Sillyman,

You could get an adapter that matches your PC mic input, unplug the mic, and plug your VS into the mic input that way, as a quickie fixie. I dunno, dude, I use Mac. You may just wanna find someone with a CD burner, perhaps a local project studio, have them master your mixes to a CD. Then just plop that CD into the CD drive on your PC and load your songs into SoundJam or whatever to create the mp3's. That's what I do, anyway.

Anybody using PC who can help out my man here? Maybe he just needs to get his Gateway to find the signal from the line-ins. With Mac, that would be an extension issue. The line-ins would have an extension, which would need to be enabled. Does it work the same way on PC?

Hey Sillyman
My suggestion. Get a sound card with a S/pdif digital input (I use the Terratec DMX) and use the digital out on the Roland. This way you don't lose any quality. If you use the analog inputs of a normal sound card there will be a noticable drop in sonic quality. Might be a cheaper option than a CD burner. Also I record into Cool Edit Pro.
Good luck
Mark

Mike,
I use a Soundscape Mixtreme with S/Pdif into my Gateway--works like a charm (oh yeah, I have them in stock--BECAUSE I LIKE THEM!)
Call me--I'd be happy to help you.

Thanks!
Bert Neikirk
Neikirk Audio, Inc
Plymouth Meeting PA
toll-free (866)NEIKIRK

On my old Turtle Beach sound card, you had to set a jumper to select either the line input or the CD-ROM analog audio as the source. It sounds like you might be looking at a similar situation.

Props to all you PC users for helping out.

Bert Neikirk in Plymouth Meeting, ya know I grew up in Flourtown? My pops used to drive us to Plymouth Meeting Mall to hang out a lot when I was a pup. I'm gonna ring ya next time I'm out visiting the folks.