: I need a wav to mp3 converter. What soft can I use?
: Thanks!!

Try Waver. You can pick up a limited freeware edition for 30 days. Or you can get the real deal for good for $25. Go to http://waver.htmlplanet.com/ It's a really great program.

I were looking for a .wav to .mp3 converter and i saw that this is the most powerfull converter. Thnaks for your free download.

: I need a wav to mp3 converter. What soft can I use?
: Thanks!!
: Look for BladeEnc, http://bladeenc.home.ml.org, this is a freeware..

: I would like to be able to record about 4 tracks of audio together with some midtracks. I would like to have relatively could quality on all the tracks. Can anyone suggest a soundcard which isn´t too expensive that would do the trick? Thanks!

Ensoniq cards sound great and are cheap!

TurtleBeach are awesome and more expensive.

I have heard support is marginal for Ensoniq and I know support is
lame for Turtle Beach. If you've technical know-how maybe this won't be
an issue. Regards.

: I'm using Radium logic audio plat 3.5 and when i record i get an annoying buzz sound
: using it with SBLive full version ....HELP!

I have little idea about logic audio but when you mentioned recordign and buzzing it rang bell.
Check out www.geocities.com/SunsetStrip/Pit/7362/vgakills.txt for a long post regarding
video drivers and audio problems. Not sure if this is an answer but interesting anyway.
Regards.

: How do I get the sound from my home stereo onto my PC? Ideally I would like to be able to go straight from a 4 or 8 track to my PC so I can put it on CD.

:A stereo lead is most likely required. Take the signal from the headphone socket on your stereo and plug it into your PC. If you don't have SoundForge or anyother such recording program use the microsoft sound recorder (found in Accessories)Set your sound card up to record from the line in on your PC set the levels so they don't distort and push the little red button.
Mail me if you have any more problems.

: I want a multitrack studio (pro-quality)
: Samplitude looks good but a lot of money.
: and what about sound cards
: Ardvark has a plug in they say is better than sound cards
: nd I dont know if I should get real hard ware --TASCOM DA 88 records on vhs tape
: Roland VS-840 records on zip
: I figure I'm going to get a CD burner any way
: Who knows the best way to go dont want to wast money.

If you have a fairly robust computer (big hard drive, lots of ram, Pentium processor)
you might consider recording direct to disk. If you get or have a full duplex sound card,
you can use a program like Cakewalk ProAudio and record midi and audio with good timing.
If this interests you, I'm sure there are demos here. Hope this is helpful.

: can anyone tell me how to covert midi to wave? when I record on microsft recorder it is hardly audible.
: thanks

You can convert midi file info to a .wav format. However there are some problems.
There are several programs that do this. They are called midi to wav renderers. I have recently purchased
Wavmaker from Polyhedric software. It works great but you will not here the midi file exactly as you recorded it,
because you use the general midi samples that come with the program. There is a companion program that you can purchase
that allows you to create your own samples/sounds. Now you're getting in pretty deep. It all works it depends on
how far into this you want to get.
Go to www.polyhedric.com or get it here(I think).
Hope this helps you out.

: Is it possible to make your own electronic drums by using
: triggers that are connected to either the parallel or midi
: port? I would like to be able to make some electronic drums
: for sound effects, using the pc and wav files, to go along
: with my acoustic drum set. Has anyone heard of such a program
: or know where I can get any information on this?

Iron,

I imagine that this ought to be quite complicated. I play the drums myself
and I did some MIDI programming in C and C++, but to build the hardware from
scratch is a thing I'd not try, as simple synth drum modules (Yamaha, e.g.) are
cheap. I'd suggest the following: get you a cheap keyboard (Casio, etc.) and
take it apart. Try to close a key's contact, e.g. middle C, by your Hi-Hat
machine. If that works, I'd ask in some technological discussion forum how to
trigger other keys by hitting the drum heads (air pressure inside the drums?).

For programming topics, I'd like to lead you to
http://208.128.17.74/msgboard/board7/wwwboard.htm

Have fun,
Harald

Does anybody know how to do this????????
Please let me know

: i wanna know what software can i use to convert my mp3 files to cd's that i can play in any cd player