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I dont have the HS but you need to change the midi playback device in HS. Check HS help and look for Midi Playback devices. :cool:

http://www.a2zcables.com/a2zcables.storefront/3f0fda87058a2308271d424d361d05f9/Product/View/VA145 This is 4 foot. They come longer or you can buy extenders. Audiophile 2496 is a much better recording card. Watch your language!:rolleyes:

Ill ditto Spin. I live in the country and have dialup. My fastest speed is 2600. Depending on traffic I usually can play Lo-Fi with realplayer with good results. Some have problems with realplayer but I never have on any of my systems. You should be able to set up realplayer (or any other lofi...

That really wasnt necessary. If you have WinXP Go to "My Computer" Right click on C: drive or D: drive. then click on properties and it will show either NTFS or Fat32, then you can check if there both the same. Your Ntfs drive still should read and write to a fat32 drive anyway. So that...

Thats right. Thats the source. Playback will always be an out. Like the speaker out on your soundcard. :cool:

The speaker jack is just for that. The card has a built in amplifier for the speakers. The mike jack is used for vocals. The blue line in is for Dats, cassette,minidisk for playback and recording. The Blue line out should bypass the internal amplifier of the soundcard and goes to powered...

Good point! Unless you think you can make it better on a computer why leave the Vf. Other than more tracks or software effects. :cool:

Thats a fact. Only the Vf will be able to read the backup. You would have to convert to a Wave file in order for the computer to read it. The Spdif out into your computer will end up a wave file. You have to match the computer format to the Vf format. In other words if it was recorded at...

Musicmatch to convert Mp3s. Its free. http://download.com.com/3000-2167-10020670.html?legacy=cnet Only as a 2 track stereo. If you burned a Cd its already a 2 track stereo of all tracks. Of course you could burn a track at a time and Insert them into your recording software one at a time. If...

Check cables,connectors,routing,software settings. :cool:

Hey Dom. I guess there no longer downloading 1st Page. If you want a copy let me know. :cool:

Some are using it with good luck. Im not. There is Iuma.com which I think is the best overall. You need to make up a Bio there. Theres also http://www.broadjam.com/ I havent had any problems there. :cool:

Get yourself a free web site like http://www.50megs.com/ to learn on. They can be slow and have a file size limitation. Most of them will not let you link from another site. Do not use the templates. Learn a little html. Download Firstpage (Its Free) http://www.evrsoft.com/ Theres All kinds of...

I can only give you some Info Links if that helps Jake. bottom of page. http://www.epanorama.net/links/music.html#midi http://www.troikaranch.org/geekpage.html :cool:

In my opinion thats the most overlooked aspect of Homerecordists. Training your ears. But if your just doing it for fun I guess it doesnt matter. :cool:

If this is for audio only almost any Agp video card will do. The Rdram memory is much more expensive and really not that much faster than fast Ddr ram from what I hear. I do have Rdram on my board though and its fast. I didnt like the Choices of Motherboards they had on the Configurator. I...

If the Cdr has S/pdif connectors. It would still be 2 track Audio not Data. Ive never seen a Cd player with S/pdif connections on an internal.:confused:

Yes. Both Gem and Adk seem pricey to me. If you just need the system I would reccomend Advantage. I have a couple of Computers from them including an Intel P4 system for my studio. Both work great and I have not had any problems. You can configure almost any type of AMD or Intel system...

If you bought the OEM card the joystick interface comes with it. If you didnt recieve one when you bought the unit then call them up. The USB should work with the soundcard. :cool: