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hehe, I had trouble to - But it was a review for the fast track pro. Regardless, I'm still going to buy it - tomorrow though, stuff ran a little late. Just want to make sure I get the proper drivers to make it work to its best ability.

Only reason I ask is because of this review taken from amazon.com "This thing CAN sound AMAZING-- but it probably won't, unless you are very careful. Make sure you have the latest drivers. Don't even BOTHER with the MME ("wave") or WDM drivers; it's ASIO or nothing, because M-Audio's MME/WDM...

Soo, I'm new to this midi stuff - and seem to be having trouble comprehending certain concepts. I've been making a drum beat with "groove agent one" in Cubase with the drum editor - and ended up with it being too loud along with the rest of my tracks. So I open up my mixer, and see 3 different...

thanks for the quick reply =) These drivers won't interfere with any "Asio4all" drivers that I might have installed, will they?

So, I'm gonna head out and finally splurge on this guy. But i've been reading on some forums and it seems people have bad things to say about the drivers. I read on here that there is a different driver on the net to d/l for free that will work with the fast track pro - Does that mean I...

umm, regarding the drum track question - I think there is a way, but I do it your way =p. Solo the tracks, export and import back in hehe. I'll be looking forward to someone replying on a better way to do this as well =-)

So, Funny story - but please excuse any ignorance on my part, I'm a complete no0b in recording generally. I've had some sound problems for quite a while. My sound will randomly stop working, and when I open my "Control panel - sound devices" everything will be grey, and it will say "No sound...

well, whether it works or not - it looks really cool,.

don't really know any exercises - I plan to take some vocal lessons my self =) scales? Don't know exactly what you're looking for - but I used google =p http://www.goodclef.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/07/majorscales.gif

I'm not quite sure. My friends and I used to record using it with some MXL condenser mics, and might have been careless using the phantom power switch? I don't know anything about phantom power. We moved on and forgot about recording for a while (I was the only musician, my friends dad bought...

any good words on the digi 001? one just popped up on CL http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/dec99/articles/digi001.htm actually, reading about this - Is it USB? Will it work with DAWs other than Pro Tools? the price on craigslist has to be wrong..

by damn! That worked Frank!!! You will be praised in the cubase community! Thank you so much. Now I have to get used to playing on this weird Oxygen 8, damn the keys feel weird. Now it's me having trouble keeping timing LOL Thanks again!

thanks for the advice guys =) I think I'm gonna try n' go with the fast track pro. Seen em' a couple times on craigslist - there's been one there for a while, gonna wait and see if the price drops a little so I can still buy gas hehe.

worried me about my speakers for a second >< Definitely can hear it now

Wow! I really hope this works Jorga - Can't try it out now, but gonna give it a shot in an hour or two. This is the first time I've heard of someone figuring out how to fix the issue. I'll report back =)

you did that all on guitar pro!?!?! I've tried to do some stuff on there. I have to say I'm really impressed. I'm pretty proficient on guitar, (I'm very into Yngwie Malmsteen) But I've tried using guitar pro before... Lost me quickly - I'm no good with technology I guess - That's why I'm...

Definitely agree with Dinty. Piano is by far the easiest instrument to see patterns on. Easy to recognize minor/major chords - intervals, and most importantly what note you're playing without having a perfect ear. I have a few Yamaha "Keyboard Theory" books, that are awesome. Really they are...

Hmm, I don't really hear a bass either - well not a bass guitar anyway. The pitch doesn't sound close to low enough to be a bass guitar.

my god, such a beautiful piece of music! what instruments are you playing on this? It's all played so well.

True, but I don't think you need to learn theory necessarily to sing harmonies. I have a friend who is able to harmonize a long with me greatly, although he knows nothing about theory or even how to play any instrument. He has listened and loved classic rock his entire life though - (didn't I...