Just a tip,

try http://www.nemesystech.com
as opposed to www.nemesys.com

Unity Ds-1 i alright to as far as sampling goes

Cheers

Mr_Practical

Let's try some of these:

1. right-click the cd-drive icon in My Computer. Select PLAY
2. open the Programs>accessories>multimedia>volume control from your windows start menu.
Unclick all the check marks (mutes).
Select Options>Properties.
make a checkmark in all devices listed. If all devices were not previously checked, you will have to click OK now and remove all mute marks in this section. Once done, go back into Options/Properties and move to the next step.
click whatever play/recording option is not selected (if play is selected, click recording; etc)
add more checkmarks.
click OK at the bottom.
remove all mute check marks.
Exit the control panel.

Note, this panel gives you quite a bit of control over recording an device levels, and is linked to the internal volume controls of most programs.
(ie a change in them changes this panel)

bye.

The files you are seeing that are 44 Bytes are probably the .cda files, they don't mean much of anything.. what about cdplayer? it's part of the windows system. You should not drag the 44 byte cda files into your player, that doens't usually work.

: perhaps there is a simple answer to this problem-my computer will not play audio cds through any music player-the standard windows, CDMax, Real Jukebox, Winamp-it can correctly read the songs on a cd and their length but it interprets each song as being only 44 bytes and plays without sound-any ideas? Thanks.

: I know this sounds stupid but I recently got a CD Writer and discovered Napster. I got all kinds of mp3 music but how do I get it to convert onto a CD?
More software -

<a href="/smm/programs/MP3_CD_Maker/?tt">MP3 CD Maker</a> - Shareware

<a href="/smm/programs/MP3Bee/?tt">MP3Bee</a> - Shareware

SMM.

Go to www.cubase.com

I GET THE ERROR MESSAGE MMSYSTEM032 IS NOT TRANSLATED OR SUPPORTED AND EVERYTIME I TRY TO GO TO MY MUSICMATCH JUKEBOX IT SAY THAT. AND WHEN I GO TO MY WINDOWS MEDIA IT SAYS MY SOUNDCARD MAY BE IN USE. I DON'T KNOW WHAT TO DO! HELP!!!

I don't know that error specifically, but probably you don't have Full-Duplex enabled. If it IS enabled, then you probably have a Creative Labs card.. if t is, then you have to have a delay for recording and playback to start.. that is, have the soundcard start recording after playback starts.

: i get the error message ff7-5-000c[4] and it says that either my soundcard dosent support fullduplex which it does or there is possibly a conflict with another application how can i fix this problem or what can i try?? could the cakewalk or the cooledit be conflicting. but they nevert run at the same time???

: i'm using cakewalk 9 and my soundcard is creative awe64
: gold

Cakewalk has support for adio files, you should be able to drop it in no rpoblem, as long as it is a wav file.

: i'm using cakewalk 9 and my soundcard is creative awe64
: gold

It will cost you money.

Before you spend any money, realize that it will sound like crap unless you work hard and invest in a lot of pro gear. In the meantime, experiment with as many free software programs as possible until you know what tools you need.
This may take years.

look in the software section of this website for:
audio editors (for recording and editing)
multitrack
CD-burning

talk to your friends. See what they use.

Note: noise can be cut down at the source by using balanced gear, recording through a analog/digital converter which is hooked to your computer by a LONG cord, shielding your outlet transformer, not using dimmers in your room of work, etc. Otherwise, you get what you get.
Do some reading. Learn what you can, and don't be suprised if the product sucks. Good luck.

You need the following special hardware:
1 Soundcard
1 CD-R/RW
1 Sound output :I.E CD, or tae deck or microphone
1 Cable to connect the CD or tape to the soundcard

Record it as a wav file, and burn to a CD in audio format

: I would like to be able to use the sound card line input to record on my cd-rw or to my hard drive. is there software out there that enables this? Hardware needed?

http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/win95/VIDEO_MULTIMEDIA/

NOTE THAT THIS IS PART OF THIS SITE.

: Hi Crew - When trying to fix up a track that I've voice recorded I get an error message to say that there's "no audio editor specified in your preferences". Can anyone help ?
sounds like you have to go to some sort of options menu and select your preferred audio editing software application that you have installed on your machine. If you dont have an audio editing software , you cannot specify one, ie: you cannot edit! what software are you using?

if you buy the sudio plugin for cool edit 2000 it will
allow you to record four tracks at once. if you want any
more tracks than that you are shit out of luck
uless you want to spend 300+ dollars.