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I have managed to figure out the switching midi channels on the keyboard controller but it's really clunky. I would love to switch right in the sampletank window with one click of a mouse.

I want to use sampletank live and have a quick way to switch between instruments but can't figure out how to do it. All I've got so far is a bunch of intruments (parts) playing all at once. I also figured out how to make a folder (e.g."my presets") to show in the browser but can't seem to load...

I couldn't find a "disc at once" option in Wave Burner (yet). But it didn't matter. When I set the gap between the files at zero, the transition was seamless. No pops or glitches of any kind. It even had a neat feature: when you drag a file so it is slightly overlapping another, it...

I am such a goof. I am amazed at how stunned I can be. It's a wonder I stayed alive this long. So I'm about to install my demo version of Wave Editor when I notice an app on my mac called Wave Burner. Mmmm ..... never noticed that before. Well it turn's out to be part of Logic. And it rocks...

thanks a bunch You guys have been very helpful. In this case the single file/add track markers option is the way to go. I will now go and search out and acquire said software. Oh Goody Gee, more software to learn how to use. :-) Thanks again, Harri

Thanks. Now to sound like a newbie; what software for Mac? I'm assuming defining the track points will be self evident. and if I choose to keep separate files, how do I soften the attacks on the initial wave peaks?

I have an album where three of the tracks are actually one long song cut into three files. In Logic the three files butt to butt sound seamless but when I export (bounce) and burn to cd they have a slight pop at the change over point. I have used Nero and Toast. Toast is the best but still not...

I can match it only, no less. And you must pay for shipping from Guelph, Ontario, Canada.

I'm selling my beloved Otari MX5050 1/2" 8 track. Anyone interested PM me.

Yup. Start with the presets and then experiment.

If anyone has MOTU driver #3.6.7.4 I would love to get it. It is no longer available from MOTU and I can't find it on the web. Thanx

Dave is right. Send it to Terry's Rubber Rollers. He does a great job. He did my Otari MX50-50. Better than new. Never use so called "rubber cleaner",alcohol, acetone, gasoline, sulphuric acid, maple syrup, Tremclad rust paint, single malt scotch, chicken soup or WD40. I use Windex on a...

I had a funny feeling this was the case. Oh well, I've used it for years as is and I'm fine with that. Thanks for the input.

The answer to my question is probably here somwhere but I couldn't find it with a search. Three bulbs are gone on my Tascam M308-B desk (and my 3440 as well, now that I think of it) and was wondering if anyone knew how to change them. I can't stand looking at the dark VUs anymore!! What bulb...

I have an iBook G3with OSX and I want to install OS 9.2.2.How do I do it?

I posted this over in Mixing/Mastering a got the feeling it was in the wrong place. Here goes: Yesterday, I went to turn on my 828 Mk1 (the older one) and my Mac wouldn't recocgnize it. It was then that I noticed that telltale electrical burning smell that could only mean bad things. I opened...

Posted: Tue Mar 21, 2006 8:02 pm** *Post subject: My Motu 828 is fried..am I screwed? ------------------------------------------------------------------------ I went to turn on my 828 Mk1 (the older one) and the Mac wouldn't recocgnize it. It was then that I noticed that telltale electrical...

Thanks. Yeah, I wondered about that. Set in my ways, ya know. I'll do them again this weekend and report back.

Didn't know where to post this so here goes. I'm an analog guy who is new to the digital realm. I just finished some tracks on my Otari 5050 8 track and transfered them to my Motu 828 Audio Desk program, giving each track a seperate 44K/24 bit transfer track. While they sound OK, the digital...

Ghost already has way too much gear. Send it to me instead. I'll give a good home and give it the love it deserves. Seriously, it's a great board. Good scoop.