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Re: Why do Some Cd players not recognize CD-R's?
: I burnt a music cd using Adeptec easy cd creator 4.02 and it works great on both my home stereo's but some of my friends cd players cant read them. Any ideas why, and how I can fix this problem?
The number one problem is "CHEAP" Media. You can't buy those 100-for-$5 CDs and expect them to be good, can you?
I've always only used and recommended ONE brand -> Mitsui Silver. I buy my blanks from http://www.cdrplanet.com for about $80/100 on a spindle.
You can find more 'Recording Info' on my web page at http://www.knoxvillewedding.com
Re: Why do Some Cd players not recognize CD-R's?
Why some CD's fail sometimes...
ERRORS during recording...
dust
smoke
pollen
fingerprints
food particles
hair
lint
vibrations from the drive itself
vibrations from a person bumping the box
vibrations from the hard drive
vibrations from the zip drive
vibrations from stereo speakers
warped plastic of the CD
chipped surface of the CD (top OR bottom)
not enough ram
not enough ram at a given instant
system too busy to work with CDR drive correctly
miscellaneous software bugs in the CDR controller
random thermochemical problems with the CD
wrong write speed setting for the CD
physical circuitry of writer is too hot
physical circuitry of writer is damaged
physical chassis of writer is damaged
physical chassis of writer is a poor design
CD writer isn't installed firmly enough
unusual write technique used by CD recorder
ERRORS DURING PLAYBACK...
MUCH OF THE ABOVE + SOME OF THE ABOVE _AGAIN_ +
poor quality cd playing technique
poor quality cd player internal parts
unusual read technique used by cd player
glass printed (commercial) CD was printed poorly
laser is misaligned
cd player is just aging...
you blinked.
Re: Why do Some Cd players not recognize CD-R's?
I am not 100% about this, but as far as I remember you may burn multisesion CDs using Easy CD creator. If your friend's CD players are not MultiRead then they can not play multisesion CDs.
One suggestion is to burn the full disc in one sesion and close it so no more data may be write to it, and then try it on different CD players.
Also you may check if this is the problem using the Option Disc|Disc information on Easy CD Creator and this may tell you how many sesions you have on that disc. Most music CD players can only read single sesion CDs
Non-Audiophile Needs Help With Cubase and OS 9.1!
hey there. like i said im not a real audio expert. i just mess arond with cubase-using the lm4, reaktor, and the other VSt plugins to make loops for web/flash stuff. anyways everything was working fine until i upgraded my system from mac os 9.04 to 9.1. then things went down the shitter. whenever i start up cubase now i keep getting error messages 1-sound input-unsupported sample rate 2-couldnt create native audio engine 3-no translator for this audio information. ive tried reinstalling the software but it doesnt seem to work. any ideas? is it the new OS? or were some extensions blown away with the upgrade? should in reinstall 9.04? thanks if u can help.
Re: Non-Audiophile Needs Help With Cubase and OS 9.1!
: hey there. like i said im not a real audio expert. i just mess arond with cubase-using the lm4, reaktor, and the other VSt plugins to make loops for web/flash stuff. anyways everything was working fine until i upgraded my system from mac os 9.04 to 9.1. then things went down the shitter. whenever i start up cubase now i keep getting error messages 1-sound input-unsupported sample rate 2-couldnt create native audio engine 3-no translator for this audio information. ive tried reinstalling the software but it doesnt seem to work. any ideas? is it the new OS? or were some extensions blown away with the upgrade? should in reinstall 9.04? thanks if u can help.
I'm no expert either, the 9.1 update places lots of new extentions in your system..May be you have some extention conflicts, try turning unwanted extentions off when next running Cubase.If it ran well before the update, maybe you should revert to the previus. Have you checked apple.com and the cubase site for known issues, or further updates..Had problems myself with extentions, so know I monitor this folder carefully, copy the entire ext folder before upgrades or large instals, this way any changes can be restored.....jh
convert songs in audio cassette to mp3
hi!
how do i convert songs in audio cassette to mp3 format. if someone knows then please help me. this is my correct email id. it is in yahoo and not hotmail. bye
diwakar
Re: convert songs in audio cassette to mp3
Simply record the cassette via the IN port of your soundcard. Use an audio editor like <a href="http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/programs/Cool_Edit_2k/">Cool Edit 2000</a>.
Cheers
Geoff
: hi!
: how do i convert songs in audio cassette to mp3 format. if someone knows then please help me. this is my correct email id. it is in yahoo and not hotmail. bye
: diwakar
looking for a free copy ofthe manual to dr220E
if you have that old machine and the manual, and a scanner, could you please send this to my adress as attachement.
thank you for helping me
nic
CUBASE/PINNACLE SOUND CARD DILEMNA
I CAN`T SEEM TO GET CUBASE32 V.5 TO PLAY AUDIO.MIDI IS PLAYING OK.I BOUGHT A MULTISOUND PINNACLE SOUNDCARD NEW 1999 BUT I`M BEGINNING TO THINK IT`S OUT OF DATE WHEN I BOUGHT IT (WHICH IS A BUMMER)DUE TO PROBLEMS WITH VARIOUS APPLICATIONS,SUCH AS CUBASE AND ALSO GIGASTUDIO . EVERYTHING WORKS OK WHEN I USE THE SEQUENCER PACKAGE I GOT WITH THE CARD ie DIGITAL ORCHESTRATOR,BUT I FIND THIS VERY LIMITED IN TERMS OF NO REAL TIME EFFECTS,PLUG-INS ETC.I HAVE AN AMD K6 3D 450MHZ PROCESSOR 64MB RAM (WHOLE SYSTEM BOUGHT NEW 1999)I`M NO WHIZZKID BUT HAVE TRIED MANY POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS TO GET THESE APPS TO WORK PROPERLY.PLEASE HELP OR IT`S THE "FUNNY FARM"FOR ME!
how to use autotune in cubase
This popular thread has been given its own page : how to use autotune in cubase
Just a bit more to hit you over the head with...
http://www.tuxedo.org/~esr/writings/cathedral-bazaar/homesteading/x392.html
DEFINING REGIONS WITH GIGASAMPLER
cAN ANYONE INSTRUCY ME ON CONVERTING MY WAV SOUNDS INTO GIGASAMPLER FORMAT THE EDITOR KEEPS ASKING ME TO DEFINE MY REGIONS AND WILL NOT LET ME SAVE THE WAV FILE
Re: DEFINING REGIONS WITH GIGASAMPLER
: cAN ANYONE INSTRUCY ME ON CONVERTING MY WAV SOUNDS INTO GIGASAMPLER FORMAT THE EDITOR KEEPS ASKING ME TO DEFINE MY REGIONS AND WILL NOT LET ME SAVE THE WAV FILE
Try this web site.
Interuptions in burned songs
Whenever I Burn audio files from a normal cd to a cdw, I get little interuptions within the songs every 10 seconds or so. I am using Adaptec Software 4.02d and a Philips CD-RW, 800 series + Win 98.
Thank you for your help, Tom.
Re: Interuptions in burned songs
It looks like you have a procesor speed or memory problem in your computer.
Try the fololowing: First close all the running programs in your computer (including the screen saver or any other running on the backgroud), then create a CD image to your hard disk (intead of making a CD direct from another CD player). Then burn the copy at 1x. Do not use your computer for anything else while copying CDs.
If this solves the problem, then you need to get a better processor or more memory to your computer, because it is not giving enough procesor time to Adaptec while making the copy.
Can't record ......
I am trying to record my voice onto the Sound Recorder
in my computer. When I tap on the mic with my finger, I can hear it coming through the speakers. But, there is no indication that it is going to the Sound Recorder, the modulation line on the recorder does not move any.
It is a Dell, Dimenion XPS T600r , Windows 98SE
Re: Can't record ......
Sounds like you need to go into Control Panel / Multimedia / Audio and check that your soundcard is set up for recording.
Cheers
Geoff
: I am trying to record my voice onto the Sound Recorder
: in my computer. When I tap on the mic with my finger, I can hear it coming through the speakers. But, there is no indication that it is going to the Sound Recorder, the modulation line on the recorder does not move any.
: It is a Dell, Dimenion XPS T600r , Windows 98SE
>>
For most of you, the best solution to your problem is to
collect a variety of programs. For example, get 2 or three sound editors
with different features and makers. get multiple multitrackers, too. Get at least
one VST and or DirectX program. The advantage is, you can usually fall back on one program
when the other doesn't work. If they both don't work, and you've maybe tried a third program,
it's probably a hardware/software mismatch problem, or you don't have a driver installed (properly).
Another thing is, sometimes one program will install the missing drivers that your other
programs need. Or, it's error message will tell you that it needs that driver or DLL file or
extension, or whatever.
Also, if you read the help manual files of different software, together
you'll get a much clearer perspective on digital music making and recording.
I like to use freeware, shareware, cheap commercial, and expensive commercial,
AND sometimes specialized hardware too. That way, each source teaches me
what the limits are of the others.
a quick glance at any programming book will convince you to
not spend TOO much time trying to troubleshoot ANY
program, because MOST programs have BUGS.
Many used music stores carry old mechanical gear that
at least WORKS or can be checked to see if it is
ACTUALLY BROKEN. Software can suck because there's
no true way to troubleshoot and know for sure what's
going on unless you understand your entire computer system design
and history and contents and file structure.
After 10 years, i almost did on my mac, but then i switched to pc.
however, i have learned that the quick solution is
a fresh clean system, a reliabe software creator (freelance or really good
commercial), and the least amount of gimmicks and gizmos.
a computer that does almost everything will probably
never be compatible with music creation.
jack of all trades, master of none.
a STUDIO QUALITY computer for audio will do JUST THAT
... A U D I O ... and nothing else.
some of the best digital sound systems have no visual
displays.
Why the hell should we even LOOK at sounds anyway?
it's a damned waste of time.
i rant and i rave, and of course this is an
oversimplification expanded into rambling,
but i have laid the clues here.
-- XENPILIAC
p.s. - if you don't learn to do a highly
efficient web search, you might as
well give up everything now.
instead of posting questions here,
you could break down your question
into its keywords... basic nouns
and verbs and stuff...
submit it to a no-nonsense web search
engine, and you'll get better results.
I recommend GOOGLE while it's still good.
Altavista is quite good in the TEXT-ONLY
mode, but it has gotten sloppy with routing
certain kinds of queries to certain limited
ranges of commercial sites. Google doesn't
seem to have as much data, but what it does
have seems to be much more relevant.
Dogpile is a good place to start on
some searches, because it uses more than
one search engine, but you get the good
mixed in with the bad.
Learning how to search on the internet is
VASTLY more helpful than asking a million
people questions that you are too lazy to
figure out yourself.
Even when you DONT find what you're looking
for, you will find answers to other questions
you hadn't yet asked.
You should also read magazines such as
Electronic Musician, EQ, Keyboard, and Sound On Sound.
In 1993 I bought a copy of Sound On Sound in Boston,
near Berklee. That single issue I kept for the next
7 years because most of its information was 2 to 4 years
ahead of the American market. I'm not kidding!
Re: >>one of the best posts I've ever seen
great comments.
: For most of you, the best solution to your problem is to
: collect a variety of programs. For example, get 2 or three sound editors
: with different features and makers. get multiple multitrackers, too. Get at least
: one VST and or DirectX program. The advantage is, you can usually fall back on one program
: when the other doesn't work. If they both don't work, and you've maybe tried a third program,
: it's probably a hardware/software mismatch problem, or you don't have a driver installed (properly).
: Another thing is, sometimes one program will install the missing drivers that your other
: programs need. Or, it's error message will tell you that it needs that driver or DLL file or
: extension, or whatever.
: Also, if you read the help manual files of different software, together
: you'll get a much clearer perspective on digital music making and recording.
: I like to use freeware, shareware, cheap commercial, and expensive commercial,
: AND sometimes specialized hardware too. That way, each source teaches me
: what the limits are of the others.
: a quick glance at any programming book will convince you to
: not spend TOO much time trying to troubleshoot ANY
: program, because MOST programs have BUGS.
: Many used music stores carry old mechanical gear that
: at least WORKS or can be checked to see if it is
: ACTUALLY BROKEN. Software can suck because there's
: no true way to troubleshoot and know for sure what's
: going on unless you understand your entire computer system design
: and history and contents and file structure.
: After 10 years, i almost did on my mac, but then i switched to pc.
: however, i have learned that the quick solution is
: a fresh clean system, a reliabe software creator (freelance or really good
: commercial), and the least amount of gimmicks and gizmos.
: a computer that does almost everything will probably
: never be compatible with music creation.
: jack of all trades, master of none.
: a STUDIO QUALITY computer for audio will do JUST THAT
: ... A U D I O ... and nothing else.
: some of the best digital sound systems have no visual
: displays.
: Why the hell should we even LOOK at sounds anyway?
: it's a damned waste of time.
: i rant and i rave, and of course this is an
: oversimplification expanded into rambling,
: but i have laid the clues here.
: -- XENPILIAC
: p.s. - if you don't learn to do a highly
: efficient web search, you might as
: well give up everything now.
: instead of posting questions here,
: you could break down your question
: into its keywords... basic nouns
: and verbs and stuff...
:
: submit it to a no-nonsense web search
: engine, and you'll get better results.
: I recommend GOOGLE while it's still good.
: Altavista is quite good in the TEXT-ONLY
: mode, but it has gotten sloppy with routing
: certain kinds of queries to certain limited
: ranges of commercial sites. Google doesn't
: seem to have as much data, but what it does
: have seems to be much more relevant.
: Dogpile is a good place to start on
: some searches, because it uses more than
: one search engine, but you get the good
: mixed in with the bad.
:
: Learning how to search on the internet is
: VASTLY more helpful than asking a million
: people questions that you are too lazy to
: figure out yourself.
: Even when you DONT find what you're looking
: for, you will find answers to other questions
: you hadn't yet asked.
: You should also read magazines such as
: Electronic Musician, EQ, Keyboard, and Sound On Sound.
: In 1993 I bought a copy of Sound On Sound in Boston,
: near Berklee. That single issue I kept for the next
: 7 years because most of its information was 2 to 4 years
: ahead of the American market. I'm not kidding!
iTunes recording to harddisk
has anyone figured out how to record iTunes radio tuner music (=web broadcast) to my harddisk? this is on a Mac
Re: iTunes recording to harddisk
streamripper X will do that for free....
Re: iTunes recording to harddisk
: has anyone figured out how to record iTunes radio tuner music (=web broadcast) to my harddisk? this is on a Mac
you need an analog program. It allows you to record anything that goes through your soundcard. Creative makes one for SB Live and up.
Advise a musician on buying new computer equiptment
Hello. I have an old Quadra 840 av Mac. It's out of here. I'm getting a newer computer. But I also have a PC (Windows 95) laptop. I love the laptop for accessablily on the internet. But it too is too old. So what my question is, With making (writting, sampling, etc) music as the point I'm going to be coming from. What is everyone (the musicians) using for a computer. Are they all still using Macs, or has the PC's now become the way to go. I really don't want to be limited like last time (Mac can't upgrade anymore), so I kind of like the PCs, and their freedoms. But at the same time, making Music (and also video, photoshop, etc) is the main concern. So I'm cool with Macs, if the're still the way to go.
So can you write to me back, telling me which way most people are going about it, which computers are compatable (do they have the connections, sound card, etc needed), and Do you still use the Midi Time Pieces (Unicorn), or are they out the door aswell. I'm far behind, need to be informed of the present sitiuations.
Can you understand this letter. I probabilly sound like a blithering idiot. Anyway, if you do have time and can write back, I would most appreitiate it. Thank you.
Re: Advise a musician on buying new computer equiptment
go with pc i'll tell u y
contact me at "computerpizza@excite.com"
as i don't have time to reply now gotta go to work.
Re: Advise a musician on buying new computer equiptment
I used to run a Pro-Tools setup on a Quadra 650 until last year. Now I have a MOTU system on a G4 and it's very very good. You can of course run the same system from a pc. But if you take a good look at all the really pro software developers sites, the mac version always comes first and is then ported over to windows. This would indicate something would it not? PC software tends to favour the loopy bloopy musos amongst us whereas mac users have all that and much more.
Can I convert a Music Centre Pro "SEQ" file to WAV?
I've got Music Centre Pro which I use to record at home. Problem is I cannot record out to CD. I need to convert the "SEQ" files to WAV but how do I do this. Please help.
Re: Can I convert a Music Centre Pro "SEQ" file to WAV?
: I've got Music Centre Pro which I use to record at home. Problem is I cannot record out to CD. I need to convert the "SEQ" files to WAV but how do I do this. Please help.
Do you know about the real maker of Music Centre Pro?
Music Centre Pro is a program based on Quartz AudioMaster distributed by Digital Sound Planet.
http://www.digitalsoundplanet.com
You need support? Come and see us, we know Music Centre Pro better than anyone in the world, and discover what Quartz AudioMaster really is!
Already thousands of Music Centre Pro owners have upgraded to Quartz AudioMaster to get more tracks, more effects, more everything! (and more support).
And moreover to be able to work with remote musicians thanks to our virtual studios...
Hope to see you soon!
Re: Can I convert a Music Centre Pro
: I've got Music Centre Pro which I use to record at home. Problem is I cannot record out to CD. I need to convert the "SEQ" files to WAV but how do I do this. Please help.
I've had some success recording the whole mix (on soundblaster using "what-u-hear")to a spare audio track. This then becomes one big wav file which can be burned to cd. It's worked for me.
Re: Can I convert a Music Centre Pro
: : I've got Music Centre Pro which I use to record at home. Problem is I cannot record out to CD. I need to convert the "SEQ" files to WAV but how do I do this. Please help.
: I've had some success recording the whole mix (on soundblaster using "what-u-hear")to a spare audio track. This then becomes one big wav file which can be burned to cd. It's worked for me.
: I haven't had a problem at all - use the draw tool to draw a box around the whole mix i.e. select everything. Then just save the mix, remember to change the file extension to .WAV. Then burn to CD - Nero rocks in this department!!!
Re: Can I convert a Music Centre Pro "SEQ" file to WAV?
I also have this question. If you find out how, please e-mail me at laura_23@hotmail.com and let me know. I e-mailed the tech support tonight, so we'll see if they can answer me.
Thanks
Laura
Can anyone please help with problems with Adaptec Easy CD Creato
I've been combing the ROXIO & IOMEGA sites now for hours, and am getting utterly frustrated...none of the info on either site is helping me out!
I have been having a stubborn recurring problem with burning audio CDs with the Adaptec Easy CD Creator v3.5. I've followed all directions and suggestions to the T, but still am having the same problem: after recording for a few minutes (or appearing to!), the ZipCD ejects the blank CD and gives 2 error messages (T7303 - Track Writer Error - Undefined or Invalid Parameter, and T7728 - Track Writer Warning - Operation Continues). ROXIO's website does mention both these error messages and suggests several things to try, which I have, and none of them has helped.
I'm hoping there might be someone out there somewhere who has had this same or similar problem AND who has found a solution (besides saying to hell with it & buying a newer version of Easy CD Creator or a different CD Burner altogether! Am I dreaming??!!)....
ANY help would be massively appreciated!!!!!
Re: Can anyone please help with problems with Adaptec Easy CD Cr
i have had a few problrms with easy cd creator v4.0 if i try to copy whole cd's for my car it gets to near the end and wont scan a track then freezes this is really annoying as i have to restart all the time, also when i try to play the tracks in question i sounds like they are scratched and the previem will not play them properly why is this? i would be most grateful for your help as i think it has the potential to be a really good burner.
Re: Can anyone please help with problems with Adaptec Easy CD Cr
I have the v3.5 and i have big problems with it because it just won't copy or download anything.My friend who has v4.0 has no problems with anything.I don't know how to continue so i need some advise...thanks
Re: My Adaptec Easy CD Creator v3.5, I think clashes with any a
: I've been combing the ROXIO & IOMEGA sites now for hours, and am getting utterly frustrated...none of the info on either site is helping me out!
: I have been having a stubborn recurring problem with burning audio CDs with the Adaptec Easy CD Creator v3.5. I've followed all directions and suggestions to the T, but still am having the same problem: after recording for a few minutes (or appearing to!), the ZipCD ejects the blank CD and gives 2 error messages (T7303 - Track Writer Error - Undefined or Invalid Parameter, and T7728 - Track Writer Warning - Operation Continues). ROXIO's website does mention both these error messages and suggests several things to try, which I have, and none of them has helped.
: I'm hoping there might be someone out there somewhere who has had this same or similar problem AND who has found a solution (besides saying to hell with it & buying a newer version of Easy CD Creator or a different CD Burner altogether! Am I dreaming??!!)....
: ANY help would be massively appreciated!!!!!
Re: Can anyone please help with problems with Adaptec Easy CD Cr
That happened to me and I bought different brand of blank cd's and everything is fine....
Tangel622@aol.com
Re: Can anyone please help with problems with Adaptec Easy CD Cr
: That happened to me and I bought different brand of blank cd's and everything is fine....
: Tangel622@aol.com
Re: Can anyone please help with problems with Adaptec Easy CD Cr
: : That happened to me and I bought different brand of blank cd's and everything is fine....
: : Tangel622@aol.com
I have my Ricoh MP7080A ....CDRW
in my recently....I can not do anything with it !!
(1) it can not read any brand of CDRW blank disc or existed data disc.
(2) so I use CDR disc only to backup my data ....
Sometime is ok, but sometime is fail with common msg ( T7303, T7118, etc in easy creator 3.5)
(3) Now, CDR disk ...Must be FAIL...for anytime with all burning softwares, why ???
Re: Can anyone please help with problems with Adaptec Easy CD Cr
: I've been combing the ROXIO & IOMEGA sites now for hours, and am getting utterly frustrated...none of the info on either site is helping me out!
: I have been having a stubborn recurring problem with burning audio CDs with the Adaptec Easy CD Creator v3.5. I've followed all directions and suggestions to the T, but still am having the same problem: after recording for a few minutes (or appearing to!), the ZipCD ejects the blank CD and gives 2 error messages (T7303 - Track Writer Error - Undefined or Invalid Parameter, and T7728 - Track Writer Warning - Operation Continues). ROXIO's website does mention both these error messages and suggests several things to try, which I have, and none of them has helped.
: I'm hoping there might be someone out there somewhere who has had this same or similar problem AND who has found a solution (besides saying to hell with it & buying a newer version of Easy CD Creator or a different CD Burner altogether! Am I dreaming??!!)....
: ANY help would be massively appreciated!!!!!
I had the same problem and tried absolutely everything. Even the tech that came out to "fix" the problem couldn't get a CD to complete. I solved this problem once and for all. I uninstalled Adaptec and installed Nero. Works every time and I don't have to turn off other programs, either. I am now COMPLETELY satisfied with my burning experience.
Re: Can anyone please help with problems with Adaptec Easy CD Cr
: I've been combing the ROXIO & IOMEGA sites now for hours, and am getting utterly frustrated...none of the info on either site is helping me out!
: I have been having a stubborn recurring problem with burning audio CDs with the Adaptec Easy CD Creator v3.5. I've followed all directions and suggestions to the T, but still am having the same problem: after recording for a few minutes (or appearing to!), the ZipCD ejects the blank CD and gives 2 error messages (T7303 - Track Writer Error - Undefined or Invalid Parameter, and T7728 - Track Writer Warning - Operation Continues). ROXIO's website does mention both these error messages and suggests several things to try, which I have, and none of them has helped.
: I'm hoping there might be someone out there somewhere who has had this same or similar problem AND who has found a solution (besides saying to hell with it & buying a newer version of Easy CD Creator or a different CD Burner altogether! Am I dreaming??!!)....
: ANY help would be massively appreciated!!!!!
Have you tried going into Device Manager -- Window- Key+Print-Screen key -- and turning off read-ahead on any and all CD-drives that you have? Worked for me.
Re: Can anyone please help with problems with Adaptec Easy CD Cr
: I've been combing the ROXIO & IOMEGA sites now for hours, and am getting utterly frustrated...none of the info on either site is helping me out!
: I have been having a stubborn recurring problem with burning audio CDs with the Adaptec Easy CD Creator v3.5. I've followed all directions and suggestions to the T, but still am having the same problem: after recording for a few minutes (or appearing to!), the ZipCD ejects the blank CD and gives 2 error messages (T7303 - Track Writer Error - Undefined or Invalid Parameter, and T7728 - Track Writer Warning - Operation Continues). ROXIO's website does mention both these error messages and suggests several things to try, which I have, and none of them has helped.
: I'm hoping there might be someone out there somewhere who has had this same or similar problem AND who has found a solution (besides saying to hell with it & buying a newer version of Easy CD Creator or a different CD Burner altogether! Am I dreaming??!!)....
: ANY help would be massively appreciated!!!!!
Have you tried going into Device Manager (<Window- Key>+<Print Screen> key) and turning off read-ahead on any and all CD-drives that you have? Worked for me.
Problems to read a CD-Rom of Kurrweil series
I have a CD-rom that contains kurzweil original souds and samples, and i have a Kurzweil K2vx sample, but when i put this CD into my computer (PC) i can`t load it. Exist any program to do it?. Thanks
Concert software
I am looking for music files to download which are compatible with 'Concert' software.
How to convert Real files to MP3?
HI,
I have several Real files on my harddrive that I'd like to burn onto CD.
Would I have to convert the files to .wav or .mp3 - and if so, where can I find software that can do that?
Thank you,
W
Re: How to convert Real files to MP3?
You can burn the Real files as they are to disc. It's not necessary to convert the real files if all you are going to do is play the CD on a PC.
Cheers
Geoff
: HI,
: I have several Real files on my harddrive that I'd like to burn onto CD.
: Would I have to convert the files to .wav or .mp3 - and if so, where can I find software that can do that?
: Thank you,
: W
Re: How to convert Real files to MP3?
Hi...
I make a suggstion for converting only 10 files and if anyone found a free copy or somthing please call mee at exotic_ma@yahoo.com
but the file is here:
http://www.sonicspot.com/streamboxripper/StreamboxRipper2009.exe
Recomendation
I need recomendation to get a soft that can read .CDA and write .wav. I've been using WinDac, but now I get changed my machine and it doesn´t work under win2000.
Thanks all for your feedback.
collaborate, create with other musicians online
Hi,
I'd like to invite you all to visit my new web site for musicians..
www.artistcollaboration.com
I think you'll like it.
thanks,
hux
easy to use editor
i am setting a student project for architecture students that requires groups of 3 to record a composition in 1 week. sources may be digitsl or analog
can anyone suggest the easiest to use program that can arrange digital and mix files. ie something that can be mastered in a week?
your suggestions would be appreciated -email me
thanks
Re: easy to use editor
Mastered in a week? Whoa! You're making things tough for your students.
Try <a href="http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/programs/SonicFoundryAcid/">ACID</a>. It's easy to learn.
Cheers
Geoff
i am setting a student project for architecture students that requires groups of 3 to record a composition in 1 week. sources may be digitsl or analog
: can anyone suggest the easiest to use program that can arrange digital and mix files. ie something that can be mastered in a week?
: your suggestions would be appreciated -email me
: thanks
cost
How much would I be looking at spending on hardware and software
to have myself a decent little recording outfit?
And what would be the cheapest way to go about it?
I'm looking for stuff that won't crash every 5 seconds and stuff that doesn't sound like crap.
Thanks
Mark