Sorry,
You really can't use midi for analog sound like your voice. Midi only sends information to and from other midi devices that either tell the other midi device what to do, or receive information on what to do.
For example, a t.v. remote control does not send the picture or audio to the t.v.
It only sends a signal that tells the t.v to turn on or turn off, or to change a chanel. So, basically midi is a remote control signal through a cable.

You can find out more about the djx at the 13 inch djx users website.
http://www.geocities.com/dj_white_rice

: I would like to attach some of my favorite songs to (love) letters to a friend. My guess is that I convert the track playing to a MP3 file, give it a name, save it to disk and then use the saved address in some fashion. Even if this is right, I don't know how or what to use to accomplish the MP3 conversion. Anybody who wants to can advise me. Thanks, John and the song i want is "you got it bad from usher please do me that favor thax john

You can use any Wav Editor/recorder to record from VTT or DJ1200 etc. I personally use Wavelab and VTT. You'll need two SCs (and at least one being full duplex)to get the mixdown in stereo, though.

The only catch is that you need the processor speed to run both progs at the same time without glitches.

TotalRecorder is a low usage recorder (I believe it's available here), but a lot of people have trouble using it. I'm really not sure why, though, I've never had any problems with it.

You can stream the mixdown to a DAT or an Analog deck (obvious).

: I am in dire need of a program that can match beats by the use of a pitch shifter that can also record the mixdown. I want a program that is easy to use like Cool Edit Pro, which I use for mixing down multitrack recordings. The problem with Cool Edit Pro is that it does not change the pitch or tempo as easily as other DJ software like Digital 1200SL. Digital 1200SL and Virtual Turntables do not let you record. So I'm in a bind and need software fast...

: I have an RAM formatted file that I eventually need to convert to a WAV file for a presentation. If I can get it to a RA file, I have downloaded software to get it to a WAV. Any suggestions????

An RAM file is a <b>R</b>eal <b>A</b>udio <b>M</b>eta file which doesn't contain audio - only instructions about what audio to play and how to access it.

This is explained in an article <a href="http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/news/9904_106/">Pseudo-streaming your music</a>

I've used Visiosonics 1200sl, VTT, BPM Studio and the new MJ STudio. VTT is still the best. the 1200 is great (way overpriced, though), very stable and easy to use - especially if you're used to using DualDenons. But, it lacks DSP support and I find it a little difficult to get comfortable with the feel of the interface.

MJ STudio is pretty much useless for serious mixing, at this stage. Looks promising, though.

BPM Studio was a big disappointment. Not as stable as any of the others. Cluttered layout doesn't help, either.

For under $50 bucks, VTT will do eberything you want and do it well.

Great support for plugins (ie BPM resolver - the best auto-beat counter, Audiostocker, Analogx Vocal Remover and Gmixon's Chromotron which will adjust tempo w/o changing pitch.)

You can check out all of these plugins on my site - in the VTT section.

http://thrill.to/nightfishing

hope this helps.

: Can anyone recommend some DJ software (profi)?
: Thanks.

just create a new Audio Track,set it up to record.
you can now play your Midi Tracks and record them onto the Audio Track,it will be saved as a wav file

hope this helps

Greetings
Greyscales

where the hell can i download a copy of easy cd creator.

: I recently bought Easy CD-Creator Deluxe 4.0 because my HP 7200i CD-Burner made clicking or popping noises on audio cds only. I was told that this software would solve the problem. I took out all the original Adaptec software that came with the burner and installed version 4.0. Now when I try to copy from my cd-rom , which is an Encore PC-DVD Dxr2 2nd generation, to my 7200i cd-burner and when it begins scanning the process will just freeze on a random track such as 1,3,or 5. The highest I have gotten is track 5. I have downloaded all the new software off of the internet to correct problems with my cd-burner and cd-rom. Before I tried the option cd copier. When I tried to make an audio cd using only the cd-burner drive by switching cds every 3 tracks, I got it to scan all the tracks but it just froze after writing 2 tracks. WHY CAN"T I GET THIS BLASTED THING TO WORK? It hasn't worked on audio cds since the day I got it. Is this software what I need? I would greatly appreciate any and all help. Just e-mail me at charlie4x4@yahoo.com.

After installing Easy CD Creator 4.0, my system will not let me use my DVD players at all. When I insert a disk into my DVD, the system reboots. This has continued to happen after uninstalling Easy CD Creator. After it happened on my Hitachi DVD, I thought that maybe my player had died, so I install a toshiba unit and the same thing happened to it. Neither of these units functions to this day. If anyone can explain this or how I might get my DVD's working again, I would appreciate it. I'm definately not using this software ever again.

i completely understand your frustration...
i also installed version 4.0 and when i did all the system tests, this software told me that my 40 speed cd rom was only capable of 254kb per second digital audio extraction. yet in the previous version (3.5) it was 867kb per second.
also the cdr test won't test past 1 speed recording. i don't understand how two different versions of the same program can give such conflicting results. maybe it's only been designed for scsi use. any way i've gone back to winoncd. i don't have any problems with that.

all this doen't answer your question but i thought you might like to know that you are no alone in your frustration