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Down in the Taskbar, at the far bottom right of it, is a speaker icon. when you double click that you will see your volume control panel with all the available volume settings. Now, if you click on the Options menu, then click properties you will see Playback, Recording & Others. Click on the...

Recording Live Drums From Stage As a roadie and lighting technician as well as a performing entertainer, I have had the great pleasure of actually seeing the most greatest microphone setup that a drummer could ever dream of having on stage. Cymbols aren't really microphoned but Hi-Hat is...

I have a MINI-DISK Player/Recorder that plays backing music through a 100W Car Power Amp via mixer and 4 Peasley 15" 50Watt Speakers in a Quad-Box. It sounds great but noticed I need that special BOTTOM-END to give it Grunt. Here's my question (if anyone can help please).... I Want to buy a...

Using the Roland GI-20 Midi Interface hooked up to my PC via USB, Where is the Transmit? In the manual it tells you how to load patches from the PC to the Unit. Below are the steps and question I have on transmit: MANUAL STEP BY STEP INSTRUCTIONS: Recieve Saved Data Through USB (BULK LOAD...

Ok, There seems to be a lot of talk about sound cards and last week I went to my local computer store and asked what is the best sound card for me as I'm recording midi file straight to my MINI DISC Recorder/Player so I can play along with the backing I create on stage. He said that the Sound...

Thanks guys, I've managed to take your advice and did what you suggested. Attached to this post is the zipped version of Roll Over Lay Down by Status Quo. Hope you enjoy as much as I enjoyed creating it from scratch. I had to create this file as it was unavailable for download at any...

On Tuesday I just recieved my new Roland GI-20 GK-MIDI Interface bundled together with the GK-2A divided pickup. MY STEPS FROM MANUAL: 1) I installed everything correctly as the manual says. 2) Installed the drivers on my computer from attached CD ROM. 3) I opened Digital Orchestrator...

Ok, I have read a lot on how to record on minidisc recorders and gotten lots of tips and tricks on the best recording. At the back of my minidisc recorder/player there's an input for Optical/Digital. I have heard a lot on the difference between normal analog recording and digital recording...

smalltowner, I can understand your situation. For you to record a spur of the moment thingy you would do as I do and setup a mixer that you can record directly onto the MD. If your looking to buy one here's a start page: http://www.minidisc.org/ hope this helps a little Regards, Andrew.

OK, Here's a solution that I do to make the drums and other instruments sound more to live instruments and drums for when I go out playing on gigs and it works great. If you have the software (eg: Digital Orchestrator Plus) here's what you do: WHAT I DO IN DIGITAL ORCHESTRATOR PLUS: 1. Copy...

Also, have you checked your recording level on your PC? Remember that playback levels are seperate from recording levels on the PC!!

You are plugging it in from line-out of your mini-disk player to the line-in of your sound card aren't you?

Sony MDS-JE470 badgas, I too just recently got a mini-disk recorder/player that my wife bought me for my birthday and didn't know nothing about how to use it. Luckily in my situation I did however have a manual that came with it. Apparently there are some you can get that play a much higher...

Firstly, I had this same problem and didn't know what to do about it and thought that it was my sound card, so I went out and bought me a better one. However, this was not the case. I still had jumps and skips that were happening and yes, even delays.... I found that when I was running it in...

When recording in CEP, you see these sample rates and resolutions up to 32bit. If, you can't use a higher sampling rate and higher resolution on a CD, where would you use it? Or, is there another way to use it to have a better quality sound on CD apart from the obvious? Thanks in advance. Andy.

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I have written many songs but don't really know what to do or where to go on the net as far as copyright protection for my songs. ;) Any idea???

It's not a serious problem at all, In Digital Orc' simply click onto the even button and choose the instruments one by one and you will see the settings and delete them there. You can also click onto the Track View button and press play, if there is no sound for the first few bars then, if...

Ok Dan! What are you trying to do? :))

What midi application do you use? The drums soundfont in GM has a number of drum styles and all you need to do is keep changing the patch number till you get that right sounding drum kit you want.