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I believe it would actually use 64 bits per sample......:confused:

I think you're correct. You may need something like midi-ox to make this work (free, just google it). It's a virtual midi patch bay.

So i guess if someone leaves the keys in their car and you steal it, then it's their fault.... As for the "as intended" statement, read the licence agreement.....

So it's free from the point of view that you can steal it easily.....

Of course reaper isn't actually free is it? It just doesn't have anything to physically force you to buy it once the evaluation is up....

Ok that takes care of the impedance and level, so you don't need a DI box. However, the frequency response of the speaker in a guitar amp significantly affects the tone. Bypassing this and doing nothing to simulate it will sound pretty bad. You probably want to run the signal through a...

I must admit, I was assuming he was pluggin his guitar in direct.... Yeah I do record direct, but I use a DI box and amp sim VSTs which can get decent results...... But I'm guessing someone using a realtek sound card for recording isn't doing these things.....

One of the links in southside glens signature has a chart that shows you where the fundamentals and harmonics are for many different instruments.....

My explanation was better anyway :D But I did re-read the orriginal post after my reply and thought no no no! Recording a guitar through the line in on your sound card will invariably sound crap!

The mic in is mono, as such, the driver software will make it stereo by sending it equally left and right ot the output. The line in is stereo. Now, if you are using a mono plug into the line in, essentially the signal goes to the tip connection (left) is connected fine, but the ring doesn't...

I guess someone with high rep neg repped you.....

Southside Glen has a link to some really usefull stuff about compression in his signature :) Just find a post by him and click the link at the bottom

EZ, I also have a CTK-601 and I use the MIDI capabilities all the time :) I think one thing I had trouble with is that it's not in GM mode by default, and you want it to be....... Also, it uses MIDI channel 1 by default Apart from that, it's just plug and play :D

I like the song.... don't feel very qualified to offer more than that apart from the cymbals being not very noticeable to me....

Dunno..... look up the specs of the drive and it should have the "normal" operating temp range

Is the whole MIDI track out by that fraction of a second? Do you have auto quantize switched off? (I think it's on by default)

Sure I'd be more than happy to tell you all there is to know about home recording and save you having to use the search feature here or google or buying a book.........

Yep, them porn films are a bitch for eating up disk space aren't they :D

Try it and find out :rolleyes:

Memory - think you need to use 2 banks at a time. Doubt you can use your old memory Cores - dual core is faster but not twice as fast. Can basically perform 2 tasks at once, so won't make one task complete faster I think. Quad core will need a bigger (noisier) power supply, bigger (noisier)...