Of course you can. If you don't already have a CD Writer, you'll need one of those. If you don't have CD burning software you'll need some of that - <a href="http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/mac/CD_BURNERS/">find here</a>. And you'll need blank CD-Rs (not CD-RWs). Make sure you burn an audio CD and not a data CD; if MP3 files are burned to a data CD they will remain as MP3 format, not readable by your stereo.

: Hi everyone can I burn an mp3 onto my cd for playing in my stereo?

Brilliant synth, the Trinity. Only had it for a few weeks, so never really got into the real depths. I doubt the disc will be readable in a PC, since the format the data is saved in is likely to be a Korg proprietry format.

You could try and find someone with a Trinity to see if the data can be transferred from the keyboard to the PC (the one I had had a SCSI port)

You can also try the Trinity chat room at http://jupiter.beseen.com/chat/rooms/g/1221/

Andy

Another good reason not to upgrade to Windows XP.

I'm afraid there's not a lot you can do until someone
comes up with a suitable driver.

Andy

connect it to a tape deck or external CDR.

Nothing like that exists on this site or any other as far as I know. Sorry.

: Hi there, people in cyberspace. I need help and it's a very difficult subject... What I've been looking for (since I can remember) is a software that separates all the audio channels in a cd-audio track. What I mean is that you can get the voice channel, the guitar channel, and so on. I know it exists. I've seen it -- but it was a long-long time ago and I don't remember its name. So, please, if you know that software, PLEASE help me!!! Thanks in advance.

You'll find the software to do this <a href="http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/cat/FORMAT_CONVERTERS/">here</a>.

: I Like informatión ,what´s the software WAV to MIDI and
: MIDI to WAV, and Which one do you prefer?!
: sorry for my English, I speak Español.byby

: for some reason my copy doesnt include manual....need it.
: if someone is kind enough to help me ill hook you up with some vinyl or somethin.

Yes it's able to be done. You'll need an <a href="http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/cat/AUDIO_EDITORS/">audio editor</a> and then there are a number of <a href="http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/cat/AUDIO_RESTORATION/">audio restoration tools</a> you can use.

: Is it possible to take my analoge/mono recordings
: and convert them to digital so that i can then remove hiss and other extraneous noise,so that i can then raise and lower the volume of the voice ,
: guitar and othe intruments.

: I am considering buying Logic and a PC and want to know if this is a bad idea.All the logic users I've seen use Macs.I also want to use USB ports for MIDI and maybe even Audio.Does anyone know how well this works (sync etc).I saw the new Tascam unit that supposedly is a USB workstation controller,but may not work with Logic.Any Ideas, before I sell all my old gear?

with win me no prob.

<a href="http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/programs/Nero_win32/">Nero</a> is pretty good. As for editing, you may need an <a href="http://www.mp3machine.com/cat/EDITORS/">MP3 editor</a>. I don't know if you can get both in one download.

: I'm looking for a good CD burning software that is easy to use, burns any MP3 file you download and allows you to edit the music.

: I have two CD burning software loaded on my computer--CEQuadrat Just Burn! and SonicBurn. JustBurn is cool because you have the option to either fade songs into one another or add a pause in between, edit out portions of the music (which is great if it's one of the songs that have a slow or dialogue intro that you want to cut out) adjust the volume, squelch out popping sounds, etc. It also allows you to mix both MP3 files and CDs (although you can only pull from one CD) when burning onto a blank CD. The problem is, it's real picky about the MP3 files that it'll burn. You may download six songs and it will only allow you to burn one or two. You then have to keep downloading other versions before it finally finds one it "likes" and will allow you to burn. This is a real waste of time.

: The other software--SonicBurn, is easy to use, has a good equalizer for playing the MP3s and--best of all--will burn any MP3 file you download. The problem is that it allows for no editing of your music. You also have to download songs from a CD onto your hard drive first before writing it to a disk. It won't let you directly record from one disk to another.

: So what I want is software that will allow me to burn any file that I download and also allow me to do some editing. Any suggestions out there? Please send me an e-mail at nanceelorn@aol.com. Thanks!

I imagine they use a MIDI set up of some kind. You can use a laptop to <a href="http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/cat/MIDI_PLAYERS_UTILITIES/">play and sequence</a> the MIDI files and go from there. There is specific hardware for this kind of thing but I'm not aware of it. You'll need a high quality soundcard too!

: Have guitar, need backup. I have seen several one man outfits, the sound is good and obviously, they are doing thier own mixing. What kind of electronic do these guy,s use to get the precussion and backup guitar(s) sounds while they play the lead ???

Until I blew up my speakers, I used both quite a bit. I used <a href="http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/programs/FruityLoops_win95/">FruityLoops</a> for creating beats and loops. It can be used to generate whole songs, but I'm still learning what the program can do. It's really worth the value for money. You can download the demo version and it comes with heaps of samples to use.

ACID is more used for sequencing the samples and loops. It's great for remixes and creating songs, but you'll need samples and loops in order to get started. You can buy loop libraries via the <a href="http://www.sonicfoundry.com/">Sonic Foundry site</a>. They cost a bit but really are worth the price.

My tip: download both demos. FruityLoops will give you a more immediate benefit, but ACID will allow you to do some very funky stuff.

: HI Nigel

: You appear to be the guru of this page and i was wondering if you could help me
: Whats better acidxpress or fruityloops 3.3 ?
: As per my earlier message - I'm quite new to this- I'm looking for a tool which I can create tunes and beats on (as cheaply as possible)
: I downloaded acidxpress yesterday which took ages but I was gutted when I found i couldn't just start creating tunes and that i needed to buy these loops ??
: Do you know of any free software thats easy to master to create beats and melodies/sample over the top of them.
: I really want to get started making tunes but keep stumbling

: any advice would be greatly appreciated

: thanks
: Stal