yo man ... I would say you're definetely barking up the right tree ... PC's and software offer infinite editing/mixing/effects possibilities, no question .. I record my guitars direct into the PC as a Wave file through my small mixing desk, either record the track whole or take loops. You can then edit this wave without end, use EQ, reverb - there's a million and one (often free) plug-ins that you can use - flanger, phase, delay, etc, etcetera ... you could either use your 4-track to record then record into the PC (probably through stereo line in - you'll need a little adaptor), then if you want to record back to tape or whatever back out the stereo soundcard output .. check out www.pc-music.com for more details, and www.computermusic.co.uk ... Go For It!
Trog

: I have a 4 track cassette recorder/mixer. I also have a drum machine, bass guitar, 2 guitars, keyboard and microphone. I have been playing around with laying down each track individually and mixing. I don't know whether to try to do more of it with a PC program or just take my finished tape and run it through a software program that would clean up the noise. Any suggestions? I don't know if I would have to record each track through the input on my sound card as .wav files or what the best way to go about this is.

Convert the MID file to a WAV.

Andy

If it's a CD-ROM, then you can't burn CDs with it.
If it's a CD-RW, then you should be able to get the drivers
from Creative's website.

Andy

The only way is to connect the minidisc player to the audio in
on your Mac (assuming it has one), then use a suitable audio
recording package to record the music. Note that if you record
them as MP3s onto a CD, you'll need a player capable of reading
MP3s directly.

Andy

: i cant seem to find aonline midi keyboard for my pc that is free well shareware or freeware so can someone help

Midi keyboards are Hardware... I wish you could download hardware myself.. It would save on the shopping trips... ;0)

Steve...R

You don't. Once you've written to a CD-R, then that, as they say, is it. Once written, it's there for good. Only CD-RW discs can be erased like a normal floppy or hard disc.

Andy

What Mac?? If it's SCSI then you should get a small program called "SCSI Prob"e... Run it and it will tell you what you have on the SCSI chain and the ID number of all the devices. If it's not there, then you have a problem with either the SCSI card/buss or you have a device in the SCSI chain before the ZIP drive that has a terminator switched on.

Another thing.... Do you have the IOMEGA extension turned in the extension manager?? that one got me for a while...!

Steve...R

Try Total Recorder from http://www.5star-shareware.com/Music/WAVPlayersandUtilities/total-recorder.html

Andy

Andy

: How do i play mp3s in my dvd player

I think you can on some dvd players, but they must be on the cd and in no folders, just plain on the cd. That's as far as i know. Let me know if this helps.

Simple answer is..you don't. Unless your DVD player is equipped with an MP3 decoder (and I don't think any do), there's no way you'll get an MP3 to play.

Andy

<a href="http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/programs/TotalRecorder/">TotalRecorder</a>

: I want to "rip" some songs from rom games(using various emulators ofcaurse) but how do i do that, and with what program? is it even possible?

: Looking for driver for OPTI Audio 16, running MS WIN XP. Also, MPU 401 driver.
: Thanks,

will you send me this program driver please