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rguagenti, I use fruity loops to write my drum tracks. Why? Well, its just so damn easy to use. I think Fruity loops has a demo you can download to see what it can do. As far as DFH goes, The drum samples on it are the best I have heard. If your looking for realistic drum sounds for Rock,Pop...

Jerb, I have purchased the Drum Kit from Hell and I use the DFH wave samples in Fruity Loops. I create all my drum tracks in Fruity loops, then I import my drums into cakewalk. Very easy. Good Luck. Steven

Til, Thanks. I will try this over the weekend. Steven BTW Your gonna love the full version of fruity loops. endless possibilities.

Til, I would be interested in learning your new trick step by step. Could you post it here or send me it in a email at imalion@yahoo.com Thanks. Steven

Til, Here is a cool (but long) way to bring in the seperate channels from fruity to cakewalk. Here is a basic example. After you have created a song in fruity: Solo the Kick, then Export as wave. Solo the snare, then export as wave. Solo the high hat, then export as wave. And so on. Next...

Hey there. Sorry to hear about your problem. It's possible that you lost all of the wave files attached to your wrk files when your system crashed. Have you checked you Audio Data folder to see if it is empty? Good Luck. Steven

LOL Sorry. This wasnt some cheap way to post a song. I understand where songs are posted for feedback on mixing. I dont need any feedback on this song. I was just giving him a link to an example of the software he was asking about. Steven ;)

Hey there. As far as Looping software goes. I cant say enough about Fruity loops. I have been very impressed with it and it works perfectly in Cakewalk Home Studio too. Here is a song I recorded using Fruity loops for the drums. (song Name is "Misery".)...

gitrokr, I run my music from my BR-8 into Cakewalk Home Studio 2002 on my PC. You can listen to what kind of sound I am getting with my set up at www.mp3.com/steven_diemert Good luck. Steven

trane, I dont know alot about your setup, but I would assume you could go from your VS stereo outputs into your sound card. (Probably 1/8 inch) Then choose your sound card as your input in Cakewalk. I hope that helps. Steven

Here is a brief run down of how the "Auto Punch In/Out" feature works. If you dont already know what "Punching In" is. Here is a breif scenerio. Your recording you guitar part. EVERYTHING sounds perfect except for that one part where you totally hit the WRONG. Well instead of recording the...

The following is some info on Copying + Inserting for the BR-8. If you want to copy + Insert a entire track to a open track: Utility. Track. Copy+Insert. Select Track source and Destination. Then click LOC (Location) Then select "ALL". Then select "GO" Here is How I do the "Copy + Insert"...

Doug, I'm not sure what the question is. (sorry) ... But I agree, the Marker feature is awesome. Usually what I try to do is set a marker at every "change" in the song. Also, the "Auto Punch In Out" feature is great too. Have you had a chance to try it out yet? When using the markers that I...

r23, What kind of guitar amp do you have? Steven

John, I understand about the portability. Both units are portable. I took my BR8 on vacation to Las Vegas with me this last summer. Steven

Jono, LMAO. your a funny guy. I am not surprised that you couldnt keep your word. And I am not surprised that you still havent posted any music for us to listen to. I really welcome you to read the entire thread again. As I stated earlier. Things came full circle long before your post to...

Doug, Lemme know how it works for ya. Steven

Jono, You seem to be having a hard time understanding me. If you have something for us all to listen to, please post a link so we can hear your musical expertise. If you dont have any music to post, your responses to this thread are irrelevant. I will not respond to your questions/attacks...

Again I will refer you to the title. "Back it up or shut up." You are avoiding this. And I think it is funny. Seriously. Lets hear some of your recordings you did with your BR8. Steven