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i seem to be getting a low bleed through my new monitors, it seems to be some crappy light rock radio station, its real low and becomes inadiuable when i play stuff through them. how can i rid myself of this?

video killed the radio star yeah it seems hands on units is slowley becoming a thing of the past. granted there are some really good software programs out there like fxpansion and toontrack. but i still like the feel of those old sequencers.

just looking around for whats out there now as far drum machines go now adays.. anyone have any suggestions?

why dont he just use the insert effects and monitor those , then he can just turn them on and off as he pleases. why go thru all that other stuff?

say im running a couple of sends on a track, like , reverb and chorus. now when i go to edit the track in waveform by itself , i can not hear the send effects. what if i want to add an extra effect in the edit view to the chorus part only, is there a way to preview the waveform with the send...

yeah its a pain in the ass using the a/b situation , i did that on my last project and it was just a time consuming headache. heres another question to throw out there.. what excatly is the purpose of the eq in the monitoring situation? since the sound is not true, the sound is really only true...

"here in the studio" refers to my modest studio here in my bedrroom, im running alesis mk1 monitors, which are pretty decent in the way of home recording, my room is acousticly treated . how do i begin to get a flat response so my sound really is what im hearing?

well, heres the thing...i just mixed down a song as a trial run. im using cubase 2.0 sx. now, my song mixes down and sounds great here in the studio. but as soon as i burned a test copy and put it in my car, all the highs are mysteriously gone and it sounds a bit muffled. ive played plenty of...

yes, these are all good ideas. i find that most of those "converters" are pretty bad, they tend to either alter the sound or add air to the rendering. multi sound card really is the best sollution. im just routing it all thru cubase and picking my inputs and outputs and them mixing down to a...

yeah appartly i think its solo, record to anew audio track then mix down that audio seems to be the best way (i think)

does anyone know the best way to convert midi to wav???? i.e stand alone program?? im using cubase and theres no great way to do it and most of the stand alone programs render the midi files low and full of hiss...any suggestions???

what really is the best way to convert midi to wav?? you cant export it.

is this possible, i just want to take a single track of midi data and render it to wav...or do i need an external program for this?

http://userpage.fu-berlin.de/~thman/VST/vst-allinstr.htm theres a bunch in here, dont know how good they are, considering the word "free" is attached to them and not "stolen".

much thanx jh

lets say i recorded a midi track,ok . now i want to make that track a wav file so i can edit it and apply effects to it, how excatly do i go about that without mixing all the tracks down?

frustrating indeed. i dont even care if i have the names of the patches, as long as it work. thank you for everything though. jh

youve been of great help, dont be so hard on yourself, im almost sure it is some type of floor noise, its highly understated. the only time it rears its head is when all levels are maxed. i do have a power conditioner and i couldnt agree more with yr theory on "physics voodoo". there really is...

i wounld never mean otherwize, the smartest donkey to ever walk the face of the earth of course, :D as far as the script editor goes im not too sure. ive never really had to do any set up inside any other programs, it always worked fine. what steps do i need to take to work this out in the...

well this is all well and good , ill remember that next time you need someone to die for you. :cool: jh