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i have a behringer mixer... it's cheap and pretty sturdy... it doesn't kill you if it breaks, and i've had mine for 2 years now, and it's working splendidly... i use it to master both the output from my computer and my synth... i've set it up in locked eq zones, so i'll always have some place...

rumbling??? what exactely do you mean?? if you mean a bassdrum with a long reverb, yes you could do that.. you can do alot of stuff with a triton... but to get really umph with the sounds, you'll need to send the signals through a mixer...

not all wrong... computer midi isn't noisy... there's no noise on midi.. midi is a digital signal that triggers sounds, in itself midi doesn't contain any sound... it's just a string of notes and events... no what's probably wrong is your soundcard and how you've set it up... cubase user forum...

k... get one then... oxygen sux ass anyway...

just don't tell him please... God is a personal friend of his, and he will let me burn in hell for eternity...

it'll prolly be okay if you refuse to spend any more... it'll have some strings and such... probably 16 bit samples... 32/44 khz... for triggering midi and controller data, i'd recommend an evolution or midi tech midi controller though...

Re: I haven't done inventory for a while, so here ya go. gear slut..

Re: Re: Oxygen midi me neither... i think it's because of their advertising??? Evolution and Midi Tech fo' shure...

you're not going to have much fun playing virtual synths on cool edit.. that's a wave editor, not a sequencer... you're gonna need something like cubase for that...

heheee, that's whack :D SysEx is midi too... but since they have this casette tape option, it might not be able to save patches via midi...

wow... cool piece... but loading sounds from casette????? i'm not quite sure i'm following... this is a midi controlled device.. you should be able to load and save patches in midi... you are talking about patches right? if you wanna record the sounds, you can record them on anything you want...

you'll never find a soundcard with the same sounds as your triton, so playing it as midi files will sound like shit on your pc... best option is definitely to just record the line signal, and then save it as an mp3... (i gather you wanted to use midi for limited storage reasons??)

it is like 20041.3 times more easy to use a sequencer... you can still use cooledit for recording and mixing...

cooledit pro isn't exactely a midi sequencer, m8 :cool: if you wanna record midi i suggest you get something similar to cubase or cakewalk... or even digital ochestrator... if you wanna record sound, you'll need to record via the audio cards line ins from the tritons outputs...

listen to him ^ don't listen to me :D it's all about what gear you buy man... check the manual... i got balanced out on everything i've got, but i know nothing of rom keyboards and modules... depending on what you need, you might wanna get something else that rom keys and modules though...

cubase will do everything... everything... and that's final :D

sorry.. once again i'm thinking v/a gear when they say "keyboard" :o

i believe so... otherwise i bet your noise ratio would show when you connect it to your mixer...

no shit :D get a midiman or a hoontech soundcard... or audiophile or whatever... just avoid those creative cards and similar...