PHONIC MKII Helix Board 18 Firewire ->Download huruf noteworthy regular ttf file. Installtion Drivers won't install 1.) I have windows vista ultimate 64 edition, and am trying my tail off to install these blassed drivers cept I run through the install set up. And i get to the 'Disconnect and reconnect your devices and turn them on' next screen* so I do.

Then I click 'Next' and it it just sends me back/re loads the 'Disconnect and reconnect your devices and turn them on' Over. Its sooooo frickin Frustrating. How can I Install the drivers. If the install program is on **** mode?

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If anyone has maybe had this problem and knows a way around it. Id be greatly appreciated. Problem # 2.) Oh one other thing. back when I 'had it installed' I would record some stuff in Sonar 8, the wave files would befull* cept in playback at like 25/30 second intervals the sound would dropped out almost completely for a mere instance, then just up and lively a second there after. But would keep doing it every 25/30 seconds.

If I started the playback from a second or 2 form where it dropepd out. It wouldnt do it. Till it got to the 25/30 marker.

And when I export it. The drop outs are still in the mix. Thanks everyone.

In Use Over the past few months, I have had the pleasure of using the Helix 18 in a wide variety of applications. I put it through paces that proved its worth as a small multipurpose mixer in live and/or project studio/rehearsal room-based settings. To begin, I mounted the Helix 18 in a rolling rack for some travel time.

Successfully serving my FOH/monitor needs in a half-dozen small- to medium-sized rock club environments, the Helix 18 supplied clean audio and sufficient I/O for typical 4-5 player rock band gigs. For these events, the Helix easily allowed for the following: large powered mains and subwoofer for FOH; dual amp-driven stage monitors and in-ear monitor for lead vocals, each with its own mix; compression for the first six channels (thanks to channel inserts looping in outboard compressors); surprisingly great-sounding digital effects; and sine wave and pink noise test tones for system setup (very handy). For one of these live gigs, I utilized the available connectivity options to send our two-track main mix to Bias Peak on my MacBook Pro (users can also choose to record stereo out from Group 1/2 or Aux 2/3 via FireWire or USB). If I wanted, I could've recorded all 18 discrete input channels and the main L/R mix via multitrack DAW at 96 kHz, with the option of selecting pre/post fader audio, per channel; later, I did just that, utilizing Apple Logic during a full band rehearsal. It worked like a charm (you gotta love the simplicity of Mac audio drivers)! Finally, I must note the Helix's superb build quality. Pots and faders move with smooth and appropriately tight resistance, and the chassis feels like a solid chunk of steel.