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Re: Win2000-rio software

Posted by david on Sat, 05/19/2001 - 13:00.

: : : Any ideas/advice how to get my rio 300 software to work with windows 2000? Does anyone know if there are new drivers available and where?
: : : Thanks.

: : I would love to be able to get it working with W2000 as well. I did find some software to get it to work with Wnt 4.0, but don't know what I did with it. Let me know if you find anything

:
: here you go!

http://www.drilsej.com/rio.html

Re: Win2000-rio software

Posted by Kevan Dunsmore on Sun, 04/15/2001 - 17:48.

: : Any ideas/advice how to get my rio 300 software to work with windows 2000? Does anyone know if there are new drivers available and where?
: : Thanks.

: I would love to be able to get it working with W2000 as well. I did find some software to get it to work with Wnt 4.0, but don't know what I did with it. Let me know if you find anything

You can use RioPort (www.rioport.com). It's a terrible program but it will let you download stuff to your Rio. I don't know how to get the software that comes with the Rio to work on anything other than Windows 95. I send lots of mail to diamond about this and received terse replies that it is not supported.

help

Posted by Fred on Fri, 02/18/2000 - 23:19.

i am looking for software so i can record from stereo
cassette deck player (or) phono (lp's) to cd-r burner
hope that you can help.Thanks.have a good day..bye
This is all new to me.

Music Notation Software Desperado!

Posted by Marco Colombo on Fri, 02/18/2000 - 23:08.

Music Notation Software Desperado!

This popular thread has been given its own page : Music Notation Software Desperado!

SUNY/CUNY FREE TUITION

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Music Works disappeared?

Posted by Bengt E on Fri, 02/18/2000 - 21:34.

The Hitsquad link to Music Works 2 Download is defunkt!
I wanted to try and compare it to NoteWorthy...
Anyone got a clue?
Feb 18 2000
Bengt E

Re: Music Works disappeared?

Posted by Shareware Music Machine on Mon, 02/21/2000 - 06:41.

: The Hitsquad link to Music Works 2 Download is defunkt!
: I wanted to try and compare it to NoteWorthy...
: Anyone got a clue?
: Feb 18 2000
: Bengt E

Bengt E,

<a href="http://www.tierramedia.com/downloads/MW25Eval.exe">Download the trial version of Music Works Personal for Windows 3.1/95</a>

Re: Music Works disappeared?

Posted by Bengt Edvardsson on Mon, 02/21/2000 - 23:47.

Thanks, it's back! All OK again!
Tierramedia forgot to change a link.
Bengt E,

http://www.tierramedia.com/downloads/MW25Eval.exe

sheet music for the melodeon

Posted by mette weisberg on Fri, 02/18/2000 - 21:13.

Is there any sheet music for a melodeon, diatonic in c and g? Nonone in Denmark seems to know the instrument and I cannot find any such music on the internet.

Soundcard problem or pc-180 roland controller

Posted by cmdv@sprint.ca on Fri, 02/18/2000 - 21:13.

I'm wondering if anyone could help me out , I have a
soundscape elite soundcard and use a roland-180 midi
controller: My problem is when I play the select sounds
using my pc-180 they change or go into a loop. The patch name of the selected sound is the same but something seems to change the sound within the soundcard.
thanks

IBM Aptiva - Output splitter - Is it safe?

Posted by Tom on Fri, 02/18/2000 - 19:09.

I would like to use headphones when recording music to CD so that I can get the full effect of changes made to the sound. However, I would rather not keep unplugging the computer speakers to plug in the headphones as I think it might damage the soundcard (i've already had one replaced). I'm wondering if it would be safer to use a mini-headphone splitter to plug in both the headphones and the speakers at the same time. It certainly would be more convienent, but I don't want to damage my system (IBM Aptiva 2170-190). Also, do you think is OK to plug one of those outputs into my stereo reciever input (if so which one - tape, phono, vcr) so I can hear music through headphones or my stereo speakers?

Re: IBM Aptiva - Output splitter - Is it safe?

Posted by Matteo on Sun, 03/12/2000 - 16:22.

---> It will be perfectly safe, but you should be careful with your voolue levels. as for the input on your reciever, it doesn't matter at all.. just do not use the PHONO input. All the other ones should be exactly the same.

: I would like to use headphones when recording music to CD so that I can get the full effect of changes made to the sound. However, I would rather not keep unplugging the computer speakers to plug in the headphones as I think it might damage the soundcard (i've already had one replaced). I'm wondering if it would be safer to use a mini-headphone splitter to plug in both the headphones and the speakers at the same time. It certainly would be more convienent, but I don't want to damage my system (IBM Aptiva 2170-190). Also, do you think is OK to plug one of those outputs into my stereo reciever input (if so which one - tape, phono, vcr) so I can hear music through headphones or my stereo speakers?

Re: IBM Aptiva - Output splitter - Is it safe?

Posted by nightfishing on Sun, 02/20/2000 - 03:36.

A splitter will be perfectly safe.

To output to a stereo reciever, choose an aux or tape in and be careful of the volume.

Most sound cards will have a flat (unamplified output - most computer speakers have their own built in amps), but be careful anyway.

: I would like to use headphones when recording music to CD so that I can get the full effect of changes made to the sound. However, I would rather not keep unplugging the computer speakers to plug in the headphones as I think it might damage the soundcard (i've already had one replaced). I'm wondering if it would be safer to use a mini-headphone splitter to plug in both the headphones and the speakers at the same time. It certainly would be more convienent, but I don't want to damage my system (IBM Aptiva 2170-190). Also, do you think is OK to plug one of those outputs into my stereo reciever input (if so which one - tape, phono, vcr) so I can hear music through headphones or my stereo speakers?

MP3 to a CDA format!

Posted by K on Fri, 02/18/2000 - 17:45.

I want to take my MP3 and put them onto a CD. Does anyone know how to do this? I NEED HELP! I need something easy to use. Thanks for your help if you know of the answer!!

Re: MP3 to a CDA format!

Posted by samant on Sat, 03/11/2000 - 15:25.

: I want to take my MP3 and put them onto a CD. Does anyone know how to do this? I NEED HELP! I need something easy to use. Thanks for your help if you know of the answer!!

Re: MP3 to a CDA format!

Posted by april on Thu, 03/16/2000 - 11:16.

: : I want to take my MP3 and put them onto a CD. Does anyone know how to do this? I NEED HELP! I need something easy to use. Thanks for your help if you know of the answer!!

wav files play on any cd player use winamp or musicmach to convert mp3 to wav

Re: MP3 to a CDA format!

Posted by Johan on Sun, 02/20/2000 - 08:28.

: I want to take my MP3 and put them onto a CD. Does anyone know how to do this? I NEED HELP! I need something easy to use. Thanks for your help if you know of the answer!!

a MP3 decoder will do the job for you in many cases available as freeware

Re: MP3 to a CDA format!

Posted by Steve Carlyle on Fri, 03/10/2000 - 03:18.

: : I want to take my MP3 and put them onto a CD. Does anyone know how to do this? I NEED HELP! I need something easy to use. Thanks for your help if you know of the answer!!

: a MP3 decoder will do the job for you in many cases available as freeware IN RE-RE: No it wont, I've got one of the best ones out and I bought it ! it will convert Cda to mp3 or wave but not mp3 to cda I don't know where on earth that answer came from, its the wrong one! Once you down load the mp3 file in to your computer its still a mp3 compression file ,encoders are not designed to convert a mp3 to cda file ,if it was that easy I wouldn't have seen about a 100 people trying to figure it out ! you cant convert a mp3 to a wave file once its in your computer ,without a special program , I've got CD copier Direct and CD Easy Creator and Audio catalyst and I still don't have a program that will do the conversion ! thats why I came to this site in the first place ! nice try though !
Steve at ghostband@earthlink.net

GIGASAMPLER - EWS 64S DRIVER PROBLEM

Posted by Vladimir on Fri, 02/18/2000 - 17:06.

The GIGASAMPLER 1.6 cannot find the Input of my EWS64S
(Terratec).Does anybody know how to solve this problem?
Please, mail me and...thanks!

SndSampler

Posted by kizza on Fri, 02/18/2000 - 15:02.

Does anyone know where to get the serial code for sndsampler 4.1 or any other version for that matter?

Thanks

Kizza

modpacker..???....how????

Posted by jurgen on Fri, 02/18/2000 - 06:47.

i cannot seem to get modpacker work , i followed the manual a thousand times and it just doesn't do anything......anyone out there who knows??...

download modpacker http://www.zone.ee/audiobackdoor

Posted by nonne on Sun, 03/24/2002 - 09:19.

http://www.zone.ee/audiobackdoor

Re: modpacker..???....how????

Posted by brogo on Wed, 11/01/2000 - 01:18.

: i cannot seem to get modpacker work , i followed the manual a thousand times and it just doesn't do anything......anyone out there who knows??...

Re: modpacker..???....how????

Posted by brogo on Wed, 11/01/2000 - 01:21.

i am in desperate situation i need the mod paker
and would be grateful if you could tell me were i can download it i have tried but no luck plz help i am desperate.

Should I buy a MAC?

Posted by Joe on Fri, 02/18/2000 - 06:28.

[img]http://a312.g.akamaitech.net/7/312/51/e977b74157991f/www.apple.com/powermac/images/indexphoto02122000.jpg[/img]

I am really getting into music and synth sequencing and composing. Right now, I am fooling around with MIDI, Software synths, and I've always been good at using programs like CoolEdit Pro, and SoundForge and stuff.

When it comes to graphics, there is only 1 choice: NT. NO mac can top NT's superb Graphics use, and I aint talking about some crap ass program like Bryce or Poser, Im talking 3d Studio Max, Softimage, Maya, etc. 2D editing is good too, but sometimes I get weary of the dreadful windows look.

So, when it comes to just pure 2d work, mostly Photoshop stuff, and HTML work, I would think that a PowerMac would handle the job nicely right? I really hate having to jumble all of my applications, from Audio, to Music composition to graphics work to gaming to surfing the net all on 1 system. Its too much and too cumbersome.

I am saving up and plan to build a NT-Only workstation, dual CPUs, a REAL 3d OpenGL card (3dLabs Oxygen VX1 is what I want), and most likely SCSI drives. This will only be pretty much for development, mostly Graphics stuff and occasional programming (whenever I start learning HOW to program).

I also plan on upgrading my current system, and it will only be used to play games. As much as I hate Windows, it rocks when it comes to gaming really, so I have no real choice. However, there are a few audio programs that work only for W98, and not NT or Mac, so I'll do occasional stuff for that on the W98 box.

But for Music and Audio compostion, I definetly want a different system altogether. I figure, Macs are very popular when it comes to this. I mean, KMFDM, Front line Assembly etc, primarily use Macs to create their music, and thats what got me thinking, considering to even get a mac.

Now, I HATE apple, I HATE apple hippie's that think they are so much better than PC users, I HATE Apple's "we get picked on so much" attitude, it sickens me. But I aint no Microsoft lover either. Personally, I think MS is a joke. Sick of their attitude, their mentality, and lets face it, W98 sucks balls. BOTH sides of the Mac/Windows war need to grow up.

NT is great for graphics, but no USB support? Jesus christ, after 6 service packs, NO USB? PLease. No excuse. I dont care if you say "well they would have to rewrite the OS". MS is the biggest company in the world, and they should have included USB ages ago. But it IS very stable and fast.

W98 is a pile shit, and I wont accept any argument on this. Its slow, clunky, totally unreliable, and it pisses me off. I only use it for gaming, some audio work, and surfing. Thats it.

Anyway, enough of my rant. I wanna escape the Windows enviornment. linux is great, and when I get my new harddrives, I look forward to getting back into it, but lets face it, when it comes to Audio work, its HORRIBLE. Barely supports anything out there.

So, is the Mac the right choice? I wanna do audio work, composition, and occasional Photoshop and HTML stuff, and thats about it. Should I heavily consider this, or look elsewhere? Oh yeah, and does the PowerMac have a good soundcard, Full duplex, and equal or better than my SBlive Value?

Also, I dont plan on getting more than 1 monitor. I am getting a 21" monitor, so can I hook up a Mac, NT box, and a W98 box on the same monitor, via an adapter or switcher?

Re: Should I buy a MAC?

Posted by Jesse on Tue, 05/01/2001 - 05:10.

: [img]http://a312.g.akamaitech.net/7/312/51/e977b74157991f/www.apple.com/powermac/images/indexphoto02122000.jpg[/img]

: I am really getting into music and synth sequencing and composing. Right now, I am fooling around with MIDI, Software synths, and I've always been good at using programs like CoolEdit Pro, and SoundForge and stuff.

: When it comes to graphics, there is only 1 choice: NT. NO mac can top NT's superb Graphics use, and I aint talking about some crap ass program like Bryce or Poser, Im talking 3d Studio Max, Softimage, Maya, etc. 2D editing is good too, but sometimes I get weary of the dreadful windows look.

: So, when it comes to just pure 2d work, mostly Photoshop stuff, and HTML work, I would think that a PowerMac would handle the job nicely right? I really hate having to jumble all of my applications, from Audio, to Music composition to graphics work to gaming to surfing the net all on 1 system. Its too much and too cumbersome.

: I am saving up and plan to build a NT-Only workstation, dual CPUs, a REAL 3d OpenGL card (3dLabs Oxygen VX1 is what I want), and most likely SCSI drives. This will only be pretty much for development, mostly Graphics stuff and occasional programming (whenever I start learning HOW to program).

: I also plan on upgrading my current system, and it will only be used to play games. As much as I hate Windows, it rocks when it comes to gaming really, so I have no real choice. However, there are a few audio programs that work only for W98, and not NT or Mac, so I'll do occasional stuff for that on the W98 box.

: But for Music and Audio compostion, I definetly want a different system altogether. I figure, Macs are very popular when it comes to this. I mean, KMFDM, Front line Assembly etc, primarily use Macs to create their music, and thats what got me thinking, considering to even get a mac.

: Now, I HATE apple, I HATE apple hippie's that think they are so much better than PC users, I HATE Apple's "we get picked on so much" attitude, it sickens me. But I aint no Microsoft lover either. Personally, I think MS is a joke. Sick of their attitude, their mentality, and lets face it, W98 sucks balls. BOTH sides of the Mac/Windows war need to grow up.

: NT is great for graphics, but no USB support? Jesus christ, after 6 service packs, NO USB? PLease. No excuse. I dont care if you say "well they would have to rewrite the OS". MS is the biggest company in the world, and they should have included USB ages ago. But it IS very stable and fast.

: W98 is a pile shit, and I wont accept any argument on this. Its slow, clunky, totally unreliable, and it pisses me off. I only use it for gaming, some audio work, and surfing. Thats it.

: Anyway, enough of my rant. I wanna escape the Windows enviornment. linux is great, and when I get my new harddrives, I look forward to getting back into it, but lets face it, when it comes to Audio work, its HORRIBLE. Barely supports anything out there.

: So, is the Mac the right choice? I wanna do audio work, composition, and occasional Photoshop and HTML stuff, and thats about it. Should I heavily consider this, or look elsewhere? Oh yeah, and does the PowerMac have a good soundcard, Full duplex, and equal or better than my SBlive Value?

: Also, I dont plan on getting more than 1 monitor. I am getting a 21" monitor, so can I hook up a Mac, NT box, and a W98 box on the same monitor, via an adapter or switcher?

No you should not get a MAC they are better used as fish tanks. from Tech. Support

Re: Should I buy a MAC?

Posted by Michael on Tue, 05/01/2001 - 05:08.

job nicely right? I really hate having to jumble all of my applications, from Audio, to Music composition to graphics work to gaming to surfing the net all on 1 system. Its too much and too cumbersome.

: I am saving up and plan to build a NT-Only workstation, dual CPUs, a REAL 3d OpenGL card (3dLabs Oxygen VX1 is what I want), and most likely SCSI drives. This will only be pretty much for development, mostly Graphics stuff and occasional programming (whenever I start learning HOW to program).

: I also plan on upgrading my current system, and it will only be used to play games. As much as I hate Windows, it rocks when it comes to gaming really, so I have no real choice. However, there are a few audio programs that work only for W98, and not NT or Mac, so I'll do occasional stuff for that on the W98 box.

: But for Music and Audio compostion, I definetly want a different system altogether. I figure, Macs are very popular when it comes to this. I mean, KMFDM, Front line Assembly etc, primarily use Macs to create their music, and thats what got me thinking, considering to even get a mac.

: Now, I HATE apple, I HATE apple hippie's that think they are so much better than PC users, I HATE Apple's "we get picked on so much" attitude, it sickens me. But I aint no Microsoft lover either. Personally, I think MS is a joke. Sick of their attitude, their mentality, and lets face it, W98 sucks balls. BOTH sides of the Mac/Windows war need to grow up.

: NT is great for graphics, but no USB support? Jesus christ, after 6 service packs, NO USB? PLease. No excuse. I dont care if you say "well they would have to rewrite the OS". MS is the biggest company in the world, and they should have included USB ages ago. But it IS very stable and fast.

: W98 is a pile shit, and I wont accept any argument on this. Its slow, clunky, totally unreliable, and it pisses me off. I only use it for gaming, some audio work, and surfing. Thats it.

: Anyway, enough of my rant. I wanna escape the Windows enviornment. linux is great, and when I get my new harddrives, I look forward to getting back into it, but lets face it, when it comes to Audio work, its HORRIBLE. Barely supports anything out there.

: So, is the Mac the right choice? I wanna do audio work, composition, and occasional Photoshop and HTML stuff, and thats about it. Should I heavily consider this, or look elsewhere? Oh yeah, and does the PowerMac have a good soundcard, Full duplex, and equal or better than my SBlive Value?

: Also, I dont plan on getting more than 1 monitor. I am getting a 21" monitor, so can I hook up a Mac, NT box, and a W98 box on the same monitor, via an adapter or switcher?

No you shouldn' t becasue MAC SUCKS BIG DOG COCKS>>>>> Sincerly Tech... Support....

Re: Should I buy a MAC?

Posted by doug on Fri, 02/18/2000 - 15:38.

yes you should

Re: Should I buy a MAC?

Posted by Matteo on Sun, 03/12/2000 - 16:17.

: yes you should

---> No you shouldn't,.. actually, it's a matter of opinion, Mac arguably has better sound , however, less software is compatible with Macs, as compared to PC's

Re: Sound I buy a MAC? NO!!!!

Posted by Brad Isbell on Sun, 02/24/2002 - 04:12.

Screw the mac. I'm also a musician and have seen the pros and cons of both sides, and there is absolutely no benefit of a mac over a pc in any situation. Especially not audio. . .

Have you ever heard of reason? It's made by propellerhead software, and it is by far the best audio software I've seen. Think of this. . . you can click and drag cables from the back of virtual devices on your screen, such as effects boxes, samplers, mixers, synths, and some other nifty stuff they've got in there. It's full blow midi, so it can easily be controlled from your keyboard/workstation or other fancy device you might have. If you've already made the mistake of buying a useless mac, then they have a mac version of the software you can use. Linux version should be out by the end of the month according to their web site. Anyway, what I would do if I were you is get yourself a nice fast machine, and a midi/audio breakout box. Or atleast a sound card with digital fiber optic out. As you probably already know, internal sound cards are crap. The breakout boxes by midiman I hear are very nice.

Re: Should I buy a MAC?

Posted by Dekon Bleu on Tue, 03/28/2000 - 15:53.

: : yes you should

: ---> No you shouldn't,.. actually, it's a matter of opinion, Mac arguably has better sound , however, less software is compatible with Macs, as compared to PC's

:: yes you should. The PCs have more software, but when you "separate the wheat from the chaff" you will see that the that the best software is available for both platforms.

Where can i find Radium Mods??

Posted by LX24 on Fri, 02/18/2000 - 02:18.

Does anyone know where i can find Radium Mods for Rebirth?

aac to wav or cd-da conversion

Posted by jack on Fri, 02/18/2000 - 01:41.

Can anyone tell me if there is any software available to convert from aac
to a wav or cd da format. Specifically music now being played on a2b. I would
like to convert to cd music format.

Re: aac to wav or cd-da conversion

Posted by daniel e cornwell on Mon, 11/12/2001 - 04:04.

yes it is nti cd maker 2000 has a converter

What would happen if........

Posted by Andrew on Fri, 02/18/2000 - 00:08.

What happenes if i burn my MP3's onto a CD-R disk? i always loose my MP3's when i put them onto a CD-RW disk. i want to try and put them on a CD-R but i do not want to waste a disk. has anyone tried this?

Drum Sequencer software?

Posted by Joe on Thu, 02/17/2000 - 20:43.

I wanna a program that is able to produce constant, looping drum sequences, alot like Fruity Loops or Rebirth, but instead of using the built in sounds, like the 808,909 techo stuff, I want to use my own samples, preferably from GigaSampler or Reality synth or even from SoundFonts.

I always mess up trying to play a drum track live, cuz the time and beat measures are always off. I need something very accurate that I can map in, and export the final result in a wav file. Anyone know how this can be done, or can it be done within using ReBirth 2 or FruityLoops or HammerHead?

Re: Drum Sequencer software?

Posted by todd on Sat, 04/21/2001 - 18:36.

Well. if you are using rebirth rb 338 2.o, not sure on other versions ... but you have the Rebirth Modpacker, which is a bit strange to get used to but once you do, if you have some nice clean samples you can create customized Mods. With hammerhead, you can use the userbank creator to create custom hubs. Other than that, I have tinkered with lots of drum utilities and these are really the most intuitive, A company called D Lusion makes a program called Drum Station which seems fairly decent, and you can use it with your own samples. Also, the a program called SoftStep that has useless default samples but I believe you can load your own samples. hope this info is useful.

Re: Drum Sequencer software?

Posted by ken on Mon, 03/06/2000 - 15:26.

BioDrummer will do what you need. You can download a free demo from: www.triptoys.com/BioDrummerDemoSetup.exe

: I wanna a program that is able to produce constant, looping drum sequences, alot like Fruity Loops or Rebirth, but instead of using the built in sounds, like the 808,909 techo stuff, I want to use my own samples, preferably from GigaSampler or Reality synth or even from SoundFonts.

: I always mess up trying to play a drum track live, cuz the time and beat measures are always off. I need something very accurate that I can map in, and export the final result in a wav file. Anyone know how this can be done, or can it be done within using ReBirth 2 or FruityLoops or HammerHead?

Re: Drum Sequencer software?

Posted by dave on Fri, 02/25/2000 - 17:59.

hammerhead has an optional userbank creator with it. all you need to do is format your samples as RAW files and import them.

What's some good mastering software for mac?

Posted by steele on Thu, 02/17/2000 - 18:13.

I need to knew what the best mastering software for mac is? I'm having some problems with not get the final mix exactly the way I want it to sound. Plus I hear that after you put a mix throught mastering software your mix is inproved by 50%. Send me info!
steele_a@hotmail.com

Structured Audio Orchestra Language

Posted by Peter van der Noord on Thu, 02/17/2000 - 14:36.

I hereby would like to invite anyone to visit the SAOL User Page
(http://studio147.nl.eu.org/saol) and help the database grow by sending in
sounds, compositions and ideas.

SAOL is a new laguage to create sound, in the style of Csound, and is part
of the new MPEG-4 standard, where it's known as Structured Audio. You can
generate every sound you can imagine, control it realtime with midi and very
interesting: the mp4-files it generates are *very* small (because you only
edit 2 textfiles) yet they sound exactly the same everywhere you play it
(16bit 44100kHz, or higher if you prefer).

Structured Audio WILL be the new standard, so if you're interested: read
more on http://studio147.nl.eu.org/saol

Peter van der Noord

Convert Gravis Ultrasound .pat files to anything?

Posted by Stan on Thu, 02/17/2000 - 13:17.

The defunct Ultrasound Ace card had the perfect sounds for me.
Is there any way to convert the .pat files to anything I could use with
SBLive!?
Any responses will be appreciated - any responses that work will be
recompensed.
Thanks.

recording guitar

Posted by SimonF on Thu, 02/17/2000 - 12:40.

I have a SB16 card and I want to record acoustic guitar- what do I need ? Advice on what mics, connections and maybe software ( I have CoolEdit) should I be looking at.

Converting .WAV files to MP3

Posted by Bill on Thu, 02/17/2000 - 05:56.

I am relatively new to this. What is required to convert
a wave file to an mp3? I wish to be able to email files
without overloading servers with the huge file sizes.
Any Ideas? Thanks, Bill

Converting .WAV files to MP3

Posted by Bigmike2940 on Fri, 12/01/2000 - 17:14.

: How do you convert a Wave file to a MP3 file and what software do I need to do this? I need some help because I,m doing my churches website for the first time and I really do need the information to get started please help me with this

Converting .WAV files to MP3

Posted by Sachin on Fri, 06/29/2001 - 16:09.

: : How do I convert a Wave file to a MP3 file and what software do I need to do this? I need some

Re: Converting .WAV files to MP3

Posted by mrk on Sun, 03/12/2000 - 21:02.

soundforge does it.... checked Awave?

Re: Converting .WAV files to MP3

Posted by Geoff on Thu, 02/17/2000 - 23:19.

Hi Bill,

We have a tutorial on this very thing! Just click on the link below.

<a href="http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/news/83/">Convert a WAV to MP3 by using Cool Edit 2000</a>

Cheers
Geoff

: I am relatively new to this. What is required to convert
: a wave file to an mp3? I wish to be able to email files
: without overloading servers with the huge file sizes.
: Any Ideas? Thanks, Bill

Cubase vst , no metronome

Posted by Kris on Thu, 02/17/2000 - 04:39.

I can't get a metronome audio click w/ Cubase Vst.
I've played around w/ all the click & sync options.
I tried everything can anyone suggest anything?
Thanks

Re: Cubase vst , no metronome

Posted by Vladimir on Fri, 02/18/2000 - 16:44.

Hi Kris! (German?)
Go to Options/Metronome.
MIDI click: yes
hogh velocity ca 120 - 150
low velocity ca 90-100
high/low note - your choise.
channel - the channel of your drums (usually 10)
Output: the right out of your soundcard or synth
Remember: there are no drum sound on some notes.
be happy!
Vladimir

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