinyl deck and amplifier, connect Amp to the headphone socket on laptop and only then start the laptop and Magix, it will see the sound card. . . .
Is the headphone socket also doubling up as Line in/Microphone?
Is the turntable connected to a 'normal' stereo amplifier which in turn has Line out connected to the headphone socket?
In this case you would get better using a good USB pre-amp/converter to cut out the amplifier and get better quality recordings.
John EB
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