Did you guys ever uncover one?

: in the same boat, did you ever find anything?

: : I have lots of DBX encoded tapes, is there any software
: : patch I can use to play my DBX tapes on a non DBX
: : tape recorder connected to my computer

: When I record an audio track, it also records the midi tracks I've already recorded, even though I use headphones and it therefore can't be coming through the speakers.

: Any suggestions? I have sblive and cubasis av.

Not to worry. Your sblive software installation should have included "AudioHQ" --a collection of utilities. Open the AudioHQ and click on the Mixer. On the left end of the mixer you'll see a red rec fader with a symbol (probably of an ear) above it. Click on the symbol and choose whatever input you are using for your audio. This will be either "microphone" or "Line in." This fader chooses the input and inpute levels for recording. Have fun.

---> You need to vonvert the .ra files to wav files, then convert them into mp3's. One other option, is go to winamp.com, and get a RealAudio plugin.... THere are about 2 or 3.

: I was trying to put some songs I have that are realplayer on to an audio CD. But when I try to convert in winamp, the realplayer files are not supported by winamp. Is there anyway to get realplayer files onto an audio CD?

: I want playing my electric guitar with SoundBlaster Live!
: Where can I find EAX Presets for electric guitar?

---> Make them yourself... I know that creative.com.. or soundblaster.com or sblive.com, whichever you prefer.. doesn't have extra presets.
To make them, go into your mixer program, and edit the presets, you can add flange, chorus, etc...

: How can I convert WAV to WMA?
: Please mail me the answer.
: Thanks!

---> You need a program that converts as such.. I think Cooledit 2000 and SoundForge can do that...

I've been able to fake out Windows Sound Recorder to create large CD
Quality (44100, 16bit Stereo) but run into a wall somewhere around the
35+ minute length (size). There are two ways to fake out Sound Recorder
that I've discovered with experimentation. One is to use CD Writer apps
to copy an existing long CD Track to a WAV file (like Friesign Theater's
"Waiting For the Electrician" - This Side (~20min) and The Other Side
(also ~20min). You can then open that WAV file into Sound Recorder and
you have a 20 minute CD Quality playing field. Record over this, clip
off whatever is unneeded from the beginning and end and voila! Caution!
Somehow this confuses Windows virtual memory handling so that when you
go to save your clip, you'll get an error message that there isn't any
room left on your Hard Drive. Don't *even* begin to try and save this
clip to the Hard Drive - use a large networked drive or your CD-R/RW to
save it. Once that error message shows, some kind of erroneous flag is
set that warns that you have a physical problem with your hard drive
when you eventually reboot your system. This is a bogus message, but
unfortunately Scan Disk will want to run and do a complete surface scan
only to tell you that everything's fine. Surface scans can take a long
time, but you can get around them by running scan disk from the System
Tools menu in Windows and clicking "ignore this" and continue. It will
finally show the status for adrive without errors. You then need to run
Scan Disk one more time to clear the flag for some reason. Again, this
is only what you need to do if you ignore my above warning.

The other method I've found that works is to set the Recorder
performance to say, 8,000Hz, 8Bit Mono. Record a 10 second clip and then
use the decrease speed function to enlarge the available clip length. On
my system I can't go much over 2000 seconds ~33 min) when I perform the
next step which is to increase the Recorder performance to CD Quality
(44,100, 16b, Stereo) by going to Properties and Convert Now. Sound
Recorder will now convert this clip to CD Quality. Since the resulting
file size is now much larger (~300megs) than many people's available RAM,
Sound Recorder will now use virtual memory (your HD) to allow for the
increased clip's size. The same caveat applies when saving your resulting
recording: DO NOT save to the HD! Use a networked drive or your CD-R/RW!
The insufficient disk space/scan disk anomaly might only be a fluke with
my particular system, but why take the chance?

When done creating/recording/saving this particular clip REBOOT THE
COMPUTER! This forces Windows to clean up your virtual memory (swap file
on the HD, whatever) and is absolutely necessary if you want to repeat
this work-around.

: I have scored music (on Encore{.enc} to Mastertracks Pro {.mts} which I need to format as .wav -- then to CD. WELL, I have used the Sound Recorder program, which does a job of formatting the files to .wav, but will not take large files (NOTHING over three minutes). I have a brand new HP Pavillion computer with CD-writer. Theoretically, I should have everything I need, but -- if I need a larger, stronger program than Sound Recorder, what do you suggest I get?

: If you've been through this process, I would appreciate any help you could give. Thanks. vcs

---> Sound Recorder is not really meant for large files, such as whole songs, as it reads the file from disk, into memory, whereas other programs generally read directly from disk, get a program like "Cooledit" or "Soundforge", they are relatively simple but very powerful programs.

: I want to load wav.,real audio, mp3, or any song onto a software program and print out sheet music...Am I wishing to hard?

---> Don't think too hard, it causes headaches, and long term brain damage... You can get transcription from Midi, but to my knowledge, any kind of audio recording format cannot be interpreted as such.

was given to me for my first game, should I return it? is it as good as Madden?

: Hi!

: When I try to Export my recordings to one .wav file it wont be correct. The first 10 seconds its correct but then i collapses and there is no sound. The sound comes back some times but there isnt sound in the whole exported .wav file. Help?
: (Pentium II 300Mhz, 64mb RAM, AWE64)

I got same setup, same problem. I have vst 3.7 (24)
If you got 3.6 try click on 'INSERT' in AUDIO menu.
Disable top button on asio card and enable bottom button. Let me know if you suceed and how. Ian@Keildson.freeserve.co.uk