But I was just thinking about it and realised that you can get the same results with less work:

Just take existing beats and filter the crap out of them. Lowpass, then more lowpass, then more lowpass, then envelope, the distoriton, then lowpass,, etc
It'll be fun.

<a href="http://drk-sum.50megs.com" target="_top">drk_sum.com</a>

: I have a Plextor 16x10x40 rewriter I have tried using numerous Cd burning proggies to no avail Nero didnt like the Plextor.

: What 'good' software will burn using my Plextor.

: Thanks in advance guys;-)

:Szgany,
Go to mtu.com. These guys believe in Plextor big time. Their stuff is designed for them. You'll LOVE it.
CountryGirl

Since I have a previus model (SCSI Plextor 12x4x32) that works fine with nero (& the rest) I can only suggest to do the following:
Try getting the latest drives from plextor's site, do the same with nero (I think there is a list there of the CD-Rs that are supported).
Since your CD-R is EIDE no ASPI drivers are needed, but recheck your manual just in case.
Repost a topic with details about the symptoms (ie: My plextor isn't visible when I select Choose Recorder from Nero's menu)...

Simplist most effective way I know is to go to the Graphic Equalizer Filter (under "Transform" menu). In the presets box in the bottom left hand corner scroll down until you come to the "vocal presence boost" option and select it. You can either just go with that or observe the way it changes the frequencies in the graph above and play around yourself. I think most of the filters have similar presets. Also for getting the best results for your vocals I find it helpful to think about where they're panned in the mix (left/right/centre) with regards to other instruments. If you've not spread the sounds out between left and right enough you'll swamp the vocals.

All the best
the Henry

: Im looking for sheet music from jewel inpurticalie
: foolishgames if got a casio sa-10 19 white keys and
: 13 black keys im just starting to play so if you got any surgestions please tel mail me at gd24nl@yahoo.com

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Import match and remix in real time virtually any audio file (including
WAV, AIFF, MP3, QDesign, SWA, µLaw, aLaw

Regards

Steve...R

: I'm looking for a graphic keyboard which will display keyboard MIDI files in real time to help people learn how to play them.

Would you be willing to sell your soul for this so called virtual keyboard?

There isn't a program specifically designed to do this (at least not that I know of). What you need is a program like Cool Edit, which will allow you to record sounds. Connect your cassette deck to the audio in of your sound card and record each track individually, saving each in WAV format. Once you have enough, use something like Nero or Adaptec Easy CD Creator to transfer the WAV files to CD.

Andy

: I am a Mac user, I have Adeptec Toast, it won't let me record CDs from recorded Audio cds, it comes up with an error each time. Can I copy music off the net and record it on to cds? What software do I need. Will the quality be as good as the original? Or even better, is there a cd burner that I can buy that will allow me to record onto blank cd?
: Thanks

Hi,

Toast is an all round great program for burning. I generally covert MP3's to uncompressed .wav/.aif on my mac although something like iTunes (i'm sure toast does it too...) will burn an audio CD straight from an MP3. Toast comes with "Toast Audio Extractor" which rips the audio files from an audio CD in the drive. Double click on the resulting file and Toast will automatically boot and configure itself to burn the audio files to a cd, simple...

If you do have some files that are on your HD (from the internet, or where ever) you can boot toast and then drag the files onto the toast window and they will be ready to burn (although make sure that the program knows it's burning audio rather than data..;0). iTunes is a great little application from Apple and works flawlessly and best of all, it burns audio CD's from Mp3 to wave files. It's a free program from apple.. make good use of it..!

If you are doing all these things but the CD burner is failing, then it could be either the CD burner itself OR the CD's that you are using. It's only more recently that companies have managed to make CD burners that actually burn CD's reliably. I have a Yamaha 4416 that burns frisbee's that don't fly too well. I am gagging for a new Firewire burner but the pennies aren't available at the moment. If you get an error whilst burning, tell us what it is and we can try and assist.

Regards

Steve...R

I don't know why Adaptec won't do the job. But you can copy music off the net and then burn it to CD. Generally, the quality won't be as good as the original as MP3/RA/WMA formats compress the source. You'll find <a href="http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/mac/CD_BURNERS/">Mac burning software</a> here.

Lisa

: I am a Mac user, I have Adeptec Toast, it won't let me record CDs from recorded Audio cds, it comes up with an error each time. Can I copy music off the net and record it on to cds? What software do I need. Will the quality be as good as the original? Or even better, is there a cd burner that I can buy that will allow me to record onto blank cd?
: Thanks

Are you saying you want to rip a mixed CD or burn a mix CD? If ripping, the CD will already be divided into tracks even though you do not hear individual tracks, such is the nature of a mix CD. When ripped it should convert each CDA track to individual WAV/MP3 files. IF you have a WAV file you have mixed and want to put on CD as separate tracks but still as a mix CD with no silence gaps: find CD Wave Editor program on this site, it will divide a large WAV into tracks, then burn to CD in DAO (disk-at-once) mode.

: Hey all,

: From 1 long track is there any software that allows you to insert a track mark throughout a cd without having to cut and paste each song into a new file? Something similar to track marks on minidiscs.

: thanks

: Ollie