Recording Audio on Cubase 4 Studio with a M-Audio 1010LT.

Using MiniDV cam to capture audio only!!!!.

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Go to your pattern step editor and connect the audio clip channel to a mixer track so you can process it un-destructively. when your done recording, a new audio clip will place itself in the playlist. So after pressing record que them drums and that mp3 up together and play them. Now simply go to the top and press record, now anything that comes into that mixer track will be recorded.

Name it, otherwise you'll end up with 5000 sound clips all named untitled default track #4,968. The little disk on the bottom of the mixer track will allow you to name your new track. then go to a blank mixer track and route (send, bus, stem, whatever) both those tracks to it. It's probably not the best tactic, but it might be worth a shot.Д®r, maybe I'm mis-understanding actually, are you trying to route the audio-out to another device while recording the playback?Д¬onnect the mp3 and the drum loop to their own seperate mixer tracks. With that set up, you can hit record, and work on the drums on another channel while the mp3 plays back, and record the drums that way. Bearing in mind I just have the fruity edition, so I can't actually record audio directly into FL Studio and I don't feel like upgrading it really (which is why i'm considering switching over to reaper since I've got a couple hardware synths now)

And you can drag the playlist bar around to time when sample begins playing back. It's a bit of janky work-around, and there's probably a better way to do it, but it's what I used to do with audio I imported from recording in audacity. Also you'll need to look at the piano-roll for the channel (looks like a little keyboard icon) and make sure a note is active so it will play the audio for the length of the sample. The bar will need to be dragged/lengthened to be the same length as the sample else it will loop on itself. One thing you can do, is drag the mp3 file into a channel in FL Studio, which will treat it as an audio sample, and in the playlist on the right, create a bar for it.

Fl studio only records one bar