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For the SB Live and Audigy, did you checked your mixer on Audio HQ? Take a look there and see if the MIDI input is enabled, its volume and then select it as your recording device. PS: I suppose you've already checked your cables (In/Out), right? BShark

ooops... :eek: sorry about that! :D here it go again: https://homerecording.com/bbs/showthread.php?postid=274064

The RPC problem is a security problem of Windows (XP, 98, 2000, etc.). Even if you reinstall it, the problem will still be there. After reinstalling Windows, remeber to run the Windows Update thing, so you can get the patch to fix that problem. Update your Windows first (and IE and all the stuff...

There was a similar thread on Cakewalk's forum. Many useful links: https://homerecording.com/bbs/showthread.php?threadid=93868

He's in another thread in this forum (about sax soundfonts), and I already asked him to join us. Let's wait for him to show up.

Nero is a good choice too. Export your mixing to wave files and use Nero to burn them as audio CD files.

You can also take a look here: https://homerecording.com/bbs/showth...p?postid=274064 Tell you everything you need to make good drums in Cakewalk products. ;) BShark

Hey Lt. Bob, why don't you take a look at the 'Hey Moskus' thread? Your services are needed! :)

Checking ... I played the original vs our version, and the chord structure seems to be not ok. I tried to do the mix and I had a difficult time to get the 1st solo to sound good, and when I played the original song with the cover, the chords are a bit different. Didn't have time to get the...

Dach, I was out for whole weekend so I couldn't send you the MIDI tracks. I'll try to send it by Wed. A friend of mine told me he has a good sax SF and that he could use it on my MIDI tracks. Well, can't hurt, uh? I'll give it a shot and let you know. BTW, it seems that the bed for the 1st sax...

Ah, c'mon! Don't be jealous James! :D :D

It's nice, but jus like Khompewtur I didn't feel the Xmas mood.

Soundblaster 16? You should first buy another card (at least an Audigy, since it's a hobby), then the software. I think that's the first setp, cuz you won't do much with the card you have, no matter the software. I suggest you stick to Cakewalk. Don't know what you play, but you'll need to use...

Supposing you haven't deleted your MIDI tracks after putting it in audio, you can go to piano roll view to do what AlChuck said. Edirol is a good call too.

Hey Jag! Now that this thread came up again I finally could find your songs on NoWhereRadio. Man, congrats! It's hard to say which of your songs is the best, but all of them are darn good! Your voice is amazing and your lyrics are nice too! Good job!

Plus, if you have band you'll problably record real drums, but if you're a home musician with small budget and not much space in your room like many of us, you'll see how useful MIDI is for drum recording (and all the stuff mentioned above).

Check out Blue Bear's gear: http://www3.sympatico.ca/bvaleria/bluebear/bb_gear.htm He's da man. If you want to make this a carreer, than you'll need some of this stuff.

Hey fella, try to posting another link. This one doesn't show a specific product, so we can't say much about it. ;)

If you have patience you can also use the keyboard view and use some assingned keys to 'write' your MIDI tracks. That's very hard working though.

Indeed! There's another guy on this BBS from Campinas! :)