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I have been using Midi for years I've still got my Atari ST with the original cubase on it. I couldn't tell you

Definately Sibelius it is user friendly and you can cross platform just save as a midi file. :)

http://www.computermusic.co.uk/about/aboutvst.asp have a click on this

If your recording in multi track mode the signal recieved is a mono one. Highlight the track you recorded click on mixdown and choose bounce down selected track. Choose the mixdown track and go into the edit window highlight the signal recieved and press ctrl and c. Now highlight the none...

This all sounds a bit Walters to me. :confused: :eek:

Have a look in the options menu when you are in the multi-track window of audition and choose device properties. It is in this menu where you enable an externel device, the programme is already set up with mackie control. Once you select mackie control you are given the option to configure...

http://www.audiomastermind.com Happy new year to you all :)

have a look at these tutorial files http://www.computermusic.co.uk/tutorial/diy1/diy1.asp

Try this site for plug ins http://www.computermusic.co.uk/main.asp :)

Not quite that's not how theatre works, what normally happens in theatre is you have a person reading the script off the stage and if the scene is a thunder clap for instance the person who is calling the show gives the cues to the lighting control room (LX) and the sound control (this is...

This is specifically for my amusement, you see occasionally I am having to run shows on my own and not being an octapus is a bit of a draw back. as for lighting technicians the job can reverse rolls so it's swings and round abouts. The desk I am using is an Zero 88 Illusion desk. It's what was...

Take a look at these, I recomend them, we use them all the time http://www.asl-inter.com/ good luck

I've sussed out the MIDI show call for operating a lighting desk. Once you have programmed the lighting desk to the required intensities, movement for the lighting cues. You can use something like cubase to trigger the desk. First import the required sounds eg thunder claps into an audio track...

When I move my mouse or page up and down I can hear a nasty faint buzz in my headphones, it doesn't effect my recordings but it is fuckin' annoying. How can I get rid of it, and don't say an optical mouse.

I have got to rig up focus lamps and programme the desk on Wednesday. The way the desk appears to work is by programming cues which can then be triggered via the midi connection, I'll let you know more soon.

I've got a digitally controlled desk with a DMX link so I might be ok. I'm wondering if I might have to put the midi through a MOTU and then into the lighting desk lighting controller. All being well I'll start getting my head round it this week. I'm not sure if you programme the desk to adjust...

It is something I am about to start working with I was hoping someone could shed a bit of light on this concept because I am going to attempt to run a whole show, music and lighting all generated from this protocol. So scientist if your reading give us a reply mate :)

Try a wireless keyboard it's cheaper

That's a wierd one, I've always found cool edit and audition for that matter to be the most reliable bits of software I have ever used. You don't think you've assigned the keyboard short cut for record to one that shuts the program down, I know it might sound daft but it could be a possibility.

Auditions are ok