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Tascam us 144

I don't know why my tascam mus 144 records only mono when i'm on mic in l it rec only one chanel , on i'm on micin r da same it rec the other chanel,...it's my tascam no good and i have 2 sent her back?
pls answer pls
10x

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  • NINONONIS Feb 23, 2008

    xlr 10x i wait 4 your response

  • NINONONIS Feb 23, 2008

    10x 4 your help that's so logical

  • NINONONIS Apr 03, 2008

    PLS HELP ME WITH THESE..I HAVE TASCAM US 144 AND M AUDIOAUDIOPHILE BX5A....I HEAR DROPS ON MY MONITORS...MY PROGRAMS MAKIN PROBLEMS LIKE NOT HEARING DA TRACK (CUBASE OR ABLETON)....LATENCY OH GOD OVER 40 AND IN ABLETON I THINK I'M GOIN CRAZY,,,,ON TASCAM SITE I HAVE DOWNLOADED DA DRIVERS BUT STILL DA SAME PROBLEMS...LATENCY..IVEN IN WINAMP MY TRACK STOPS, MY COMP SAYS MY TASCAM IS NOT RECONGNISIBLE .I HAVE LINE OUT RCA TO XLR CABLE,,,10TX

  • NINONONIS Apr 03, 2008

    I HAVE TASCAM AS U KNOW....DA PROBLES R
    LATENCY OVER 40 IN CUBASE AND MORE MOOOOORE IN ABLETON , MY M AUDIO AUDIOPHILE STUDIO MONITORS AND TASCAM ARE IN RCA TO XLR. DONT KNOW WHAT 2 DO , MY PROJECTS STOPS IN CUBASE AND IN ABLETON OH GOD I DON\T IVEN HAVE ONE CHANCE TO WORK,,, STOPING... DROPS AND WORST.PLS HELP ME!!!!!!!!
    I HAVE XP PACK 2

  • NINONONIS Apr 03, 2008

    I HAVE TASCAM AS U KNOW....DA PROBLES R
    LATENCY OVER 40 IN CUBASE
    AND MORE MOOOOORE IN ABLETON , MY M AUDIO AUDIOPHILE STUDIO MONITORS
    AND TASCAM ARE IN RCA TO XLR. DONT KNOW WHAT 2 DO , MY PROJECTS STOPS
    IN CUBASE AND IN ABLETON OH GOD I DON\T IVEN HAVE ONE CHANCE TO WORK,,,
    STOPING... DROPS AND WORST.PLS HELP ME!!!!!!!!
    I HAVE XP PACK 2

  • NINONONIS Apr 05, 2008

    STILL DA SAME PRG
    AND I DID THAT FROM DA START SO ....WHAT I'VE GOT TO 2?
    I HAVE IN ABLETON 40 AND IN CUBASE 17 LATENCY////I'M DESPERATE.....I HAVE DA LATEST DRIVERS FROM TASCAM ///IS THIS NORMAL,,,PLS HELP !!!
    IF I SET MY TASCAM ON DIFFERENT LATENCY THEN NORMAL IT GETS WORST.....I DONT NOW WHY...I HAVE ALL I NEED ON MY COMP BUT THIS PROBLEM ....PLS HELP ME....

  • Anonymous Oct 11, 2008

    everytime I turn my computer off the tascam us-144 drivers disapper?

  • Anonymous Dec 29, 2008

    face the same problem,good interface i'll give it an 8.i still haven't figured out how my tascam control panel will change from invalid signal to valid signal

  • Corey Bartlett May 11, 2010

    NO!!!!!!!!!!!!!



    i need to know what sort of mic input u r using

    that 1/4'' or xlr.


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Use an external Analog Stereo mixing board and run its stereo Line outs to the Stereo Line inputs of the Tascam US 144. keep the pan pots centered. Once its recorded you can pan where ever. Of course Stereo Drums come out stereo, just make sure your Drum mix is correct and balanced going in. I had the same problem to, of Mono this Mono that, till I started using my Board again.

PS: I had to buy an external Phantom Power supply also
since I couldn't use the Tascams anymore.
Also your tracks will sound better going in
using a board. You can EQ and Compress
going to Tape AAAAAAAAAA I mean Computer.

Jack Hope this helps

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Stereo requires two different inputs, as the very name implies. If you're using just one mic, it is possible to "pan" that input to both left and right, but is not truly stereo. For true stereo, you must have at least 2 mics, or 2 or more of any other sources...accordianman

  • Michael Borelli Apr 03, 2008

    Be sure that you are not running ANY other sound card/onboard audio at the same time. This will cause Major latency on your applications. To check for other sound card/onboard enabling, go to Verify that there is only ONE audio card running. If this is not the case, reboot your system and enter the BIOS settings. Configure as needed...accordianman

  • Michael Borelli Apr 05, 2008

    Okay, if you've tried everything else, I can only think of one more thing. Get a very good anti-virus program loaded up and run it. After that, run CCleaner, a pretty good program in itself, downloadable from the net. I like AVAST for my Anti-virus, and I use AD_AWARE se personal for my anti-spy. I'm not saying that you have to use these programs, but if all else has failed, you might try this....accordianman

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