I've a 25' M/F null modem parallel port cable on order to be used for transferring data from my old PC (used for its Cakewalk sequencer) to a new PC for backing up my music files on CDR. Would it be safe to use this same cable to extend the distance my MOTU (parallel port) Timepiece AV can...
Hi All,
I have an old Gateway P-120 with a MOTU Midi Timepiece AV (8 in, 8 out) running Windows 95 and Cakewalk Pro Audio 4.00. I'm not even sure what Cakewalk is now called -- Sonar perhaps? Do they have a program that will be able to support my old .wrk sequences? I suppose they would need...
good deal
$30 US.
http://www.copyright.gov
You'll want to use the form SR section. You can copyright both the "underlying" musical work and the sound recording that way.
They accept international submissions as well. :)
Oh, as of late (post 9/11), they appear to be using some sort of...
eratic noise, something lik "whooshing"
I had this happen on a CAD GXL 2400. Told the guy I bought it from on ebay and he mailed me a new one for no replacement fee.
I don't know what caused the problem.
It is adding noise. But doing the same boost *after* recording also boosts the noise of the recorded medium. Granted this is probably a way bigger problem when using an analog rather than a digital medium, but it's still there.
Hope that clears it up.
That's not true. Adding high-end to a recorded signal will also increase the noise of the source signal, be it digital or analog. EQ'ing before going to tape/hard disk is preferable in my opinion as you won't be enhancing the noise of the recording medium.
Also, I, for one, actually CRANK the...
Maybe I'm asking for it here -- which is in fact why I'm putting this in the newbie section -- but what does "warm" in relation to audio mean? For me, it's always been a relative term referring to temperature, not audio, until recently. As you likely know, it's often used in reference to...
expression pedal
I have a Roland VK-7 (B3 emulator) myself and am curious: what does an expression pedal actually do to the sound? I might get one myself if it's worth it.
yes
I have:
a Roland D-20 - quite noisey
a Roland MV-30 - noisey
a Roland M-SE1 - noisey
a Roland VK-7 - somewhat noisey
these are older (circa late 80s) units, however; my TD-5 -- which I suspect is newer -- doesn't give me much in the way of a poor signal-to-noise ratio
I recently bought a used Fostex VM200 digital mixer. Whenever the power's on, it flashes:
"WARNING!
WRONG WORD-IN Clock!
Check System Clock Selection"
This happens when the Word-In switch is set to either "on" or "off". The machine lets me change the clock selection but when I press "enter"...
Okay, I'm kind of embarrased to even ask this but:
How is it that a guitar player can seemingly strum all the strings? I mean, wouldn't that invariably produce bum notes that can't be properly fretted seeing as there's six strings but only four fingers available? Surely players aren't only...
If I were to post my material, do I have the option to prevent it from being downloaded? I only want to allow people to listen to my songs via streaming, not downloading.
Newbie question here: what makes a guitar a dobro guitar?
Is what The Edge plays at the start of `Running to Stand Still' (from "The Joshua Tree" album) a dobro guitar? (I'm refering to the sliding guitar part).
Daryle
I have an EMU ESI-32 v3.02 w/ 32 MB RAM and have on order through Sweetwater an Akai MPC 4000 sampler and have 512 MB RAM ready to install in it once it arrives. Can anyone recommend good piano libraries for use with either of these two units? The EMU can import Akai S1000 and S1100 libraries...