: Help!!!!! I have lots of .ram files I would like to convert to Mp3's... does anyone know of any software out there?

: Thanks,

: Zack

If you follow the link to Music Software, then look under Converters, you should find something. Otherwise, search in Yahoo for "RAM to MP3"

Andy

then all you do is copy the VST plugin into the VST plugings folder and they will be available to you when you next boot cubase (or compatible application). Sometimes people have more than one VST compatible host on their computers and the apps themselves often let you 'Locate' the VST plugins folder rather than copying the whole of the VST plugins folder to the host directory. Keep an eye out for the options in the various host programs

Regards

Steve...R

The oldest trick, and the well established way to do this is back masking. This can be acheived in 2 wayus which i will detail here.

Method 1 analog masking: If you are using an analog (tape) multitracker, filip the tape backwards. Select the opposite track to you RECORD ON in opposition to the one THE SOUND WILL PLAY ON ( as in : if sound is to be on track four when tape is played foward, arm track one when in reverse) . Record the words to subliminate. Flip tape over fowards and mix. A satanic message is born.

Method 2 (digital): If you are using a computer multitracker/sequencer such as cakewalk, logic, cubase etc. this is much more simple. First record normally whatever it is that you want to say. Next, edit the wave form to reverse ( or "flip" the wave). Back masking is acheived and you can add whatever effects, vocoding , granulation that you like.

Hope this helps.

You'd be better off using certain frequencies to create effect. For instance, the US military is working on a series of acoustic devices that will be able to incapacitate crowds of people. Scary stuff!

: Does anyone know how to place supposed "subliminal messages" in music? I'm experimenting with different styles of music as of now and I want to see if it can give them that "distinct" sound af almost hearing something but not quite.

: Does anyone know how to place supposed "subliminal messages" in music? I'm experimenting with different styles of music as of now and I want to see if it can give them that "distinct" sound af almost hearing something

but not q.

Ask the CIA/FBI they are experts.

: Can somebody please!!! tell me how to change ram or rm to mpeg, asf, wmv or any other file that can be played on Windows Media Player. Please E-mail Me At goku_fan_of_the_year@hotmail.com

You have to bounce to disc. Make sure that you do it in stereo mode. Also it will give you options of what kind of format you want to bounce it as. WAV if it's going to a CD for you to listen to. The best place to find any protool user questions is digidesigns website.

Getting cracked plugins for PC has been very difficult. Mac can be found with a little digging around.

Hope this helps you

: I'd appreciate it if anyone could help me figure out how to back up
: my music files via CD burner.

: Also, were can I get effects plug ins?

: Does anyone know of a pro tools dedicated user site?

: Thanks, Scoop

Soundcards with built-in MIDI ports are a rarity, and are usually confined to high-end (i.e. expensive) cards. You should be able to use the port on your soundcard without any problems. I suspect your configuration is probably wrong somewhere.

Andy

You don't need to convert WAV files for them to work on a CD player. Just use something like Nero or Easy CD.

Andy

This question is one of the regulars.

There is no way of removing any part of a track, either music or vocals, without affecting them in some way. You can use filters to emphasise particular frequency bands, but you're always left with remnants of other parts of the track.

The only way this can be done is if the track is still in multi-track form (i.e. as it is in the studio before being mixed). Here, you can simply remove the tracks you don't want. To do it on the final mixed track is virtually impossible.

Andy