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: Hy! I want to record my songs, in an easy way. I know nothing about music or record. I need a free program to record my guitar, my voice, and want the program to have drums presets. It´s possible? Can somebody help me...? Thanks a lot!!!

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Hey Calvo!

It's the best way to get into music based recording - using FREEWARE!!! Have a look round the 'MIDI/Audio sequencers' section of www.sonicspot.com where u will find all the 'Freeware' programs clearly marked as such. 'Massiva' looks a good one - u should be able to play along to midi drums which u will program in an 'edit grid' - very easy. Or u can play along to drum pattern samples which you can download from net and arrange in groups.

It will not be 'easy' to learn to record with your computer as u will need to spend a bit of time learning any program u use. Read the manual right through before trying to record OK?

steve

I use MusicMatch to record analog vinyl and tapes. Any MP3 recorder that allows a line in will allow you to do this. GL.

UltraWide SCSI is very fast although firewire is as fast as far as I can acertain although, with one problem. Current firewire drives are basically firewire controllers controlling an IDE drive. We are still waiting for the advent of Fully firewire drives although the've been some time in coming. Shame all that interface speed is somewhat wasted. The good thing about Firewire drives is that they 'are' usually very fast and 'HotPluggable' which is a bonus and your G4 can has 3 firewire ports that may at present be going to waste. Also, you wont have to bog down your 'puter with PCI cards and SCSI unreliability.

Best Wishes

Steve...R

Your problem is not clear - is it with midi files only? If so try installing an 'emulated' soundcard like Yamaha's SY-XG50/100. It supplies top quality midi sounds which may be lacking on your present card.

steve

I'm looking for a free or shareware program that converts midi to mp3 format.
Thanks
Rich

That depends on who you ask and what type of 'music production' you envisage and which style of music you want to create and what inputs/outputs you need etc. You do know that you need a sequencer for mixing and editing not just a soundcard???

Have a look at Yamaha SW1000XG for top midi sounds and Creamware Pulsar and Terra Tec EWS88MT - there are a lot to choose from.

steve

Have you tried the MIXDOWN option under the TOOLS menu?

You don't want to bother with the creative recorder. Your soundcard looks like it will only 'open' for one program at a time which is why this 'device in use' message is occuring.

To midi>wav just select an audio track in Cubasis to record onto and with the right soundcard selections when u press record the midi will play and be recorded instantly onto the audio track as a .wav OK? Easy!

steve

The fine art of mastering... ho hum.

Lots of people compare their music with commercial recordings when finalising their mix which is a good idea if you don't look too deeply into it. The compressor limiter is a good start on the output of the desk although it's not always capable of controlling the mix, it would depend greatly on how dynamic one of the instruments is compared to the next . An overly dynamic kick drum say, will keep the mix dipping out when the levels get high leading to the undesirable effect of ducking the other instruments out when it plays by reducing the overall level of the mix. Even a careful hand on a compressor wont fully solve the problem. I often bypass the compressor occasionally to make sure that I haven't strayed too far from the source output of the desk.

I good mix is a good mix before it goes into the compressor. The compressor will play havoc with over bassy frequencies and generally appear to affect the Eq of the mix. Try having everything as flat as it can be before compressing it. The compressor should be looked at as a way of bringing the mix back together and fitting it into a compatible and tight package.

You may find that careful eq'ing and dynamic positioning is the key to your success. Once you are really happy with the sound on the mix (pre-compression) then try a light compression and work up. DON'T always resort to putting the Attack on fastest as this will usually cut of the transients of the drums etc... which will dull the mix and make it sound bland. Watch the gain reduction (GR) at ALL times.

Hard to go any further without hearing it. What type of music is it? what sort of stuff are you comparing it with?

Steve...R