Preciso do manual do FruityLoops 3

same problem, haven't managed to find exactly what i am looking for..

u might try yamaha rs7000, sampler sequencer with a more or less expert synthesis, smartmedia, u can attach scsi drives to an optional expansion board for yer loopz, sampling memory max 64 megs (well, not really too much huh?)

or, there's stuff like yamaha su700 phrase sampler (comes with floppy drive L0L, but expandable also with scsi interface), there u got a function called "loop sync" which can be used to perform that phreakin beatz u want>>>

different tempos sync, create a beat with software stuff and cut it with some studio tool to have for ex 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 .. beats per a loop and simply sync it with the rest o the stuff u want.

if u feel like tinkering with bpmz, try creating for example a sequence of 3 180bpm loops, and a seq of 2 120bpm loops (might also break one of the patterns), and play em syncronized.
(if i can count, i think these happen to be the same length, and see what sick beat u get out of playin em synced)

Midi ISN'T sound. If Cubase is receiving midi then all is well.

What I do is route the audio outputs from the device that is being played from the midi information through the sequencer (in my case Logic on a G4), and then record both the audio and the midi. In this way, you can go onto a new sound with your synth and still hear the old one (as the audio is recorded). Once you have constructed a few midi (and related audio tracks) you can go back if need be to the first one and mute the audio track, un mute the midi track and record in a new audio track with a different sound as the midi information played will always be there..

Rimmer

you need a recorder. Try to find a deck unit that has optical input AND optical output. They used to make them in the late 1990's. I bought a nice used one in 1999 for about 200 dollars. Surely you could get one for 100 dollars now. It used to be possible to get a used recorder for about 50 bucks. They are dirt cheap in Japan, where they have totally replaced cassettes.

In the U.S. minidisc is like 8 track cassette--nobody uses them.

I have on though. The JE510 is a good kind of unit.
Maybe you could order from crutchfield or something.

You may find this tool useful for playing and recording styles on your PSR225.

www.home.zonnet.nl/josmaas/onemanband

: Does anyone know how to find out what instruments are playing during the auto accompaniment (Yamaha PSR-225 midi keyboard)for all the different styles? Currently I can record through the transmit channels that are decribed in the manual, but then I have to work out what each voice the channel is playing, and set it manually. There must be an easier way. Can you help?

Why don't you either try Nero or just go to the CD Burning section of this site where the software descriptions clearly point out whether a program will burn the audio CDs for you?

: i need to know how to put mp3's on a cd. not how to convert them to wav.

What i would do is establish how many audio tracks you will want to record at a time. Consider the fact that friends might come around and you might want to record them to their own track. If your a one man band and your on a budget, start thinking around the M-Audio 2496 Audiophile card. This comes with a usable version of Logic for MacOs (still waiting for the OSX version of Logic anything other than the already released Platinum version).. Logic is made by Emagic which was recently bought out by Apple themselves. It's a top program and I use it exclusively for all (well, nearly all) of my audio and midi recordings.

If you want something with more ins and out and the same software, look at other PCI audio from M-Audio or RME (there are others by these guys are good) as well as Firewire solutions like MOTU for their devices such as the 828 (mixed reviews) and the much better 896. On a smaller firewire budget, consider a Presonus Firestation which has recently been released. I can't comment on bundled software but there should be something.

The other things to consider are maybe a mixer for either making plugging instruments in and out of the audio interface easier and for supplying a microphone preamplifier (you'll need one with many audio cards) and some sort of direct input for your guitars and basses which would be in the form of an instrument input (specifically for guitars and basses and supplied with some audio interfaces) or buy a DI (direct injection) box which will allow you to plug a guitar into the DI and then out to a line level input on an audio interface.

If I were in your situation, I would consider first the inputs and outputs required at one time which will govern how many seperate tracks you can record at a time. Consider a mixer or larger rack mounting audio interface as in the firewire solutions or PCI solutions like the Digi001 (002 if you feeling rich) or the M-Audio Delta1010. Buy yourself something along the lines of a SM57 mic for the amp and a decent large diaphragm condensor like the Nt2 or Studio Projects C-1 up to the sexier Neumann TLM103 or Rode NTK (you can easily spend more) and invest in a nice mic preamplifier like the Studio Projects VTB-1 and get some serious signal chains together.

Midi is note information and other information on velocity, note bending etc etc. There is no sound. It's just control information. If you press record on a computer sequencer it will start counting along with the set tempo waiting for either midi or audio information (depending on the way you have set things up). The midi information played from something like a keyboard will be recorded. When played back, the midi information will have to be sent back to a midi device so that the midi device can actually make the sound you hear. If you play a guitar with a midi convertor then only the information on when you played the notes, how hard you hit them, how long you held them for etc etc etc... will be stored.

If you want something to play with now, download ProTools FREE which will allow you to record audio and midi (weak midi control). For fun, download something like 'Reason' Demo...

Regards

Rimmer

: due to health or lack there of have to put down guitar and pick up mouse. I was given fruity loops 3.4 but no manual and seeing as I have recently crawled out from under some rock a users manual would save a lot of grey! can anyone point me in the right direction? greatly appreciated!

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