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  • Brian Siano

    July 3, 2018 at 4:10 pm in reply to: Loving Audio Control Surfaces in Premiere?

    I’m disappointed. I bought a Behringer X-touch Universal for use in mixing a Premiere Pro project. Took a lot of experimentation to get it to work with the program, and apparently the only use i could find was to adjust the volume levels.

    A few upgrades to PP later, and I find that that function’s now gone. I6t used to be, if I adjusted the sliders, it’d insert a bunch of timeline levels as I went along. Now, the sliders just adjust the overall volume of the clip on the track– in other words, it won’t even mix sound anymore.

    Am I missing something in configuring this thing? Because I’m gonna Ebay it in a month if it’s this useless.

  • The A-T 3350 is powered, with a small battery. Thing is, others have reported an ability to use these tools together, so I’m wondering what I’m doing wrong.

  • I just tried to do a recording using a Zoom H4N, two Audio Technica ATR-3350 lapel mikes, and two Rode 3.5mm-to-XLR adapters. Set the recorder for four-track recording (two tracks from the built-in mikes, two from the lavs) and they just didn’t work.

    The sound levels were nonexistent. Tapping the lapel mikes got me a _little_ boost on their level meters, but that was it.

    I managed to get usable tracks with the Zoom’s mikes, but in the future, I’d really like to be able to record with a lapel mike as well as with the on-board mikes.

    I’ve also tried using a 3.5mm-to-1.4″ adapter, and again, no signal.

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