Hi.
Like you, I'd like to know that.
But did you know some playstation tracks are simple cd tracks and can be played in any stereo?

Hi there,

Try <a href="http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/programs/HammerHead_Rhythm_Station/">Hammerhead</a> and <a href="http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/programs/FruityLoops_win95/">FruityLoops</a> out! They should get you started.

Cheers
Geoff

: I want to get some shareware to create music files
: in a .wav format.
: I would like it to have a drum track, with a few other
: instrument tracks with a variety of sounds. These are
: to be used in Flash websites that I am building.
: Very simple stuff.

: Any ideas?

: Remove the "No Spam" from the email address when replying

: HELP: is there a way to record a new track
: while listening to the existing tracks at the same
: time ??

yep that´s very easy..if you klick on the record button you have to set playback while record in the following window.
you´ll need a full duplex soundcard to do this

Greetings
Greyscales

: Dear Sir/Madam

: I would like to get a copy of the program which I can Mix audio.

: Please , send me a reply.

: Thanks.

There are lots of programs with similar names so
please be more specific. If a shareware version
exists then it's probably on this site - here's
what i found searching for <a href="http://www.hitsquad.com/cgi/htdig/htsearch.cgi?method=and&format=builtin-long&config=htdig&restrict=%2Fsmm%2Fprograms%2F&exclude=&words=Mix+audio">Mix Audio</a>.

Alf.

i 'v got flash 3 ,how to add sounds after selecting properties for z frame.
thanx.

: Hi

: I would like some advice on how to get my Cubase arrangements recorded with an Atari ST on the harddrive of my Windows machine and open the files with Cubase VST 3.5. I never had trouble with the Atari reading DOS formatted disks but the other way around just won't work.
ATARI! hahahahahahahahahahahahhahaha
No seriously (I have 3).
Atari MIDI out, to PC MIDI in, then hit record.

Some versions are written specifically for one soundcard and bundled free. These versions will not work with other soundcards. I would suggest asking your friend which card they have, and if it is not the same as yours, try getting a different version of cubasis.

Ed www.mp3.com/rubytech

Check out the link....

: Has anydody out there heard of a programme called dart CD recorder version 3 it's suppose to convert midi files to cd-a, if so any information would be great, especially a web site address for the company that makes it.
: Thanks John.

: can anyone tell me how to copy playstation and karaoke
: cd graphic disc's what cd writer is needed and what software do i need and where do i get it from????????????

: can anyone tell me how to copy karaoke
: cd graphic disc's my cd writer is hp 8200 series do i need any other software if so,where do i get it from????????????
thanks steve

: can anyone tell me how to copy playstation and karaoke
: cd graphic disc's what cd writer is needed and what software do i need and where do i get it from????????????

TO COPY PLAYSTATION GAMES I USE CDRWIN. THIS WORKS VERY WELL.

Hi!
You can`t convert in pattern mode but you can
record your pattern in to loop and then you can export loop as audio file (.WAV). It`s very simple. Just click File, then Export Loop As Audio File. Remember put your loop distance (example Start 1 - Length 4)
Sorry my bad english.

: Several downloads of free MP3 files I have received the files with filetype M3U. Can anyone suggest what this filetype indicates? The files are not very big so I suspect they can be regular .mp3 files compressed with some program which I do not know.
: Any information or suggestion on the subject is very welcome.
: Thanks, Umberto from Milan, Italy

: : M3U files are simply playlist files, which contain the filenames and locations of mp3s to be played sequentially. They contain no sound in themselves and there doesn't seem to be any point in downloading them. You can confirm this by either viewing the m3u files with Quickview, or by simply changing the file extension to .txt, then you can see for yourself.

Answer: Have you tried grounding you Microphone to the same ground as your sound card? The problem could be related.
Sometimes the problem comes when the card is not well shielded from the other components in your computer. The D/A convertors on your card might create this noise. Hope things change for the better.Good luck.

: I have a Monster Sound II MX300 sound card and when I try to record with a mic (not a cheap one) I get this characteristic high-pitched noise along with what I've recorded, and it gets louder as I turn the volume up. I had the same problem with the same noise when I connected my computer with my stereo and it was solved when I put two double cables(with one end not connected) instead of one in the two outputs the soundcard has.I cannot do the same thing with the mic since the soundcard has only one mic input. I welcome any suggestions.

Answer: Have you tried grounding you Microphone to the same ground as your sound card? The problem could be related.
Sometimes the problem comes when the card is not well shielded from the other components in your computer. The D/A convertors on your card might create this noise. Hope things change for the better.Good luck.

: I have a Monster Sound II MX300 sound card and when I try to record with a mic (not a cheap one) I get this characteristic high-pitched noise along with what I've recorded, and it gets louder as I turn the volume up. I had the same problem with the same noise when I connected my computer with my stereo and it was solved when I put two double cables(with one end not connected) instead of one in the two outputs the soundcard has.I cannot do the same thing with the mic since the soundcard has only one mic input. I welcome any suggestions.