No downloadable version of Encore exists, but you can purchase it from <a href="http://www.gvox.com/store/encore.cfm">GVOX</a>.

: where can I download ENCORE 4.0?
: my e-mail: shaturanga@terra.es
: thanks

: onde posso fazer download o ENCORE 4,0

: where can I download ENCORE
here's the address
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The best thing to do is to download Pro Tools Free
It's a free 8 track version. This will allow you to convert you files.
<a href="http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/programs/ProTools/">Pro Tools Free Windows</a>
<a href="http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/programs/ProTools_mac/">Pro Tools Free Mac</a>

: Is there a way convert the ProTools file to an AIFF or wav? I have some vocal tracks on CD in protools format , i don't have protools and i have to remix this song. How can i do? (...i know...i have to buy the protools..;-)
: Thanks for your help

This place has it's benefits but on the whole, you would be better off speaking to people that will know the answer to this...

www.dealchat.com

Chose the PC chat room and let you question fly. The mac forum there is very very well attended and therefore you should assume the same with the PC one and check back often otherwise it's a bugger to find your message..

Good Luck...

Steve...R

I read in another discussion forum that this may be a conflict with the sound card driver, they said try to get the most updated drivers, or try another sound card. I downloaded the freeware version on to my computer at school and had no problem recording, so it must be the sound cards, or it could be a driver problem with Windows ME, because I am using Windows 2000 at School, and ME at home. If anyone else has anymore info please post it.

: i have a friend with a Rev A 233 MHz iMac. can you record direct to one of those bad boys, say through the audio-in port? he knows about midi breakout boxes and the like, and is more concerned with recording directly into the machine. i told him that it would be easier to get a newer Mac with firewire than to work through the USB ports with a sieries of adapters. can anyone tell me different? i'd like to know. thanks!
: krucz

If the iMac has a line input (in the form of a minijack, walkman size) then you can record into the iMac. The quality of the input is useable although if you wanted to record at semi/pro quality, then you would need to purchase a USB audio interface. There are a few including the Roland UA-30 which comes in the form of a small box with analogue and digital inputs/outputs.

Firewire is however much faster which is great for people that want to process audio with many audio ins/outs at the same time. A lot of people are happy with a couple of decent quality inputs and USB is fine for that. Lots of people admit to using the minijack ins/outs of their soundcards and are often happy with the result.

Get yourself an adapter from a tape machine or CD players audio outputs (phono/RCA usually) to the "Stereo Minijack) connector and give it a go.

Check the file area on this site for recording software and multitracking audio and midi software and start creating...

Good luck

Steve...R

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Confused.... ahem... So with Local OFF, does it actually work properly? Most keyboards have a light to indicate that they are receiving Midi Data, is anything flashing when you play some midi from Logic? What Midi interface do you have?? You not using Midi Thru are you?? So many possibilities.. there are a few things to try.

1. Confirm that Midi information is making it to the JV30, there must be a midi light to let you know.

2. If the midi light is not reponding then it isn't recieving midi. You will have to check you midi cables and connections carefully. Also, make sure that Logic is sending midi data out of the correct port. Is it USB or serial??? using OMS???

3. If the midi light is flashing then you may have changed something in the Midi Page or in the Audio configuration of the synth. (I don't know the Jv30 i'm afraid...) It's often worth checking the synth manual and finding out how you do a "factory reset". If you have backed up all your Voices and Performances etc, then you shouldn't have anything to lose.

Get back to us with more information..! Use the Email address....

Steve...R

: ¿adónde voy a descargar las canciones de la tela a mi musicmatch jukebox4???

Find a sound that suits the occasion. If it's trance then get yourself into a percussive pattern or a string chord turn around. It's the starting which I find the hard bit too. It's a matter of being in the mood that you are trying to recreate as much as being able to hear what you want before you start making it.

I find it easiest to pick an instrument and try and start something with that. As you add and arrange the instrument, you can often start to hear other sounds and instruments. It's then a matter of adding until you have a passage you like and then arranging that into a song. I usually copy and paste the passage into Logic Audio and then repeat it for ages. Listen to it and the start cutting bits away and adding new parts to create a changing experience. Use your ears and head for what you know and like...

If all else fails. Do what many well knowns do and copy the hell out of everyone. When you get the hang of it, then start to evolve your own style. It's a cop out in some ways, just know when to go your own way, that's all

Best Wishes

Steve...R

MacAmp from subband software.

www.subband.com

It's an all in one MP3 player and Radio streamer. I think you can use it to stream Mp3's from the net as well. It has a record button that will either record an .aif or mp3 directly to a folder.

I think it's still $15 so it's well worth registering.

Steve...R

A long time ago, midi sequencer packages started giving the user the option to Humanise a passage which would randomise velocity and note event timing to give the appearance of the track being played with standard human timing and velocity errors. These days there are Groove Quantise functions as well.

Take for instance Logic Audio.

If I record a basic 4/4 drum riff over 4 bars and then quantise it to 16th's so everything is on the beat... (unless I played it really badly...!). I could then import an Audio file, from a CD say, that has a section of drumming in it that grooves, (lots of jazz albums often suffice...!). Assume we have a section of pure drumming from the start of a song. Logic allows me to analyse this audio passage and it will take from it it's 'Groove'. I can then select "Make DNA groove template" and it will make a quantisation patch that I can apply to a Midi passage.

I can then select my simple drum pattern and apply the groove template I made 'To it' and the drums will groove...!

I have done this on occasion and it does sometimes impress but don't rely on it as it can get confused if the audio is muddy and has background noise

Applying triplet timing to a drum riff to make it sound human is possibly a confusing way to look at this. try out the groove quantises and find the 'Humanise' function that must by now be in most if not all proper midi sequencers and play away...!

Cya

Steve...R

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