: i need a software programe to make my own cd+g karaoke discs can anyone help with a address or software package that could convert or copy song traCKS TO A CD+G DIsc

You may find what you need here, go to the toolz download page

: HOW CAN I COPY A CD+G USING A PLEXTOR 12/10

Try this for mixing MP3s together. <a href="http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/programs/4Tracks_MP3_Mix/">4 Track MP3 Mixer</a>

: i'm trying to find downloads that will allow me to remix popular mp3's, such as combining tracks, adding different beats and so on

: From a web search, I found allegroassai.com. It seems to be what I was looking for, but when I attempted to purchase a music score, I was transferred to an Italian web site and asked to provide my credit card info.

: I have absolutely nothing against Italy or the Italians - fine people - but I am very leery about giving out my credit card info to any overseas web site.

: Does anyone here have experience with allegroassai.com? Have you had any problems with them?

: I'd appreciate any comments, positive or negative.

: Thanks,

: Derek Hatley

Hello Derek,

Here at Hitsquad we've known allegroassai for some time,
in fact they even sponsor the Notation page on this site
and they provide free downloads here of notation related
software (Opus & Amadeus).

We've always found them friendly and reliable when it
comes to business so I'd say go with it.

Cheers,
Jason Horton.
CEO Hitsquad.com Ltd

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With cable connection from your record player to soundcard you can use the following Audio Recording software supporting recording from Vinyl/LPs;

** <a href="/smm/programs/Singulator/">AIPL Singulator</a> records vinyl tracks as separate WAV files.
<a href="http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/programs/groovmec_win95/">Groove Mechanic</a> - Noise reduction system optimized for repairing the sound from vinyl LP records and cassette tapes
<a href="http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/programs/gramofile/">GramoFile</a> - Record LPs to CD, removing hiss, pop and clicks
<a href="http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/programs/LPRecorder/">LP Recorder</a> - Record your LPs (records) to WAV
<a href="http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/programs/Rosoft_Audio_Recorder/">Rosoft Audio Recorder beta</a> - Record old LP records or old tapes

Related tutorials on SMM;
<a href="http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/news/382/">Tutorial: Vinyl Audio Restoration using Wave Corrector</a>
<a href="http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/news/399/">From Vinyl to WAV or MP3</a>

: Now that I have a burner What I need to know is how to turn all those old records into playable cd's . Thanks for the help.

Hi Robert, any audio editor (supporting WAV) should let you split your 60min file into 5min sections. Are you looking to burn this to CD? You can burn a CD in Disk-At-Once mode to eliminate the silence between tracks.

<a href="/smm/cat/AUDIO_EDITORS/">AUDIO EDITORS</a> software category
<a href="/smm/news/492/">What is DAO?</a>

: I want to take a wav file that is 60 minutes long and break it into 5 minute intervals so that it plays continuously back to back without silence between the splits. What software do you suggest?

: Is there a program that allows you to convert Real Audio files
: to MP3 without playing the file? Also..is there a format
: whereby I can get more than one voice file on a cd to use in a
: regular Cd player?

I have used Concertware from Jump Music for years. It is lower cost than most, but still good features. A more expensive alternative is Coda Music software. They have several that are industry standards.

www.jumpmusic.com
www.codamusic.com
www.cakewalk.com

Good Luck

well this is a pandoras box kind of deal.
you could get going with anywhere from
$300 to $1,000,000 depending on what you want.you should get a version of cubase,cakewalk or logic audio probably.and if you want to do that fruity loops crap feel free.

but im going to give you a link to get a piece of software for $50 that has a sequencer, an analog synth, a sampler, and a drum machine.
if you have a keyboard to trigger it then youll have plenty to start with there.this software is similar to reason but its much cheaper.

for the rest it would depend if your a 100% midi guy or if youd stray into the world of recording audio-i suggest you look at the shareware around on this page.fruity loops or acid are both killer apps if you play with loops.

BUT-with orion youll have the equivilant of a $3000 rack of gear in a $50 program-I COMMAND YOU TO GET ORION!!!

then maybe youll want a synth module like the roland 1080 to go with that.....and youll need a soundcard...echo and midiman make good ones.
check out the gina 24.

a microphone-while people will say get an sm-58 im gonna say No get a rode nt-1 for a little more money youll get a much better vocal acoustic instrument sound.or if you can get a neuman tm-103, or audio technica 4067

and a pre amp for the mic-you may just want to get a mackie mixer and use its pre's, and then youd also use it to hook up your monitors from...

othertwise pre sonus,joe meek, and focusrite all have "affordable" pre's-avoid art pre amps.

for audio theres pro tools free, n-track, cool edit pro-
youll probably jusat want to get cubase,cakewalk or logic and then if you need to edit samples get recycle, or cool edit or whatever those people use to do that.

if your the man youll end up with logic audio and ORION ORION ORION-get orion this instant!!!

p.s.-theres also a cakewalk dance music pak that comes with fruity loops-
for the rest go to www.intermusic.com

any other questions come back and ask and ill try to answer.
also heres a newbie forum-www.homerecording.com
get orion:):)