Recent content by melodyandbeats

The other alternative for you would be to use the 'WavManager' of MR8 to export the cakewalk tracks to MR8 thru' USB. You will most likely be forced to convert your CW stereo tracks to mono before you can do so.

Thanks Fostex and Thanks mrx !

Hi aziaddict, Also check out the Tascam US428 (or 224) which integrates well as a control surface with most software multitrackers.

Hi, I actually heard the tascam and the fostex before I decided to eventually buy fostex. For an indepth review of tascam, there's an emusician review about it at : http://emusician.com/ar/emusic_tascam_pocketstudio/index.htm Several factors like the Price, wav transfer to PC(track by track...

I'm a CWPA9 user, too. I'm so excited with the way it works with fruityloops, I've never thought of upgrading to sonar. Buy, fruityloops and enjoy the ride! It's a great toy to build all the percussion you ever need!

Thanks acgt, you made my day! I've been trying to sync fl with cw9 in vain, for a long time. I posted in several places and got no answers.

Most cakewalk problems are due to incompatibility with the version of windows you might be using. If this is the message you get before it crashes, 'An application error has occurred and an application error log is being generated.' Here's what you can (should) do: 1. search for drwtsn32.log...

Most cakewalk problems are due to incompatibility with the version of windows you might be using. If this is the message you get before it crashes, 'An application error has occurred and an application error log is being generated.' Here's what you can (should) do: 1. search for drwtsn32.log...

Thanks TexRoadKill! Actually, my intent is to be able to burn them (not archive). But most of the commercial(CD) players only play the 16bit media at this point of time. I was hoping to burn a CD at 24 bit and play this audio CD on a commercial DVD player (most DVD players support audio..so)...

Just a dumb thought, I guess! Is it possible to burn the 24 bit recordings onto a CD-R by using a DVD burner instead of having to burn it in the conventional way(CD-RW) that reduces the bit rate down to 16?

Any good machines out there to generate genuine african/Indian (Tabla) sounds?

I think the Korg d1600 plays back 8 tracks at 24 bit.

If somebody has been recording with this model, is there something good/bad to say about it? - with regard to sound quality, effects, mic pre..etc

Thanks, Green Hornet. I've been reading about your Yamaha experience in some other threads, as well. I'm also expecting some Korg user to comment about the 'sonic quality' in the D1600.

I've almost decided I'll be buying the Korg, but is there anybody who feels that the yamaha might be a better option. I'm tired of doing my research and just wanna go grab the Korg.