i want to download on to a disk

: I want to download music.
: I don't know where, I've been to Napster, but, I cannot find the archives.
: I also want to be able to download turkish music that I can transfer to a CD, via, my CD Burner.
: Any help would be appreciated.

napster is the best site
you will have to download the software from
napster

Simple...Buy a midi interface!

: How can I listen in my computer the music that I have created in a KORG X3? I created a song and I saved it in a diskete. But, It don't play in my computer. How can I play the song in my computer? (I don't use midi interface)

: i want to tranfer music from my pc to tape ,how do i do it

get a stereo mini jack to phono cable and plug the mini jack end into the output of your soundcard and the phono plugs into your tape deck

have u tried the program on your card yet? no program should require a specific soundcard unless for very specific useage eg soundfonts.

steve

So I am not alone! Yes it appears to be a mystery! It must have something to do with the Flash (?) as it is while this is downloading that the crash happens.

You know Tek that possibly you have had 120,000 visitors but that 90% of them have crashed and run away! My error message says that if the fault continues that the program vendor should be informed - in this case that means Microsoft!!! Well I don't know if Bill would be interested but it may be worth your while investigating the problem further as you may be loosing quite a few visitors?

I will continue to try periodically and let you know.

cheers,

steve

Well brandon if your willing to cough up a little dough you can have yourself the type of setup that will send ecstatic shivers down your spine as you boot up.A few programs that may give this effect are motu's digital performer(well rounded) emagic's logic(abundant features and compatable with so much...) ,steinbergs cubase(affordable plugins),and pro tools(rock $olid).If your an actual musician who actually uses mics to record actual instruments pro tools is cool,but if you require midi options pro tools should be avoided(unless you've $io,ooo
in your back pocket).perhaps logic audio gold, and whatever type of interface your needsrequire.now all you have to do is get that second job ,or sell your signifigant other to 3td world whoredom to pay for it.(worked for me!)
p.s.
pro tools is a mempory and cpu hog.theyre digi 001 package is a good starting point. but requires a speedy system.A cheap pc audio solution for hobbyists is cakewalk.Otherwise BUY A MAC AND FELL PURE AUDIO PLEASURE!

There are books written on subjects like that and can't be answered in short. Recording levels can be varied depending on what instrument you are recording and what equipment you are using. Recording a Hit hat at just below peak metering will usually give some sort of distortion. The related frequencies are a very tight bandwidth and the meters will more than likely fool you into thinking you are in the clear where as the equipment may be taking a full on beating at that given bandwidth. With good equipment, most instruments can be recorded at just below 0db unless you have a noisy analogue system, then you would have to learn to how to stretch the boundaries. Digital? don't push it too high, there is no point. Thin bandwidth instruments should be kept low on the recording level... Nuff said...

Mastering tips in short could be, don't overdo the bass or treble. You can mess up a mix or any instrument by over Eq'ing the mid range. Most of the metamorphisis of instrument sound comes from the mid range. Be careful with them. Compression is a valid part of a final mix and should be studied deeply. Compression can make the world of difference to most final mixes but if you have overdone the Eq'ing in different areas, then you will reduce the assistance given by the compressor. Trial and error is the best way to learn...

Steve...R

Not far wrong DJ! Have a look round the 'Notation' section of

www.sonicspot.com

steve

What you need to understand is that most synths (defintely workstations) have two main modes. One is generally Voice mode where the synth is trying it's best to impress you with one main sound and the other is often refered to as MultiTimbral mode which allows you to address a bunch of different voices at the same time with different Midi channels.

I suspect that if you read deeper into the manual of the XP, you will discover details on using your synth in MultiTimbral mode (often performance mode) which will allow you to speak to upto 16 different sound with it's own Midi channel

Good Luck... it's there waiting to be used...!

Steve..R

Hi

You may need to use this <a href="http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/programs/WMA_Encoder/">decoder</a>.

Cheers
Geoff

: Can anyone tell me how I can convert WMA files to WAV. Thanks

For listening as u record u would need to unmute the recording volume in the Audio Properties Control Pannel. U should be able to select midi ports inside n-track somewhere!

steve

Um, you could try real player!!!