I require a program that can do the lot,, be able to convert audio files to midi ,, be able to print score and guitar chords

thanks
Nigel

i need to know what is a good program that can produce deep and loud bass frequencies....let me know asap...if you have a question about my question email me,,,,, superpimp169@hotmail.com

thanks

After years of paying inflated prices for CD's that never had the push of payola or "sale" prices... I feel no remorse for the public revolting against organized music's stranglehood and monopolistic control over the industry. The lack of vision as far as marketing new talent... and complete disregard for the public's taste is evident bu the "clones" produced of any band that breaks the top ten. Now they seek to use these clones as spokepersons to reinforce their control over the freedom and diversity that file swapping creates. "Sharing" exposes listeners to an incredible amount of unheard and unpromoted bands... some of which are not even American.

The amount of cultural diversity shared through file swapping has created sales for overseas retailers as well as Americans who export. This effort to control the "free" movement of sounds between nations as well as Americans smacks of protectionism. An industry that has had total control over what we hear on radio now cries "foul" because freedom of choice has run rampant on the Internet. Now only the best out there make the sale... on an "even" playing field... where sales are no longer determined through radio overkill...or promotion and payola...but by the public's own determination of what it is willing to listen to...and pay for.

Filesharing is the ultimate "test" drive of music product. People will still buy music when they have found what appeals to them....only this time it is what THEY like to hear...or collect...not what radio or MTV has tried to dictate. The RIAA seeks to placate a mismanaged and once corpulent dinosaur. There's a new world coming...Get on the bus Gus...not the "A" train. Stop "A"lienating the customer...he's never wrong! Free markets determine sales...look at the VHS lawsuit and tell me it doesn't. Stay off of them blue suede shoes!

I have several music files which, when I drag them
down to the playlist on my adaptec CD creator to burn
them onto a cd, only a portion of the file shows up on
the playlist. For instance, the file may be 45 minutes
long, but when I drag it into the playlist, only the
first minute or so shows up. I can play the files on
my Windows Media Player and the full file will play,
but I can't burn the full file onto a cd. This only
happens of a few of my files. All others work fine.
Any ideas?

Is this only people who write music. I made a cd of me singing but its like songs from jewel........ I was wondering if anyone knew where I could send it?

(sorry for my english, I hope you understand me)I have a Korg Trinity piano and I´m using Cakewalk SONAR sequencer. Can I use the Trinity combi´s sound or only the GM sounds? because I can´t find the bank number relationed to this sounds. Please, help me. Thanks.
Guillermo Saint-Julien
sanyucs@neunet.com.ar
Argentina

What music program would you recomend for me? i would like the program to record voice, guitar and drums but to record one at a time i think it is called (layering.) I would like the program to be within
£70-£120.
Ps jo you ship to england?
Thanks,
Joe.

I'm trying to download cdrwin 3.9, but when it reaches 98% my computer rejects it saying it has a virus. Has anyone had this problem?

dose any one know a free software that will convert avi to mpeg files

I've been checking out a lot of the various applications for use in a relatively small recording studio operation.
Protools seems to be overpriced when considering what I can get for less $$$.
I've (so far) found that "out of the box" capabilities of the Steinberg Cubase VST/32 as well as Nuendo exceed by a mile, what DigiDesign's Protools has to offer for a lot more money.
Steinberg doesn't charge nearly as much and seems to provide far more "plugins" without having us pay more.
Note: our hardware consists of:
Ramsa DA-7 mixer, MOTU 2408 sound input, P-IV@2.5gHz, Mackie SDR-24/96 HD recorder, Vocallist II, Q-Factor moniter spkrs, and a few odds and ends.
I am running ADAT(light-pipe) 24channels out of the DA-7 to the MOTU 2408 inputs, from the 2408 outputs to the SDR-24/96 HD inputs, outputs of the HD return to the DA-7 ADAT inputs.
The MOTU 2408 feeds all 24 channels/Tracks into the PC MOTU interface card via Firewire/Audiowire, and is
ASIO fed to which ever application (DigiDesign or Steinberg) I finally chose to invest in.

I would really like to get some feedback and ideas from you guys.

By the way SawStudio is way out in left field with their package. OVERPRICED and SHORT on CAPABILITY.

I don't know about anyone else, but this is an excellent time for me to purchase used CD's, CD's by independant artists (P.S., when you buy the CD from the artist, their profit margin goes WAYYYY UP) and CD's from artists with foresight, such as Janis Ian, who recognize the fact that music is a Baskin and Robbins type industry! (Sometimes you have to offer a taste to tempt the customer to buy, and it isn't wise to tell the customer who to share the goodies with)

The RIAA is the tool of the distributor. Often irrelevent to the artist, especially the songwriter, the RIAA focuses on the profit potential to be madfe by the label, as well as the folks who ship the product out to the retail stores, where it is treated just like the fabled widget. I can often buy excellent music at closeout prices, simply because it is not in demand, but if I want to listen to a top forty single, I must (by their estimation) pay through the nose, over and over again, as they waffle over which is the media of choice this week. Of course, I could record the same song off of the radio (if I don't mind a little sound degradation) or record it directly from the CD Quality (hmmm, not quite) feed from the Music Choice channels featured on my cable feed. If I want to go to the internet and check out Doug and the Slugs latest opus however, I now have to worry about a representative from the RIAA wandering by to bless me with a subpenea.

I supposedly pay a royalty for each and every recordable CD I purchase, and I pay almost fifty dollars a month for internet service, but for some reason, the RIAA wants to restrict me from the same priviledge I enjoy with my Television, movies and radio. Since I am not interested in the majority of the homogenized babyfood put out by the mutual admiration society they refer to as the recording industry anyway, this doesn't perticularly affect me, but I am irritated that so much of the gossip passing itself for news these days, is focused on this carefully fabricated issue.

If the RIAA really needs to justify it's own existence this badly, I would suggest it ally itself with the I.R.S. or Pat Robertson's Holier than thou club. I'm sure that either organization would find a lucrative round hole for them to park their square peg into.

Once again the RIAA have demonstrated their ignorance to the inevitable.
When will jounalists and reviewers get stuck into these leeches who prance around as if they actually do the music industry any good.
The major record companies have a miserable history of lack of forthsight, innovation and invention.
They wait until someone else succeeds then pull the dirty tricks to get control of those inovations.
They missed Rock and Roll by three years finally grabbing control of it via a concocted payolla scandal, Cassette tape which they desperately tried to halt and now the Internet that threatens not royalties but their firm grip and control on an entire industry.
MOST singer/songwiters never see a penny in royalties, ever.
Just ask Janice Ian http://www.janisian.com/article-internet_debacle.html

Is there a progam or software ,in which you can play CD&G disks thur your PC dvd player and see the lryics.
Or use your home PC as a karoke machine.
If so email me for the info thank you.

ronald.sisson2@verizon.net

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*******MyMusic Personal Librarian News Flash********

IT'S HERE......MyMusic Personal Librarian 2.2 with Audiofile Import now released.

New Features
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New OS X Look and Feel - Interface updated to conform to Aqua Human Interface Guidelines.

Preferences - New preferences window provides an easy to find location for managing your CDDB connection, Player setup, Media Locations, and Media Types.

Media Types, Locations, and Artists links have been moved off of the main window. Artists can be located by clicking the Artist button on the main window. Locations and Media Types are managed in Preferences.

Automatic CDDB Data updates. MyMusic will now automatically update your CDDB Data including Genres, Regions, Languages, and Roles. Updates can be scheduled or manually performed during normal operation.

Auto-insert - MyMusic will now catalog your CD's as you insert them. If your CD is not found in the MyMusic database, MyMusic will ask you to add it automatically.

Can't find your data at CDDB, MyMusic will determine the number of tracks and length of each track during data entry to speed the process of entering your data.

Audiofile import - MyMusic will import your Audiofile data saving you lots of time in converting from Audiofile.

Dramatic improvement in search speed.

Shortcut keys for quick access to MyMusic functions.

Check out the File, Edit, and Control menus to see what you can do with just a couple of keystrokes.

Configurable columns in the Tracks list display

These are just a few of the updated features in MyMusic Personal Librarian 2.2.

We also have a MyMusic Message Board for our MyMusic users.
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DEAR CHAIRMAN

I WANT TO KNOW ABOUT THE SOFTWARE OF AUDIO CASSETE CONVERT IN CD.

AND ABOUT IT HARDWARE OR SOFTWARE.

Is it possible to play my cdg's on my laptop.
Is there any software either to purchase or download to enable me to do this

I have been thinking about buying a collection or two of songs from Ebay in Germany - on Midifiles.
What are midifiles and what software would I need to be able to play or make CD's from these midifiles?

thanks,

David