: use nero cd-rom burning software.

: I recently bought a used version of Cubase VST4, but I do not have a "key diskette." Is there any way I can use the program without this authorization disk? I'm using a PC windows 98

I just want to know if there is a way to change a wav file or a midi file into an mp3 file. Thanx

: I need help with converting sound formats. I need a program that can convert Mp3s, Midis, Wavs, and digital music to each other. Preferably a freeware product can someone please tell me where i can download this or something like it. I need to be able to edit these like midis from other formats and I need to make audio Cd with wavs and i need to convert te sound formats i already have to make wavs otherwise it wont work. I also need a midi and wav batch file converter. Please email me with dirrections and help.

Yes to clarifie my prior question(MIDI to Wave). I was told to record the midi to a wav. but I have tried that and It sounds really bad I need to convert a midi file to a wav file.

No reason to convert it to MP3 !!
Using MIDI on the Web - Here's the Code!

It is relatively easy to add a hypertext link. The code is <A HREF="filename.mid">. For example, a link to a song entitled "Surfing" which has the file name "surfing.mid" might look like this:
Here is my newest song, entitled
<A HREF="surfing.mid">Surfing</A>. (This assumes that surfing.mid is in the same directory as your Web pages.)
To embed a MIDI file so that is plays in the background, the basic HTML syntax is as follows. This example, like the one given above, assumes that you have uploaded the MIDI file to the same directory where you keep your Web pages.
<EMBED SRC="surfing.mid" WIDTH="142" HEIGHT="58" AUTOSTART="TRUE" REPEAT="TRUE">
EMBED SRC="surfing.mid" specifies the MIDI file. WIDTH and HEIGHT are the size of the control panel that appears on the page. I like using the values 142 and 58, but you can experiment with making the panel larger or smaller.
You can hide the control panel by setting WIDTH="0" HEIGHT="2" This way, the music plays in the background but the viewer of the page cannot stop or restart it.
AUTOSTART="TRUE" is the default setting, causing playback to begin automatically when you open that page. If you set AUTOSTART="FALSE" playback will start only when the Play button in the control panel is pressed.
REPEAT="TRUE" causes playback to loop until the Stop button is pressed. If you set REPEAT="FALSE" or leave this code off entirely, the song will stop after it has played back once.
This will work on both Netscape and Internet Explorer browsers. Internet Explorer also has a tag called "background sound" which is very simple. For example, you can use <BGSOUND="surfing.mid"> to play the file in the background without displaying a control panel. However, this tag does not work with Netscape. Therefore, I recommend using the EMBED=SRC method since it works with both. Do not use both EMBED and BGSOUND tags. This will cause Explorer to play the file twice at the same time. If you are using FrontPage you must add this code manually, because entering a file name in the "background sound" dialogue box will use the Explorer-only code. (The first time an Explorer user encounters an embedded file the browser may indicate that a plug-in is needed. In this case I recommend using Crescendo or Beatnik. Netscape really doesn't need a plug-in, but you can use either of these).

To test your results, upload the HTML file to your server, connect to your site and see if the music plays correctly. Sometimes no problems are detected when the file is tested locally but show up when accessing it from a server. If you have a problem, especially if your browser displays text instead of playing music, your server may not be configured properly.
Unless you have your own server, you will have to ask your administrator to check the following settings. Just send an e-mail to your provider with your request and include the following:
[Server settings]
MIME type = audio/midi or audio/x-midi
action = binary
suffix = .mid
type = midi
Did you get all that? There will be a test next week ;-) Oh, and if you really get stuck, just post your question on our bulletin board.

You need a synthesizer to play the MIDI files. This can be the synthesizer built into a sound card. (There's also such a thing as a MIDI renderer, but I haven't heard much about them lately.)

As you play the MIDI files, record them as audio (*.wav). To combine vocals with them, either record the vocals at the same time you record your MIDI files to audio, or combine the vocals with the WAV file afterwards. To do that, you need a full-duplex sound card, meaning that it has to be able to play and record at the same time. And it has to be able to do it at 16 bits. As I remember, most SoundBlasters won't do that.

When you're happy with your finished WAV file, convert it to MP3. (Check out MP3.com if your sequencer doesn't do it.)

If you get Cakewalk (or other nice sequencer) and a nice sound card, you can do all those things. If you don't have both those things, you'll need to get creative and work out some other solution.

Mitch I.

: How can I convert Midi files to Wave files so that I can record vocals over the top turn them to mp3 and put them on my web page. some body help me please!!!!!!

Wave to CDA conversion: I found out recently quite by accident that Roxio Easy CD creater V5 basic will do this. But first you must encode it as an MP3 file. There are plenty of free converters that will do this. I use "dBpowerAmp Music Converter" which seems to work fine. Then you just start roxio and select the make a music CD option. It will automatically create a disk with .CDA files and these will play on equipment that will only handle CDRs with CDA files. A word of warning though. Do not be temped to use a very high a bit-rates (eg 320kbps) when creating the MP3 file as you may get problems with digital noise. This is possibly due to the conversion being done on the fly during the CD burn and the CPU not keeping up - though my computer is only a P4 1800MHz job and a newer box might convert high bit-rate MP3s ok. I used 192kbps and this worked perfectly and is more than enough resolution for most ears.

<<same problem) to convert a wav file to a cda file that we can then burn to a cd and play in a regular stereo cd player?>>

I have developed some software which does exactly that; however, unlike Adaptec Easy CD Creator... my product is distributed as shareware and is a free 30day trial.

CDMaster32 performs many features include what you desire:
WAV to AudioCD conversion

In addition to CD burning, CDMaster32 also does:
* MP3 to WAV decoding
* MP3 to AudioCD burning
* CD to MP3 ripping
* WAV to MP3 encoding

All of these features are available in one application and are functional in the free trial.

We also have several online Tutorials available for you to check out:

http://www.zittware.com/products/CDMaster32/tutorials/tutorials.html

You can download a free trial of CDMaster32 at:
http://www.zittware.com/cdmaster32.html

Best of luck,
John

The answer lies in getting the right CD burner software. Check out adaptec.com and nero.com.

Mitch I.

: I have searched bullitin boards and found this question asked a thousand times - but never an answer that worked. I have searched shareware and other software sites and not found anything. I have gone to question and answer sites - no answers?????
: Is there anyone out there in this world that knows if there is a program that will allow me (and the thousands of other people with the same problem) to convert a wav file to a cda file that we can then burn to a cd and play in a regular stereo cd player?
: Is there such a genius, geek, wizard or nerd that can answer this question??? Thanks for trying.

: Hi there,

: I have bought a cubase vst 3.7 R1 and I have a KORG NS5R, but I don't know how to recognize it with the cubase. Do you know how is it possible ? Do you know if there are some patches or drivers to set into cubase to resolve this problems.
: I know that I must use some files (*.dev), but in the cd of Cubase there aren't files like it that can help to drive the Cubase to KORG NS5R.

: What Can I do ???

:
: Thank for your support

Hi!

I also use Cubase VST but with a Korg 05/RW
(I guess that´s not too different) and if
you only want to "sequence" sounds on the Korg
from Cubase you don´t need a special driver but a
MIDI-Cable to connect both.
In Cubase you have to set on each track
the MIDI-Channel (1-16)
for the instrument responding on your korg (you can
choose) in "Multi-Mode".
The 05/RW has 16 MultiMode-Tracks on each you can
put a program (A00-G99).

This maybe takes too fast, but e-mail me for more...

go here http://www.disk.cz/download/file.php?jmeno=x&prijmeni=x&ulice=x&psc=x&mesto=x&telefon=123-123-1234&email=we%40we.net.org&odeslat=Submit+Query&n=1&m=5

copy and paste into browser, it will take you download of 1.7

where do u go to download music on c.d's? do u know of any sites.i have a c.d burner but where do i go to download music on c.d's e-mail at cutenkrazygurl86@aol.com