AnalogX has software. (www.analogx.com)
and somebody said that there was a built-in output-to-wav option in Winamp, but I can't find it.

: hi, i'm downloading a lot of drum sinthetizers,but all be for create techno, or be samplers, i want create rock songs, can you tell me which is te best?
: tanks

I'm in the same situation, but looking for bass software.
I use a program called 'Drums!'. It's non-techno.
Very good.

RubberDuck is one place to start. It's more for electronicheads but you can tweak the sounds quite well.
<a href="http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/programs/RubberDuck/">http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/programs/RubberDuck/</a>

Cheers
Geoff

: Does anybody know of a good bass program that can
: create standard rock bass lines? In .wav format?

You have to use wav files when burning a CD, I don't think Realjukebox supports that though.

Try a standard CD Ripper like Audiocatalyst, or there are free ones available, look in the software section.

: i use a software program called realjukebox to record audio onto my hard drive. i use a program called adaptec to record onto cdr's. the format on my audio files copied from cd's onto my hard drive is rmj, or real media audio clips. when i attempt to record onto a cd, i receive a message that the files are not recognizable to the cd writer. i have been looking for a converter but have not had any success. is anyone familiar with this problem ?? can anyone suggest or direct me to something that may help ?? i would appreciate any help you might offer. thanks, don

: hello. I really need an mp3 editor that can edit out the swear words. i have
: found others that edit the tags but i need one that edits out the swears. thank you in advance
: robert

: There are so many in the midi sequencer page, and
: I don't have time to test them out on by one.
: It'd be very helpful if anyone can give me some
: suggestions/comments. Thanks.

If it's plain printing and publishing then you should have a look at Music Publisher. NOT midi based (midi knows all about sounds, nothing about notation) - it is comparable to a word-processor for music: it writes what you say, where you say and never argues. It relies on your musical knowledge to get the notation right - think of it as DTP for music.

Totally flexible. The downside is that (at the moment) it does not play back to you, but if this is not a problem then it's a very serious contender indeed. Price is $120.

Download evaluation copy from www.muspub.com or just read the background featues.

Bernard Hill (author).

HI!!
welll i use midi and i thas how i learnt it ..
go to www.somicspot.com.. the tutorials sections and download the MIDI specifications .. if u know a bit about music and electronics .. u wont have a problem reading and undertsanding it with a bit of effort .. they also have tutorials on synthesizers and samplers where all the basics are explained ..
and well personally i think u dont need to go to a college or join some formal course for that .. u sound pretty enthusiastic /.. so just look for the tutorials and hit the, .. thas how i did it .. and im doin pretty good now .
:)

: Boy do I need help.
: About two and a half years ago I took time off from work and put together a musical. I had about 6 weeks to do all the music, and while I had the musical training I new absolutely NOTHING about midi, home recording, etc. I set up a home studio (Kurtzweil PC88 MX, JV1080 with orchestral and world cards, Studio 4, Mackie mixer, Panasonic DAT, monitors, PowerMac with Studio Vision Pro 3.5.4, some Sound Designer card to get stereo sound). I was lucky to have someone come out and set everything up and give me a basic orientation to Studio Vision so that I could just get to work and create the music tracks. I was doing this in a completely ROBOTIC manner - "highlight sound X, click button Y, play the notes, click button Z, etc." And I was able, in a fairly efficient way, able to get the sounds I wanted, but I didn't have a clue what I was doing and if anything went wrong I was helpless and called my friend to deal with my emergency.
: Now I've got the time to get back into music, so I went back into the "home studio" to dust things off. Boy do I feel like the dumbest, most confused SOB that ever existed. All the hardware/software manuals - complete gibberish. They really seem aimed at someone who already knows everything about midi and studios.
: So here are my questions:
: 1. I need to know what the hell I'm doing and I don't mind spending some time learning. Is there any place to get the education? Anyone doing a good job of educating people new to home recording? Do hardware/software sellers do anything or is one expected to get training elsewhere? If I had to pay for 30 or 40 hours of consulting I might just do that if it would get me up and running competently.
: 2. I'm sure there have been huge changes/advancements tech-wise in the past few years.
: Anything I should be looking at which makes it easier for non-studio engineers to get from what's in the head to what's on the CD? I'm more interested in orchestral/choral type composition, so different types of packaged sounds/styles, groove machines, etc. aren't so appealing.
: Any ideas? Bob
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: 2.

: i'm looking for a real audio to wav converter and also a program that can get me to put my old tapes onto cd. anybody got info, email me. thanks alot in advance

real audio to wav converter -
<a href="/smm/programs/Streambox_Ripper/">Streambox Ripper</a>

old tapes onto cd -
<a href="/smm/programs/DartCDRecorder/">Dart CD Recorder</a>
<a href="/smm/programs/PolderbitS_Sound_Recorder_Editor/">PolderbitS Sound Recorder and Editor</a>

SMM.

WEll u forgot to mention what syste are u susing for multitracj recording ???? if its a wave file .. u can use a wave editor to automaticaklly locate and remove silent spots.. and if ure using some multitrack recording studio .. just drag n drop man .. or be more specific
:)

: I need a way to get rid of between track gaps! PLEASE HELP!!!