Can anybody tell me what "Finale" is, Is it a free ssoftware? where i can get it?

: Pls HELP! I am lookinf for MIDI software which can print MIDI musicl notes. I download Cakewlak Professonal trail version, but it can not print the notes. (i.e. I am learning Sax, I need to here the MIDI music and print the notes to practice!!

Finale is really good for that.
/C.J

: Hi!
: Do anyone know where can i find one demo
: version of encore (one of its latest version) on the
: internet?
: Please reply me to the email above.
: Thanks!

:
: Paulo Sopa

The Encore Demo is available for the PC only.
You can download it at the <a href="http://www.gvox.com/">G-VOX web site</a>.

: I want to scan a piece of music written in the key
: of "C" into music that my son can play on his B-flat
: trumpet. Can you suggest a good software program that
: will run on a Mac computer?

Finale will do that. mail me if you want more info.
/C.J

I'd recommend the Audiowerk 2 from Emagic. the
card has one stereo-in and two stereo-outs. it
costs about $300.

if I understood you right, you want to mix your
midi-equipment with audio-samples? there are
several sequencers to do that work: steinberg
cubase, emagic logic, cakewalk, even the music
maker 5 is able to do that. [...bad world]

greets,
sniffa

I lost my manuals (all of them) for my 880-ex. Now that I am more familiar with it, there are things I want to do , but I need instructions. Is there anyway to get the manuals again? Thanks for any help you can provide.

I totally agree. The manual sucks. Have you found out anything else. Let's talk

: My question might make no sense, but I really need help.
: I am currently working on some project by using Flash 4.0.
: Now I want to input some .wav music, but it seems very hard to find "music" with .wav format. So if I can't find a good one, can someone show me how to get mp3 converted to .wav. It must be .wav or .aiff in order to be used in Flash. Thanks.
: Albert

:Ur a idiot!!!!!

just use the plugin on winamp (instructions included with winamp) to stream it to disk as a wave file, you do know that flash 4 supports mp3 streaming don't you

There is a dsp plug in (For WA etc.), that'll allow you to adjust the speed WITHOUT changing the pitch. Add in the CDFS vxd file and you can play the tracks from your CD and adjust the speed w/o resampling - just hit play!.

Both of this progs can be found on my site (in the Skins&Such section.

http://thrill.to/nightfishing

: Is there a software product that can be used to play a CD on a PC and have the ability to adjust the pitch. Also, the ability to slow to half speed.

: I have seen products that will let you make a copy of a section of a song and then play that section back but not one that will just let you play the cd directly and control pitch.

: Let me know if you have any info on this.

Use Wavelab. here is a batch processor but
I've never used it.

It sounds like you are trying to use a 9030 through an auxillary send and return on a mixing console.

The 9030 was primarily a guitar effects processor / pre-amp, and may react strangely when used on a mixer with effects send and return.

If you turn the aux knob to full on the channel that you are effecting it should eliminate all of the dry signal (uneffected) and replace it entirely with the wet signal (effected).

If you use the 9030 in this manner I would suggest that you not use gain effects as these do not perform properly if run post eq. For optimum sound and performance you should run the 9030 either as an insert effect or in series (instrument -> 9030 -> mixer). If you are trying to us a microphone through the 9030 you will have to use it as an insert effect (if your console accepts inserts), or as an aux send/return, as the 9030 is not equipped with the preamps necessary for handling a microphone signal properly.

Finally the last problem you may run into by using this processor this way is that the 9030, being made for guitar/instrument use, is made to handle an instrument level signal. This signal is typically weaker than a typical line level signal (mixers, keyboards, audio eqiupment), and typically stronger than a microphone level signal.

The 9030 accepts an instrument level signal, applies gain, compression, eq, modulation effects, and reverb, then sends this signal out at line level. This is why the 9030 will work best when run instrument -> 9030 -> mixer or amp.

Hope this helps in answering your question.

Hi, I can't help you. However you can help me if you send me the manual of the zoom 9030. I think is a good unit and very people haven't the manual . If you have scanner, please send me in low quality. Thanks. My email: pifia2000es@yahoo.es