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The only thing I can think of is a corrupt install disk if E: is your cd drive. You could try cleaning it and if that fails copy the whole disk to a temp directory on your hard drive and try installing from there. If the disk refuses to copy to the hard drive and hangs at...

Try a Format C: and a fresh cubase install Just upgrading from 98/ME to XP does not work for cubase as the install is different for XP. You may get away with uninstalling Cubase and removing all references in the registry followed by an install from an original cubase disk but the only sure way...

It`s the price you pay for undo in a way. Also could be a bug on version 1.1 using midi plugins Look into freeze edits and then remove unused files to the trash in the pool. Then you can detete unused stuff from the project BUT no undo any more (Edits are now frozen). All in the doc`s Hippo

Just my take on things The big advantage to me of 24 bits is the ability to record without compression by lowering levels without a vast increase of noise. Makes for a natural recording that is useable rather than artificially faked one using compression. Arguably the human ear can go from a...

Its a straight forward challenge download trust your ears and reply!! simple, why are you all so frightened!! Hippo

Its a straight forward challenge download trust your ears and reply!! simple, why are you all so frightened!! Hippo

My System is not a sexy systen at all but clean. P3 733 EB 512 ram Audio drive ATA66 IBM 7200 rpm System drive ATA33 Western Digital 5200 rpm Vst 5/32R1 Win Me Matrox G450 AGP graphics MB fic KA6110 (Via Apolo Plus 133 Chipset) SB Live Delta 1010 Cubase VST/32 Latest revision Tracks only (No...

I believe you can use half of your total RAM for soundfonts......anyone?....anyone?......Bueler?.... With SB Live that is the correct answer!! Hippo

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My Vote is for 2 as it sounds most like my delta card but there is nothing here to get in the way of a successful recording. Hippo