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Try DXi, honey... :) Even the simple VSC GM mode will do. Lets see how bad it is :) ;) Jaymz

It deppends on the client (segmentation). I do alot voice over, movie background music & overdub, radio adds, demo with backing tracks production for idols competition stuff, "Record a song for your loved ones" type, etc. My rather small studio consists of three room. MIDI sequencing room, Booth...

Cool infos... :cool: Keep going... :) ;) Jaymz

Open Delta control panel, uncheck "Link" (or something) on stereo tracks... you'll get 8 independent mono outs... :) ;) Jaymz

If I'm not mistaken, it's not set on the song but on the Play List... Look for "On" on each song in the playlist, and turn it off... Jump to next song using "N" button... Just a thought... ;) Jaymz

The manual was written on rocks in the cave... and we realy boiled water to pump our organ :eek: ...and if latency occured, we need to sacrifice a virgin to kick the wave profiler's ass! :D :D :D LMAO!...

You got it perfect, baby! :) Hey, Can I get an AMEEN???!!! :cool: :D :D :D ;) Jaymz

Great! :cool: ;) Jaymz

Close Sonar, and try deleting AUD.INI in Cakewalk installation folder. Then re-run Sonar and do wave profiler (Options --> Audio --> Wave profiler). Lets see if it helps :) ;) Jaymz

Me? I'm not that bussy.... ...I'm just that lazzy! :o :D

Welcome to the board, nonreversebird :) Actualy, with such machine, you can gain extra sound quality and features with newer Cakey. But offcourse, $$$ rules! :lol: Again, welcome :) ;) Jaymz

Most DAW users use regular P4 over Celeron, because it's L2 cache size. Does it realy matter for DAW? I'm about to build new PC, and the guy on the store effers me options P4 with 512k L2 cache, or 1MB L2 cache. I know, the bigger=the better. But why? What good does it do for DAW applications...

Zero latency applies for Hardware Monitoring only. That means you'll get zero latency when you plug your guitar to IN, and monitor through it's OUT. When you record a track, you use low latency drivers. I think 5.3ms is pretty good. You won't notice the gap, unless you have golden ears :cool...

Where have you been these times, moskus? Don't you miss us here? :cool: ;) Jaymz

Like Beltrom, I started computer based music composing since the dark days of DOS. It was Voyetra Sequencer Plus Gold and MQX32 ISA MIDI card + Creative SB16 ISA audio card days. I'd been happy with them, until one day, people talked about Windows 3.1 with hum and whistle. So I went to the store...

starfox, I don't get it clear, please bear with me. What controller do you have? Anyway you suppose to use your curent controller to control reason thru Sonar (not control sonar thru reason). Insert reason as DXi in Sonar, create MIDI track, and assign it's MIDI in to your USB controller, and...

Sorry for delayed respons... So you have M-Audio Uno, and it works... Great! Now, lets rock n' roll! To control VST instrument (VSTi) or DX instrument (DXi), you need host application like Cubase or Sonar running. As you have Sonar already, all you need to do is create DXi track and MIDI...

Okay! Thanks folks! :) Luv U all :)

I never used the Studio version, but yes I think Pro's worth the bucks! :) ;) Jaymz

...Ugh, I forgot to attach. Here we go... :) ;)