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As the title says, I have Windows XP-Pro and XP Home. When I first got the SX version, I didn't load any updates on Windows 2000 Pro, because the addition of SP-1 slowed boot time to a crawl, so I reformatted, and reloaded with "Plain Jane" 2000. Worked like a charm. I've since upgraded my...

Since I can't stand the 'click' metronome, I find a basic beat that's close to what style of music I'm about to record using my Casio WK-1630. Then I export the MIDI file as an audio file, import the audio file to an audio track, and play along with it. (I've found that the Casio @ 120 bpm is...

You have a point. What can it hurt? I, like most everyone else have my music backed up on several drives, so it ain't like I'm gonna kill somethin'! I just really don't want to have to stop in the bios everytime I boot to the music drive to disable H/T. I appreciate your help!!! Dave

This is from the Steinberg knowledgebase: "To use ASIO at lowest latencies under Windows 2000 single CPU systems, the 'system performance' has to be optimized for background tasks. Go to Control Panel/System/Advanced/Performance Options. Change the default 'Applications' to 'Background tasks'...

Go to Programs>Steinberg>Cubase SX>Documentation. Go through the Getting Started PDF, and take a look around. Also, this is a good place to look around for info: http://service.steinberg.net/knowledge_pro.nsf/MainViewE-Level2-P?OpenView&Start=1&Count=50&Expand=3.1#3.1 Hope that helps. Dave

For one thing, I have always used the "Programs" settings under Performance because I've used the computer for many things, although it's recommended that it be set to Background Services. I'm loading Cubase SX on a dedicated drive so now I'm free to set it up anyway I need. It will be stripped...