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Thanks Johhny! I never knew that Explorer would allow me to edit that info.....great tip.

Never had a problem... doing that. I assume you are using the ZOOM software to convert tracks to WAV files for importing into your sequencer software - right? Then you import the converted WAV files to the software - at the same time - so that the project has all your ZOOM files -just to make...

I'm with Terra... works like a charm when exporting individual tracks from one program to another. I've gone to/from CakeWalk, MAGIX, Audacity and Sony ACID using this method with no timing problems whatsoever.

check your sampling rate i find that my soundcard has a native sampling rate of 48kHz and if i set the sample rate at 44.1kHz to match CD standard, my tracks would go out of sync....

Thanks for the feedback guys... I don't want to increase the noise on a recorded track and it looks like that will happen using the normalize function. I was concerned by the visual differences between loops and my recorded audio, but as you guys have mentioned, it will all come together in the...

I see that a lot of folks are not in favor of using the normalize function on a recorded track. I find that when I record an audio track in my Cakewalk program and import that track into another program like Sony Acid or MAGIX Music Maker, when compared to pre-recorded loops that I am using in...

Thanks all.. some good ideas for me to try. As far as type of plug-in needed, I use a Cakewalk program that supports VST and DirectX (?) ...

Does anybody know of a free plug-in that will add a 12-string effect to a standard guitar track?

I recently purchased a DVD of royalty-free loops that work with my software. After trying them out, I wonder why I keep messing around trying to record my own backing tracks, when I can assemble great sounding tracks using loops. This is the problem - I keep debating with myself whether music...

If the weather is not a factor - Colts could win big. If weather is a factor - Bears defense is pretty stout. Either way it will be a good game and a historic day for both coaches. I like both men so I will be happy for whoever wins. PS - my youngest daughter's (she's 16 now) 5th grade...

Really like Bells and 245 when the drums come in at around 2:09.....

Re-Lapse, You gotta chill out man. Folks are just telling you what you asked them to tell you. It's not their fault if they don't like what your putting out, but you keep pushing yourself on everyone and asking for feedback and then disagreeing with the feedback. Sometimes as a musician, you...

I think (may be wrong) that soundfonts only work with Creative Labs - SoundBlaster type sound cards. I have a SoundBlaster Audigy SE card and it uses soundfonts and comes with soundfont bank manager type software. I've purchased some professional soundfonts and they all seem to be geared for use...

The Audigy SE card can record at 24 bit up to 96kHz and has a signal-to-noise ratio of 100dB - not bad for $30. Mine works just fine.....

Final update Okay guys I just got an email from CakeWalk and they tell me that Music Creator 3 does indeed use dithering when converting a file down to 16 bit 44.1 kHz. No truncating, so the files should sound fine when converted. Thanks to you all, I now know a lot more about this whole...

Wow, so much to consider! I have asked the Tech Support folks at CakeWalk how the MC3 program converts a file from 24 bit to 16 bit. At least I should know how they do it. Then I can consider my options and choose the recording parameters that will work best with my hardware and software and...

Thanks for the explanation Glen. It would seem that an entry-level program like CakeWalk's Music Creator 3, would probably not have the same quality SRC capabilities as would their top of the line SONAR program. Do you think this is correct? If this is correct, then perhaps I would be better...

Thanks All. I will continue to export this way and one day soon, maybe I'll have enough new tracks for a CD. :)

Thanks to all who helped with this question. I'm not sure what I did wrong, but someone must have given me bad rep for asking this question. I was only attempting to confirm that the quality of the soundcard was not a factor in this process. Thanks again...

Maybe I didn't pose the question correctly. When I export a track as WAV (single track or mix-down track with all edits/effects) that was recorded as 24 bit, 48k - the file comes out as 16 bit, 44.1k because that is how the software is setup for WAV export. Those parameters can be changed in the...