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I'm an idiot. I finally got it. Thanks but I'll probably rear my ugly head again

I have done that and when I play it back the tempo is always the same as when I just play the clip through Media Player. The only difference I see when I set the tempo is the physical length of the file in the track

First forgive me for being the least knowledgable person in the forum. I have Home Studio 9.0 and I usually just make guitar/ vocal demos. I have been trying to add drum loops though and have a problem adjuting the tempo. I have been taking wav clips copying and pasting. I won't...

Victory is mine. I downloaded a new driver for the sound card and voila I have a signal Thanks for the replies

Now I'm starting to think it's my sound card. I can play songs that are on my hard drive but not CDs from the drive. I can also hook a cassette deck straight to the sound card and play that so I'm lost. If anyone knows sound cards I could use some help. Thanks

The source is set to my sound card. For recording mics and lines I have always run the signal through a Tascam four track recorder. (It's the easiest way to get to the sound card. It has RCA jacks) Anyway I can see a signal going thru that. The cassette player I hooked up I went straight thru...

All of a sudden I can no longer get a signal and record. I have Home Studio 9 and I had not used it in a while but when I tried just recently I could not record anything. I also tried to record some prerecorded songs from a cassette deck and got some real faint markings but nothing on playback...

I am looking to make simple demos (4 trax max) that I can put onto a CD via my PC CD recorder. Right now I just have a 4 track cassette tape that I would have to take somewhere to put on a CD. Is there a reasonably priced recorder or software that will enable me to end up recording to my CD...