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What is the name of this song??

Posted by Lynn on Tue, 10/29/2002 - 17:19.

What is the name of this song??

This popular thread has been given its own page : What is the name of this song??

K-man, please reply

Posted by emrah yelboga on Tue, 10/29/2002 - 13:41.

I couldn't understand some points( maybe my technical vocabulary is not enough).
1)What's the sound spec t8 freeline? I've got only SB128 sound card
2)How can you connect a cable to a file? A file is software related, and a cable is electronic related.
I will be glad if you reply.
Thanx a lot
Emrah Yelboga

:
: You bet! Take the free vertex cable that is attached to the sound spec t8 freeline and fiber it to the cool edit pro history file. This way the midi influx has a valid bitmap to attain it's best wave fluctuation. If you don't have the right cable for the influx - try a Heelio modulator. They are about 39 cents at radio shack and work just as well for freeing up the space needed for the midi nutral configeration.

: Well good luck.

: : Is there any way to convert a midi file (uses XG software synthesizer) to wav file without realtime recording.
: : Because my pc's performance is bad.

Re: K-man, please reply

Posted by Not Funny Emrah Yelboga. you are a tool. on Tue, 10/29/2002 - 21:29.

Audio compositor is a nice program. It uses sound fonts to render the audio. It sounds a lot better than FM wave table synth too.

Gecko

: I couldn't understand some points( maybe my technical vocabulary is not enough).
: 1)What's the sound spec t8 freeline? I've got only SB128 sound card
: 2)How can you connect a cable to a file? A file is software related, and a cable is electronic related.
: I will be glad if you reply.
: Thanx a lot
: Emrah Yelboga

:
: :
: : You bet! Take the free vertex cable that is attached to the sound spec t8 freeline and fiber it to the cool edit pro history file. This way the midi influx has a valid bitmap to attain it's best wave fluctuation. If you don't have the right cable for the influx - try a Heelio modulator. They are about 39 cents at radio shack and work just as well for freeing up the space needed for the midi nutral configeration.

: : Well good luck.

:
: : : Is there any way to convert a midi file (uses XG software synthesizer) to wav file without realtime recording.
: : : Because my pc's performance is bad.

Re: K-man, please reply

Posted by sorry emrah yelboga, K-man is a tool, not you. on Wed, 10/30/2002 - 00:03.

sorry emrah yelboga, K-man is a tool, not you.

Re: K-man, please reply

Posted by K-man on Tue, 10/29/2002 - 21:04.

You couldn't understand it because the whole thing was a bunch of made up bullshit! HaaaaaaHaaaaaHaaaaa!!!!
I have no idea what I'm talking about.

Hope that helps! Bye.

: I couldn't understand some points( maybe my technical vocabulary is not enough).
: 1)What's the sound spec t8 freeline? I've got only SB128 sound card
: 2)How can you connect a cable to a file? A file is software related, and a cable is electronic related.
: I will be glad if you reply.
: Thanx a lot
: Emrah Yelboga

:
: :
: : You bet! Take the free vertex cable that is attached to the sound spec t8 freeline and fiber it to the cool edit pro history file. This way the midi influx has a valid bitmap to attain it's best wave fluctuation. If you don't have the right cable for the influx - try a Heelio modulator. They are about 39 cents at radio shack and work just as well for freeing up the space needed for the midi nutral configeration.

: : Well good luck.

:
: : : Is there any way to convert a midi file (uses XG software synthesizer) to wav file without realtime recording.
: : : Because my pc's performance is bad.

Re: K-man, please reply

Posted by K-man on Tue, 10/29/2002 - 21:03.

You couldn't understand it because the whole thing was a bunch of made up bullshit! HaaaaaaHaaaaaHaaaaa!!!!
I have no idea what I'm talking about.

Hope that helps! Bye.

: I couldn't understand some points( maybe my technical vocabulary is not enough).
: 1)What's the sound spec t8 freeline? I've got only SB128 sound card
: 2)How can you connect a cable to a file? A file is software related, and a cable is electronic related.
: I will be glad if you reply.
: Thanx a lot
: Emrah Yelboga

:
: :
: : You bet! Take the free vertex cable that is attached to the sound spec t8 freeline and fiber it to the cool edit pro history file. This way the midi influx has a valid bitmap to attain it's best wave fluctuation. If you don't have the right cable for the influx - try a Heelio modulator. They are about 39 cents at radio shack and work just as well for freeing up the space needed for the midi nutral configeration.

: : Well good luck.

:
: : : Is there any way to convert a midi file (uses XG software synthesizer) to wav file without realtime recording.
: : : Because my pc's performance is bad.

null

Posted by null on Tue, 07/20/2004 - 13:54.

null

Win iZotope's Ozone 2 Audio Mastering Software

Posted by Scott R. Garrigus on Tue, 10/29/2002 - 13:00.

Hi Everyone,

The latest DigiFreq music product contest is underway. For this contest, we're giving away free copies of Ozone 2 Audio Mastering Software from iZotope. Here's a description of the product:

"Mastering, the last step and the step that makes the difference between something that sounds like it was done in a basement and something that sounds commercial. iZotope Ozone is a mastering system in the form of a DirectX plug-in. It gives your mixes that radio-ready sound faster than you can say 'I'd like to thank the Academy.' It's a system of top quality 64-bit DSP algorithms, complemented with enhanced visual meter displays, and integrated in an interface that makes it incredibly easy to get incredibly good masters."

To enter to win a free copy of Ozone 2, go to:
http://www.digifreq.com/digifreq/contest.asp

Best regards,
Scott

--
Scott R. Garrigus - Author of Cakewalk, Sound Forge, and SONAR Power! books; Publisher of DigiFreq music technology newsletter.

Korg triton pro x and power tracks v. 7

Posted by Jeff on Tue, 10/29/2002 - 02:04.

Here's the deal- I have a Triton pro x and just got power tracks version 7. I'm using a toshiba PIII . I'm trying to use the midisport 1x1 as well. As a beginner of sorts I'm having some difficulty getting the three beasts to work together. Any help that can be offered would be greatly appreciated!

Need help Pleeeeeeeese!

Posted by Frim patuly on Mon, 10/28/2002 - 22:40.

recently I tryed to record my farts so I can submit them to capital records. No matter how I tryed to mix them, they still sounded farty. Don't get me wrong. the name of my album is called "My farts", so obviously I'm going after a certain sound. It's just they sound way to farty. I'd like to tone it down a bit. Does anybody have any ideas? Right now I'm using a secondhand dictation casette recorder from the 70's, could this be the problem?

Serious answers only please.

Re: Need help Pleeeeeeeese!

Posted by Sonny on Tue, 10/29/2002 - 05:05.

I have the original with the best quality if you want.LooooooooooooooooooooooL

: recently I tryed to record my farts so I can submit them to capital records. No matter how I tryed to mix them, they still sounded farty. Don't get me wrong. the name of my album is called "My farts", so obviously I'm going after a certain sound. It's just they sound way to farty. I'd like to tone it down a bit. Does anybody have any ideas? Right now I'm using a secondhand dictation casette recorder from the 70's, could this be the problem?

: Serious answers only please.

Re: Need help Pleeeeeeeese!

Posted by Nigel on Tue, 10/29/2002 - 01:55.

This is the kind of project you could sell to Fred Durst.

: recently I tryed to record my farts so I can submit them to capital records. No matter how I tryed to mix them, they still sounded farty. Don't get me wrong. the name of my album is called "My farts", so obviously I'm going after a certain sound. It's just they sound way to farty. I'd like to tone it down a bit. Does anybody have any ideas? Right now I'm using a secondhand dictation casette recorder from the 70's, could this be the problem?

: Serious answers only please.

Re: Need help Pleeeeeeeese!

Posted by dave on Mon, 10/28/2002 - 23:59.

Frim-

As I see it, you may be a victim of excessive flatulance vapors (EFV). You may want to record these tremors in a well ventilated area to keep your mind sharp and you hearing tuned-in. The squeezing of the cheeks and inhalation of these vapors may be hindering your ability to discern the perfect tone you are trying to achieve or already have achieved.

Hope this helps!

.EFV to .MID

Posted by puff the magic dragon on Tue, 10/29/2002 - 13:26.

Dave is absolutely right, but I would like to add to that.
In addition to the dangers of EFV's, SBD is a very real threat. Otherwise known as "silent but deadly", these high frequency farts are entirely inaudible to human hearing, which can only hear farts between roughly 20Hz to 20kHz.
SBD's are well out of this range, but pose a serious threat to your olfactory system. You should either use nose plugs rated for -30dBf or find some other way of reducing output levels.

On a different note, you might want to invest in a fart to MIDI converter.
Since you are on the cutting edge of music, maybe you have what it takes to control one of these devices.
They were briefly popular in the late 60's but were never fully developed for some reason. I think Brian Eno has one though. I saw one for sale on Ebay, so I know they still exist.

Anyhow good luck. P.S. = do you know of a way that i can remove the stink from my farts ? Maybe there is some stink-removal program out there? Please tell me which one. I want to remove the stink and add a new scent. Is this possible?

XG midi to wav

Posted by emrah yelboga on Mon, 10/28/2002 - 21:22.

Is there any way to convert a midi file (uses XG software synthesizer) to wav file without realtime recording.
Because my pc's performance is bad.

Re: XG midi to wav

Posted by Mike on Fri, 01/23/2004 - 07:55.

: Is there any way to convert a midi file (uses XG software synthesizer) to wav file without realtime recording.
: Because my pc's performance is bad.

There is a cool open source MIDI to WAVE converter (and Player) called TiMidity++. (Windows/Linux/...)
It uses Gravis Ultrasound-compatible patch files and/or SoundFont Banks to generate digital audio data from general MIDI files.
It also "renders" XG midi files very well- You can directly dump the output to .wav files.
However, nothing for a beginner, as you have to download and configure some stuff - comes without an installer.
It's definetly worth trying.

URLs:
http://timidity.s11.xrea.com/index.en.html
http://timidity.sourceforge.net/index.html.en

Greetings,
Michael
PS: with some cool soundfonts (e.g. from http://www.hammersound.net/) your MIDI files sound
even better than anywhere else.

Re: XG midi to wav

Posted by no ne on Sun, 01/04/2004 - 00:21.

: Is there any way to convert a midi file (uses XG software synthesizer) to wav file without realtime recording.
: Because my pc's performance is bad.

http://www.yamaha.co.uk/xg/html/h_featur.htm

Re: XG midi to wav

Posted by K-man on Mon, 10/28/2002 - 22:31.

You bet! Take the free vertex cable that is attached to the sound spec t8 freeline and fiber it to the cool edit pro history file. This way the midi influx has a valid bitmap to attain it's best wave fluctuation. If you don't have the right cable for the influx - try a Heelio modulator. They are about 39 cents at radio shack and work just as well for freeing up the space needed for the midi nutral configeration.

Well good luck.

: Is there any way to convert a midi file (uses XG software synthesizer) to wav file without realtime recording.
: Because my pc's performance is bad.

emrahyelboga

Posted by tuba. on Wed, 07/02/2003 - 11:13.

...

emrahyelboga

Posted by tuba. on Wed, 07/02/2003 - 11:12.

...

K-man, please reply

Posted by emrah yelboga on Tue, 10/29/2002 - 13:40.

I couldn't understand some points( maybe my technical vocabulary is not enough).
1)What's the sound spec t8 freeline? I've got only SB128 sound card
2)How can you connect a cable to a file? A file is software related, and a cable is electronic related.
I will be glad if you reply.
Thanx a lot
Emrah Yelboga

:
: You bet! Take the free vertex cable that is attached to the sound spec t8 freeline and fiber it to the cool edit pro history file. This way the midi influx has a valid bitmap to attain it's best wave fluctuation. If you don't have the right cable for the influx - try a Heelio modulator. They are about 39 cents at radio shack and work just as well for freeing up the space needed for the midi nutral configeration.

: Well good luck.

: : Is there any way to convert a midi file (uses XG software synthesizer) to wav file without realtime recording.
: : Because my pc's performance is bad.

Recording / Saving streaming audio

Posted by Mandy on Mon, 10/28/2002 - 19:40.

Can someone please give me some info on how I can record streaming audio to a file format that can ultimately be burned onto CD.
I want to record off bbc's radio 1 - is this possible?
Tks

Re: Recording / Saving streaming audio

Posted by Sean on Wed, 10/22/2003 - 21:28.

I wrote a program to do it which is available at www.monkeyheadsoftware.com. It's a pretty easy programming task and only requires using sockets to connect to a remote audio server and save the incoming stream to disk in a binary format.

Re: Recording / Saving streaming audio

Posted by Nigel on Mon, 10/28/2002 - 20:18.

<a href="http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/wwwboard/messages/119011.html">The answer lurks within</a>

: Can someone please give me some info on how I can record streaming audio to a file format that can ultimately be burned onto CD.
: I want to record off bbc's radio 1 - is this possible?
: Tks

hi there

Posted by maher on Mon, 10/28/2002 - 19:16.

i just like to ask if thers free downloads styles or new sounds in a disk for GEM WK2 or WK3 oriental ??? if there is how can you sent it to me ????

Re: hi there

Posted by Muneer on Sat, 11/09/2002 - 17:54.

Id like to know if the Gem WK1 oriental, is better than the Roland E40 oriental???????????????

Re: hi there

Posted by deeee on Fri, 04/02/2004 - 04:32.

: Id like to know if the Gem WK1 oriental, is better than the Roland E40 oriental???????????????
"e40 oriental is better than gem wk1 because it's the best in the world":))

Re: hi there

Posted by adli on Fri, 01/16/2004 - 14:36.

how mu roland e40

kazaa

Posted by Kristen on Mon, 10/28/2002 - 17:20.

My kazaa isnt working. It just says connecting. I looked under help to see what the problem was and it says i probably have a firewall blocking it, and i need to open port 1214. I have no idea what this means, so therefore i have no idea how to fix this. can someone please help me??

Re: kazaa

Posted by dave on Mon, 10/28/2002 - 17:49.

I had that happen about 3 weeks ago, I had to update it to latest version. Look around for an update button or something to that effect.

Cheers!

that doenst work

Posted by Kristen on Tue, 10/29/2002 - 00:10.

Thanks Dave, but that doest work. I just Downloaded Kazaa because i had to reformat my hard drive. So everything is from scratch. I'm thinking it has to do with that "port 1214" but i have no idea what it is.
Thanks though!

How can to cut and save vocal from song?

Posted by Sanders on Mon, 10/28/2002 - 16:48.

There is such à program DirectX Vocal Remover, which removes the most (if not all) of the lead vocal from many contemporary stereo music recordings, but it just subtracts one channel from another.
There is the same feature in CoolEditPro (named VOCAL CUT). But Both of them save the sound, which has remained after removal of vocal. But they can not save the cut out vocal in a file. For example, that cut out vocal to use for creation of remix. Have you met the programs which are able to save the cut out vocal?

Maybe a programer can run with this....

Posted by Holler on Wed, 10/30/2002 - 03:03.

Instead of removing what is the same in both channels, why not leave it behind and remove the rest?

I know that there will be some music left over in the backgroung no matter what is done, but could we not get it close?

Re: How can to cut and save vocal from song?

Posted by Gecko on Tue, 10/29/2002 - 22:44.

: There is such à program DirectX Vocal Remover, which removes the most (if not all) of the lead vocal from many contemporary stereo music recordings, but it just subtracts one channel from another.
: There is the same feature in CoolEditPro (named VOCAL CUT). But Both of them save the sound, which has remained after removal of vocal. But they can not save the cut out vocal in a file. For example, that cut out vocal to use for creation of remix. Have you met the programs which are able to save the cut out vocal?

Invert the removed vocals and paste it over the orginal audio. The result will be the song without the vocals.

Gecko

Re: How can to cut and save vocal from song?

Posted by K-man on Mon, 10/28/2002 - 22:12.

Well first of all your going to need a semplide T4 cable. NOT the semplide T77 cable! After which your going to have to find the antrex conductor located in the first quadrent of your sound card. This will free up your mouse for a more productive wash of the vocal properties. The gret 68 k conducer should do fine when cleaning the free space for the motive bi-amp.

Don't forget when treating vocals with the T77, it's property bit value decreases drastically, so don't use it! Only the T4 cable, OK?
Good luck, hope it goes well.

: There is such à program DirectX Vocal Remover, which removes the most (if not all) of the lead vocal from many contemporary stereo music recordings, but it just subtracts one channel from another.
: There is the same feature in CoolEditPro (named VOCAL CUT). But Both of them save the sound, which has remained after removal of vocal. But they can not save the cut out vocal in a file. For example, that cut out vocal to use for creation of remix. Have you met the programs which are able to save the cut out vocal?

How can to cut and save vocal from song?

Posted by ALI KHAN on Sun, 09/19/2004 - 22:10.

hi

plz i wana cut vocal from songs...i hav also cool edit pro software but i dono how to cut vocal thought that software ...if u know about vocal cut software plz informe me i iill thankful for this ... bye

Re: How can to cut and save vocal from song?

Posted by bran on Tue, 11/04/2003 - 18:53.

Id bend u over and shoot chocalate goo in your asshole!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11

Re: How can to cut and save vocal from song?

Posted by You are a moron on Tue, 10/29/2002 - 22:46.

You are a moron K-man. Give advice on things you know instead of just confusing people.
:
: Well first of all your going to need a semplide T4 cable. NOT the semplide T77 cable! After which your going to have to find the antrex conductor located in the first quadrent of your sound card. This will free up your mouse for a more productive wash of the vocal properties. The gret 68 k conducer should do fine when cleaning the free space for the motive bi-amp.

: Don't forget when treating vocals with the T77, it's property bit value decreases drastically, so don't use it! Only the T4 cable, OK?
: Good luck, hope it goes well.

:
: : There is such à program DirectX Vocal Remover, which removes the most (if not all) of the lead vocal from many contemporary stereo music recordings, but it just subtracts one channel from another.
: : There is the same feature in CoolEditPro (named VOCAL CUT). But Both of them save the sound, which has remained after removal of vocal. But they can not save the cut out vocal in a file. For example, that cut out vocal to use for creation of remix. Have you met the programs which are able to save the cut out vocal?

Re: How can to cut and save vocal from song?

Posted by kulvir hans on Mon, 12/30/2002 - 05:05.

can i take the vocal out separate?
i am a dj and i want to know that is there anyway to take music out of a song?
please reply

Re: How can to cut and save vocal from song?

Posted by Nigel on Mon, 10/28/2002 - 20:15.

Nope.

: There is such à program DirectX Vocal Remover, which removes the most (if not all) of the lead vocal from many contemporary stereo music recordings, but it just subtracts one channel from another.
: There is the same feature in CoolEditPro (named VOCAL CUT). But Both of them save the sound, which has remained after removal of vocal. But they can not save the cut out vocal in a file. For example, that cut out vocal to use for creation of remix. Have you met the programs which are able to save the cut out vocal?

Re: How can to cut and save vocal from song?

Posted by Shofferis on Wed, 11/10/2004 - 09:47.

i haven't seen such program or plugin too, but..
there's a way to this.

(as I remember) DX VocalRemover plugin has a button in its window with title means smth like "play only the stuff I cuted out".
So, you press the button, start another session of your sound editing program and record sound that plays (if your SoundCard has this feature).

but if you care about quality of vocal you will use in your mix, you better look for Acapella versions of the song. many popular songs are released only with vocal without any instruments or percusion, special for DJ mixing.
you'll never remove or strip any part of the song without loosing quality, becouse it looses frequencies!

I hope it helps, good luck.

need samplitude 24/96 manual

Posted by CG on Mon, 10/28/2002 - 16:42.

need samplitude 24/96 manual v5.9

thanks

Re: need samplitude 24/96 manual

Posted by Gecko on Tue, 10/29/2002 - 22:47.

it's avalible as a PDF file on line. If you want a printed copy take the pdf of Kinkos or some copy place.

: need samplitude 24/96 manual v5.9

: thanks

Re: need samplitude 24/96 manual

Posted by booobi on Sat, 09/06/2003 - 18:00.

: it's avalible as a PDF file on line. If you want a printed copy take the pdf of Kinkos or some copy place.

: : need samplitude 24/96 manual v5.9

: : thanks

samplitude 24/96 manual

Posted by Mino on Mon, 10/20/2003 - 06:41.

: : it's avalible as a PDF file on line. If you want a printed copy take the pdf of Kinkos or some copy place.

: : : need samplitude 24/96 manual 7.0

: : : thanks

Nero and adding .aif file to a VCD

Posted by dave on Mon, 10/28/2002 - 14:44.

I am using Nero (5.5.9.14) to burn some jpegs to a CD using the VCD format. How do I add the *.aif (encoded MP3 file) file to the burn (what directory does it go in?) so it will play the music track as the pictures are being shown as in a slide presentation?
I can't find the answer in the Nero help file at all.
Any suggestions are deeply appreciated.

Cheers! dave

Re: Nero and adding .aif file to a VCD

Posted by Chris Freeman on Mon, 02/02/2004 - 11:45.

Did you find the answer to this, I can't after looking at the site?

Thanks

You may find some information here:

Posted by Holler on Wed, 10/30/2002 - 03:07.

www.vcdhelp.com

Thanks for the link....n/t

Posted by dave on Wed, 10/30/2002 - 10:21.

Quality of my cd demo

Posted by Corinne on Mon, 10/28/2002 - 12:42.

How reach the best sound of my cd demo that I recorded in my cakewalk sonar, because the sound is not the best and I know I can found something good. Please, if you can, send me sites or instructions to learn more about this topic.
Thanks a lot !!!

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