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Hey.... been a while (as usual) Early mix of a song I'm recording with a band recently... it's pretty 'heavy shiznit', according to the band.... I'd define it as heavy metal or something myself.... but in any case, the link: geocities.com/dughed101/catastrophe.mp3 (the usual, right click...

Well, here's my first contribution. I finally got around to recording something, not much, but oh well... I only started it last night, so there isn't much to it yet. It's not available in stores, but you can get it fat-free, regular or extra greasy at the good ol' www.idrive.com , user name...

Correct me if I'm wrong, but cda files are a figment of windows' imagination, correct? I've seen several references to conversions between wav and cda formats today, and I'm starting to doubt myself : ) William "Who's Been Thinking About This Too Much" Underwood

What kinds of problems are you having with the audio & midi? It's hard to troubleshoot a problem if you don't know what the problem is :) On a hunch, I'm going to suggest that you set the sync to 'audio', if you haven't done so already: go to Tools | Project Options, and under 'Source', set...

The midiman should be able to do whatever a 'regular' sound card can do; you should be fine. :) William Underwood

You may find that the aardvark has quieter preamps than the mixer; also, hy using the preamps in the mixer, your signal will have to go through the mixer's preamps, channel eq, channel gain and master gain before it even gets to the soundcard. Each one of those stages will add some noise to the...

By daisy chaining through the soundcard, you'd be splitting the 16 channels three different ways, but it'll still work. By using the midi man, or anything that will give multiple independant midi outputs, each midi device could have its own 16 channels, which would give you some more...

Hello all After reading several articles about how and why dither works, I had got this idea: why add low level noise to a signal when you could add a high frequency tone at 22050hz (which works nicely at 44.1khz) at the same low level. It would give the same averaging effect as a random...

Hello all Has anyone ever seen or heard of a DirectX spectrum analyser? Thanks! William Underwood

*** 12/23/99 - Aardvark has finally released the Direct Pro 24/96!! *** Hey, has anybody heard anything on Aardvark's Direct Pro soundcard? Last I heard, it was supposed to be released on the 20th of november, anyone know if they made their deadline? Thanks! WIlliam Underwood [This message...