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I'm having problems operating Neon within cubase. I've created a sequence and this plays fine through my Roland guitar synth or Alesis drum machine. Neon does nothing though. I can't find where to assign the midi channels within Neon either, and the help menu didn't provided me with much info...

Ahhhhhhhh! I've been using them all this time and I didn't even know it. Thanks guys.

I read a forum on this site recently and the discussion involved sweepable mids. Can anyone tell me what they are and what they look like? Also , do any plug ins incorporate them? Thanks.

Thanks for the feedback guys. Sorry, no pun intended...

I pretty much agree with JimH. I bought my cubase with a gina card before the digi 001 came out. I would probably have opted for this one. You can later upgrade all the way up to the full blown pro tools suite. ie with hardware and software ... Or so they say. The plug ins that come with digi...

I'm not too sure either but I'm pretty sure you should be okay. I've heard windows 2000 is more reliable for cubase than NT. The plug ins should all work within cubase. I think.

I'm thinking about buying a Morley or a Jim Dunlop . Any suggestions, of these or others that you dig?

thanks for the tip. Looks lke I better start saving for the upgrade.

I'm not sure but in a word yes. Just go mains out and into your gina. That's what I do. And yes you can single out your kick drum BUT cause you only have 2 inputs on the gina it means that one of these will be the kick drum (as you desired) and the rest of your drum kit will have to be on the...

Me also. I thought it was just me. Who invents this stuff?

Cubase vst score 3.6 is the only package I've ever used and I learnt it quite easily. 1 word of warning. The package I got had books for the midi information and acrobat computer files for the audio wave side of things. I printed out theses files and it turned out to be 3 large books worth. A...

I have a gina which supports 24 bit and I'm considering upgrading my cubase vst score to cubase 24. Is it worth it though, especially when considering that when it comes to burning the cd that it all gets converted back to 44khz/16bit ? I'm wondering if it works as the film to video transition...

Thanks guys. Thats been a big help. Exactly what I needed to know. I'll get one next week, use it for progressive backups and burn the final progect to CDR. Thanks again all.

I am considering buying a Ricoh CD Rewriter, to backup my material. The Iomega Zipp drives I am sure will be too small and the Jazz drives are too expensive. I use Cubase and most songs would combine midi and soundwave data. (Note: I don't mean the recordable CDs, cause these write only once and...

Firstly, try this on eq: cranking the bass a good bit, cranking the highs a little bit, and pulling back the mids. By varying the amount on each you can get great results. Another trick which I found was great for creating that wall of sound without making it too obvious that there were lots of...

The POD has been getting great reviews, that's for sure, but has anyone heard how good the new Johnson J-Amplification is? In Australia they are priced the same. One advantage of the J-Amp is that it has BASS amp sims as well, and also acoustic simulation. The key thing is: How good are the...