I've got one but I can't sell it, but possibly could copy it.

Do you have any factory ROM preset cards (blank or with samples) that I could swap / buy?

Thanks

: Hi ! Does anyone have a Owners manual for the Emu Proteus MPS +Orch.? If so please email me and I will give my address and we can discuss a price . Thanks Ritchie

ah,but you're question is sooooo vague!for example you don't say what soundcard you're using,and whether or not you've connected an external midi keyboard! anyway,go to options/midi devices.there you will see the various midi devices on your pc.select the soundcard's internal synthesizer as the "midi out" IF you have no keyboard connected.the midi in will probably say "tts virtual piano".forget about this. if you HAVE conected a keyboard,select (name of soundcard here)as "midi in" and (name of soundcard here) as "midi out".foe example,if you have a soundblaster live,it'll be :SB LIVE! MIDI IN
SB LIVE! MIDI OUT
cheers!

: I have an HP omnibook laptop and am unable to hear anything through cakewalk. I can play windows media files and MP3's no problem. I think it has something to do with the input and output devices but I can't seem to solve the problem. Suggestions???

: Hi,

It seems, that I have the same problem.
: I downloaded your free shareware product vienna studio 2.3 successfully, though, when I tried to start the program following message came up:
: Unable to initialize the SoundFont Compatible Device Driver!
: There is no SoundFont Compatible Device detected.
: Please make sure that the divece is inserted or installed in your system.

: What should I do to run this program?

Best regards

D. Barbutov

: I'm using my tape deck as source, to sound card on PC. When recording to hard disk using Music Match Jukebox or AIPL, the sound starts 'skipping' or dropping out, especially towards the end of the file. Tried using the software correction switches and that helps somewhat but not totally. The files are about a meg and a half. It's extremely frustrating to have to re-record over and over. Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated!
: BTW- I'm using an AMD-K6-2-333mhz with 256M of RAM on an IBM Aptiva. Thanks again.

sounds like a memory problem to me. i would try
to find out exactly how much memory your audio
programs get... for sure they aren't getting 256MB

also, some of the noise could be the physics of
your tape player and/or the the tape. tapes are
really painful to use. i would buy a used
minidisc recorder for 50 to 150 bucks, then you
can do minor editing, some higher quality recordings too.

you can buy blank minidiscs anywhere in japan,
or at Best Buy in the us. you can also order them
dirt cheap from Tape World or some other company
that places ads in the back of any decent music
recording magazine.

: Does anyone know of a piece of software that will
: allow one to layout their system's input/output
: connections? I am setting up my home recording
: studio and would like to find software to give me a
: diagram of my wiring configuration between devices
: through a patch bay.

: Thanks very much,
: Ed

hi Ed, I'm currently having the same problem you were having with setting up my home studio. Please let me know if you finally got someone to help you and give me a hand.
Thanks,
Roger.

: Hi everyone,
i myself make dance on a virtual studio setup.i have an athlon 900mhz pc with 128 mb ram running cakewalk pro,rebirth,simsynth,fruityloops,vsampler,cyclonix vocoder and rubberduck.my keyboard is a roland xp 10.this kinda setup works for me 'cuz i have almost everything any pro has!and it cost me far less and takes up no space.at least not physically!now if u get cubase,that would be even better,'cuz rebirth runs inside it like a plug-in!rebirth is simply a must if u are even slightly serious about dance!if u wanna keep it totally virtual,i suggest simsynth!it's only 40 quid,but makes the kinda sounds that the 180 buck steinberg model e does!for samplers try mellotron or vsampler!cheap and cheerful!if u need a midi controller keyboard why not check out the yamaha djx 2?looks can be decieving!!there are about 500 sounds on board this thing,so it isn't just a controller keyboard,although it sells for that much!as far as mixers are concerned,i don't use one,but obviously,it makes a lot of difference!for the price,the powerpad by spirit is a brilliant powered compact mixer,with a great sound!plus being powered,u don't need an additional set of monotors!if you wanna skip the mixer and buy some monitors,check out the videologic sirocco spirits!great!
if you'd rather have a hardware set-up,then my pick for a great dance synth is the yamaha cs2x!for drums use a roland dr 770 drum box or a korg electribe ER 1!you do see that this would cost you far more!and we haven't even bought the sampler yet!soft is the way to go,mate!cheers!and remember,your pc must have at least 128mb rams!the more the ram,the better the performance!
: I used to have a home studio set up, it was mostly synth moduels and based around an Akai S3000 sampler.
: As I have been away from music for the past 6 years or so, I would love some advice on a new set up.
: I would love to run Qbase on the PC as that is what I had experience with as a sequencer in the past.
: Can I acheive a good virtual studio set up using the PC as the heart? Or will I have to get a mixing desk and moduals again.
: I aim to program a variety of music....but mostly digital dance stuff, so need good sample manipulation e.g. good resonance filters etc.
: Any help would be appreceiated, and happy new year everyone :o)

: Ricky

I'll answer my own question here (after about 6 hours of sweat and surfing). A MD can be plugged into the Line In of a sound card and generate analog .WAV files just fine. Control volume during recording with the MD player. Nothing is needed except the small jack connector cable from MD Line Out to soundcard Line In, and nothing special is needed in the way of software if you record each track as a separate .WAV file. Note that this is for analog recording, not digital.

are you trying to remove the vocals from a song?if so you need to check out analog x vocal remover from www.analogx.com
yogen vocal remover is also good for this purpose and can be found on this site!

: Can anyone tell me how the hell do i separate
: the vocal data in a song\track from the musical data
: without damaging any of them?
: the vocal data is the most important part for me.

: Thanks in advace

: Yuval.M

any software for this stuf?
from rm to wav ( mp3 )
please mail me if you know any

: Hi,

: Cakewalk pro audio 9 or Cubase VST 5.
: Which is better?

: Also, would i need to get synthesiser software & sampling software or are they part of the above?

if you get the pro audio suite, it comes with gigasampler LE. mars music has a great price on it.
watch out for the computer requirements.
in answer to your question; i think they both rock.

I'm not sure about the md cable, but i know that it is possible to use
the SPDIF output of a minidisc deck into the SPDIF input of a computer soundcard.

you'll probably get better quality too, because
the ad i last saw describing the pc to minidisc linkup
said that it just rerecords (and recompresses) the audio.

By compression, i mean the lossy ATRAC compression.

not amplitudinal or data compression.