I greet. How I can stand myself owner of programme Iplay Scala?.I look for him it thanks very from longer time for help.

I am looking for a program that will enable me to write music (basically) for my children who are learning: guitar, trumpet and violin.

Before you read any of this, go to <A HREF="http://hyperarchive.lcs.mit.edu/HyperArchive.html">http://hyperarchive.lcs.mit.edu/HyperArchive.html</A> and browse their mac archives. It's not as cool as hitsquad, but if you have access to both, you are ZOD!Most of us dial-up modem people know that our modems seldomly ever work at their rated speeds. The bad news is that if you have a 56K modem, it probably seldomly gets any faster than 33K, and it might even be learning to go at 24K or 28K because some software is making it retarded! It probably hangs up alot, or freezes up you system, or won't go back to normal when you shut down. The good news, is that if you have a 14K, 28K, or 33K modem, it probably is actually a 56K modem in disguise. This is because dialup modems can't go any faster than 33K, NONE of them. It's illegal by federal law for electrical reasons. Actually the difference in "speeds" is actually just a difference in modem language and vocabulary. The better your modem's vocabulary, the faster it can get it's point accross. This means, that if you take the time to about modem codes and take notes on the important ones like "&D0" and "&B2" and "&K3" then you can get your modem working up to what it's capable of. Error correction and data compression are the main speed enhancers. Still, you can read the basic menus and never get past square one. I have found that most communications software packages DONT WORK. This goes for both mac and pc. If you want to learn how to get things to work, you have to get a second and third opinion. In my case, the best info I have found about setting up a modem comes from the documentation files in ZTerm. ZTerm is a very old terminal-emulation program from the days when there was NOT a wwweb. The program is freeware, and can still be used to log onto servers and even browse the web if your server lets you use lynx (a text-only web browser). Anyhow, the ZTerm files explain just enough about modems to help you figure out what the difference is between V.22, V.34, V.42bis, and MNP. It also starts to show how similar a modem is to a telegraph when you really think about it. If you have an old mac and the full version of HyperCard, you can download the Dartmouth XCMD's package from their info-mac archives and use the included SerialHandler XFCN (external function) to tweek your modem to be faster. HyperCard is a scripting language which is easier to learn than HTML, but much more powerful. It basically set the tone for the invention of the wwweb, but it never really took off, because the creators starting fighting over politics and ownership. They also weren't smart enough to add better sound and graphics to it when they first had the chance. To make matters worse, it started out as a free program without bugs, found on every mac, and graduated to become very buggy, crippleware that you have to pay for. Now HyperCard isn't found on hardly any macs, but is still a great tool if you know how to use it. Generic HyperCard can be used to make little musical sequences out of 8bit 22KHz Mac sounds and can probably do a bit better, now that people have made freeware accessories for it (XCMD's and XFCN's: command and functions). There are XCMD's out in freewareland that can do literally anything. HyperCard is like AppleScript, except it's older and has it's own paint program and HTML-page-like buttons and fields and cursors and icons. OK. So what's the big deal with that? Well, there are HyperCard scripts and XFCN's and XCMD's for MIDI, AIFFs, StuffIt!, sounds, pictures, and the like. Any version of HyperCard is capable of telling any other Mac program to open up. It's also kinda keen because you can write your own scripts to do funky things according to timing, mouse and keyboard input, questions, and mathematical computations. I sing the praises of HyperCard today, because I made a quick script to get my modem to run at 56K instead of 28K, and now I can download from this site, a bit faster. I know most of you couldn't care any less, but somebody out there may really need to know that this can be done someday. Lots of good software is golden but olden. I am currently working on a project to use HyperCard to notice when certain folders fill up with audio files so it can then convert them or archive them with other programs. HyperCard can call AppleScript, and AppleScript is on most new Macs, so HyperCard is back en-vogue again. HyperCard works on all systems from the MacSE thru PowerPC's and can deal with up to MacOS 8.1 Maybe it can do better than that. It will be interesting to see. You will be wanting to read this again when you have a MacOS X or higher system that can be UNIX automated but still have some funky old tools around. HyperCard is also of interest if you have a PC with Mac Emulation software on it. MacOS 7 is about the highest most emulators can deal with, and for 68K mac programs. This means that you can use DOS and other Windows scripting systems to automate your PC Windows work, and then automate the rest of the result on the inside of the Mac emulation environment. This would be useful for scripting the running of old mac programs on a PC. You could augment HyperCard within the emulator with XCMD's and XFCN's and get it to do file type conversion of sorts, or communicate to your serial/parallel ports. HyperCard is a lot easier than DOS, so you might like this post if you are really out here to learn how to be geeky and dangerous with oddity softgear.

I'd like to hear for those of you who have used restoration software to record your lp's onto cd's.
Please tell me what program/hardware you used ,what you liked and/or did not like about the results you got,ease of use,speed or any other comments.
I know very little about this subject.

Thanks,

ES

My audiogalaxy satellite doesn't run correctly under win xp...... only download one to one. I change satellite options to download 4 or 5 at same time but it doesn't really matter what I select..... only one to one... and it can be fast... but very very boring.... What can i do??
thx

I am interested only in playing back midi files to my synthesizer and altering only speed and choosing which clefs on piano. I don't have any need to record, rearrange, compose etc.

Any simple programs like this?

Thanks

Anyone out there know the name of a program used to create WAV files that had the following features:

-There were components such as sound effects and the like, and you put these components together like building a circut board. Every component was a icon. Put the icons on the workspace and connected them with lines. Then you hit the "Calculate" button and it made the sound and you could save it as a wav file. You built sounds this way with the various sound components.

What was the same of the program??? AHHH!! I need to know!

please, IF YOU KNOW, e-mail me at redcalx@hotmail.com

Thank you soooo much!

Hello everyone
I am a trained acoustic (classically trained) musician and would like to try my hand at some electronic composing and recording. Since I have never done anything along these lines before; Is there anyone who can advise me on what should be the basic setup and best programs needed to compose and create. I have an 800 mhz iMac w/ 1G of ram and am fluent in many acoustic instruments (keyboard, wind and string) but know very little about electronic instrumentation.
Sincerely,
benno f miller

Hey, I lost my manual to Logic Audio Platinum and i need it bad. Is there a site or something that you can download it from. If so please send it to me!!! Thankyou -Harry