Has anybody had experience using soundfonts in a live situation? I have a collection of favorite soundfonts and rather than trying to convert them for use in a sampler I'm thinking about running them direct from a laptop.

We have:
Logic Plat. on a 933 PC.
A few modules...
A MOTU Timepiece..
Pro Tools HD 192..
A strong desire to incorporate MIDI into our endeavors...
and either too few brains or too few brains to get it working.
I have tried using the MOTU as the master.
I have tried using the 192 as the master.

Hi everybody.

I have been recording loads of people at home and learning a lot through this wonderfull site,thanks to you guys...

I noticed that recording a finger-style nylon string guitar performance into an arrangement (comping,soloing) it`s not all that hard (since the guitar player can play of course...),but when it`s a guitar only thing the madness begins...

Folks,

there were a number of very interesting posts that talked about the use of the analog Radio Shack SPL/dB meter to get an idea what kind of frequency response one is getting in their control room. The gadget is rather inexpensive so I went for it and gave it a go.

Not meaning to be rude but i'd like to exclude mac users. (nice ryme) Does or has anyone incorporated a firewire set up with there PC DAW?

Does aynone have knowledge of a new piece of equipment from PreSonus called MAXRACK. I've seen pictures of it on a german website.

Does anyone have any knowledge of another product for my system that can provide 24 channels of ADAT i/o other than the RME Hammerfall products? I also would like to have Word Clock connections.

There is nothing wrong with the RME, and will probably be picking one up in the next week or two, just checking in case I have missed something else that I should be looking at.

Environment:

- ASUS p4b266, 2.0 ghz, with 1gb memory

Have a P3 running Cubase Sx and Reaosn at 1113 mhz. I'm Getting an audio buzz and the red hard drive led comes on when the buzz happens. Usually when running Reason. It's an AZUS motherboard.

Is this a problem of not having enough processing power ? :eek:

Ok, I make electronic music and I have been trying to figure out a way to do something... What I would like to do is to play an audio signal through a device (soft or hard) and trigger the ongoing signal on and off rythmicly. (forgive my spelling!) I'll try to say it another way... I want to use a controller that doesn't say "on and off" per say but rather acts as a gate...

I took my son to Sam Ash for his first real kit. A birthday present. He blew apart the toy one he got for Christmas (takes after his guitar playin daddy)
On the way over, he was chuckling in the back seat,
"hey dad, you know what? When we're rock stars, all the girls are going to give us their autographs".
I couldn't reply 'cause I was laughing so hard.