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Try getting an ASIO driver from http://www.edirol.com. I use the UA100 and I got the ASIO driver for that from Edirol. Good luck. Lee Muller http://mp3.com/leemuller

Yes you can use Cubase with the UA30. I have a UA100 that I use with Cubase 3.6 and haven't had any problems yet, although I do mostly midi with only one track of audio, my guitar. You can listen to some of the results I've been getting at http://mp3.com/leemuller, or at...

Just wanted to let everyone know that I did find a way to do this. Should be interesting. Lee http://mp3.com/leemuller

Does anyone know of a way to record both midi and audio simultaneously on two different tracks in Cubase? In other words, I want to record my guitar as audio and midi at the same time, on two different tracks. Lee Muller http://leemuller.iuma.com http://webnow.com/leemuller

Howzit Phonic Orange, I used to mix everything down from Cubase onto a mini disk, then record back with Cool Edit to create the wave file. Too many steps, and I could have done it all inside Cubase. You may want to review this in the manual (online documentation), but this is how it...

OK, thanks for the info! I was, in fact, able to make Wavelab the default wave player. Thanks again, appreciate your help. Lee Muller http://leemuller.iuma.com

Anybody know how I can make Cool Edit my default wave file player again? I did something (?) and now the soundrecorder is the default player. Don't want that. Lee

OK DJ!!! Don't give up! You know, I can't imagine a sound card that doesn't have GM sounds on it, so try this - disconnect your sampler from the sound card and see if you can play midi files like that, without your sampler. At this point, what have you got to lose? If you have any kind of...

Just my 2 cents - using zip disks for archiving audio files could get expensive after a while. One project could easily use a hundred or more megs, which means you use one zip disk (around 6-8 dollars) for two projects. On the other hand, a CDr costs about 50 cents and has 650 megs, which...

I've been trying different things in Cubase to figure out your problem. Couple of things to check on. Go to Options in Cubase, then midi setup. When the window pops up, in in the lower left hand corner you'll see a small rectangle with "enable" on it. Click on the arrow to the left of it...

I'm using a Roland UA100 and SC8850 through the USB port and have no problems at all. Of course, I can't speak for anyone else, but I know that it's been OK for me. You can listen to the recordings at http://leemuller.iuma.com. All done with midi through the USB. Even the audio (guitar) went...

Howzit Jeff, Hey, thanks for listening to my stuff at IUMA! Yes, it was all done in Cubase. I recorded the guitar direct into a Roland UA100 Audio Canvas which is connected to my computer through the USB port. The effects on the guitar were actually added after it was recorded. That's kinda...

Hmmmm....gee, I don't know. Just try as many as you can - keep adding channels until you reach the computers limit. My computer handles 16 channels of audio and it's only a PII with 128 megs running at 400mz, so yours could do even more, I suspect. Remember, though, that this applies only to...

When you say you recorded 14 tracks, do you mean tracks or channels? If you used 14 channels, then you need to go to audio/system and in the upper left of the window you'll see a system performance area. The default is 8 channels of audio, but it can handle as many audio channels as your...

Ok, that kind of tells me that the problem is in your set up. A wave file is a recording, while a midi file is nothing more than a set of instructions that tell the computer what sounds to play and when to play them. Your computer can't find the sounds. Either the keyboard isn't hooked up...

Are you able to play back a midi file at all in Cubase? If you aren't, then either your sound module (if you have one) or your sound card isn't set up correctly. Your computer doesn't know where to access the sounds. I agree about the midi interface - you definitely need one for your keyboard...

McRhythm, I think you need to cut down the output from the cassette side. There are no level controls in Cool Edit. I'm not sure how effective the controls in the windows mixer are, but I know if you cut back on the output from the cassette, the level meter on the bottom of the screen in Cool...

Oops....I think that was me you're talking about. But I do remember apologizing to you for my constipated brain and diarhetic mouth. Anyhow, we ended up pals, right? How you doin? I've been at the IUMA BBS for a while still tryin' to learn this great hobby of recording. Hope your holidays...

Alright Bow! This is the most enjoyable thread I've read in months :D. Glad you got your tone back. I know how it feels to be stumped by something for a long time and then realize it was right in front of you all along. Play on! (this is was almost as good as the bahumbug thread sonusman...

Hey, thanks Terry, for taking the time to listen to my stuff! Like I said, I'm still learning how to do this recording thing, but it's sure a lot of fun, yeah? Thanks again, Lee http://leemuller.iuma.com