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ahhh i see. i wish i could help ya, but i have yet to realy sit down and track something out.

the guitar and drums were miced. the bass guitar was connected through direct line from the bass amp (contrary to the bass players requests). i was in the booth so i could hear the live mix, it sounded fine.

it depends on the manufacturer. I have seen some that guarantee 300 years of shelf life. thats why the LOC uses them for archival purposes.

if I were you, getting a better mic would be my first priority.

Recently, I attended a show of my friend's band with my MR-8. The sound for the show was already being handled by a sound company so I was planning on just plugging in to one of the sound guy's MASTER OUTS from his big board and on in to my MR-8. Theoretically this would work great, but the...

I was at Fry's today and for some reason i got the notion to just try my luck with one of those generic CompactFlash cards. On the way home i started regretting it because I know the MR8 is picky. I went for the gusto and just bought one. a 512 Mb version. $159.99. Well much to my surprise, all...

the vs-840 is a wretched machine.

When I get home tonight, I will download these drivers and try them out and let you kow how it goes.

No. The labels have nothing to do with the way the mr8 reads the cards.

I don't here any beeping or clicking in this recording. I do have a tip though: Encoding MP3s to 320 is overkill. 192 is the most encoding you will need for your recordings.

Windows XP/Me/2000 ship stock with a USB MASS STORAGE DEVICE DRIVER. If windows 98 had one built in, the mr-8 would work fine. I have been looking for one for Windows 98 every where on the net, I've installed this one that Fuji made for one of their cameras but it didn't work. Just thought I...

To paraphrase that: there are no drivers for Windows 98 or 98 SE. You need to get a CompactFkash USB card reader.

It probably uses FAT16 like the MR8 and thats why it can only see 2.55 gb.

didn't bizzwriter say that the Viking 512M card has issues with the mr-8 in "MR-8 and CF upgrade cards - User Experiences" thread? Eric-Jensen, be sure to be on the look out for any problems you find with that card.

I could use more!!! I am not always working on just one song. I dont want to buy more memory because i know right when i do it, it will go on sale.

'masaki' helped me a lot too.

You're right, it does sound nasty. But i guess i will have to deal with it til we figuire it out. thanks for the reply.

So I am done with a project and I moved all my wavs to my computer to try out N Tracks. Now that I have them all loaded in to my N Tracks project file, I have to slide them to the right place to sync em up. Since my first beat wav started at 00:00:00.00, I could just import and leave it. But...

yes, once it's on your machine as a wav you can encode it to mp3 or burn it. But the software you can do that with does not come with the MR8

"Watch as it destroys itself, this parasitic music industry"