Heyas,
Any one out there have a folio range mixer, please check your serial#. I need to know if the serial # starting with RW means a refurb or not. Don't want to get screwed ya know.
TIA
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i posted this in the Cubase section but i dont think anyone visits that, so here i go.

when i try to import mp3 files into a new song in Cubase some files it decodes to wave and some dont. when i click on the files it doesnt even give me a dialog box to say it didnt work or anything like that.

Hi folks. I posted this here cos Greg seems to know about this stuff.

Last year on Digi's Pro Tools Forum (and a few here) there was a lot of debate re the claimed benefits of 96kHz. Some people even thought it was some kind of marketing scam, saying 48kHz was fine. (Didn't go for this myself).

Well, looks like the Digi96 Hammerfall line isn't for me since it's optical interface only and would severely limit my choices of power amps thus I'm getting the RME Digi96/8 PST which has a 1/4" TRS input and a 1/4" TRS output. When researching about this card, I stumbled upon this link:

Do you park your bass drum when you do fills?

Hello my ANUS! :)

I run a mix plus on a quicksilver 733 with atto SCSI ultra and two IDE drives - what about firewire?

I heard you can only run 24 tracks from a firewire drive... true?
Is firewire as fast as a SCSI ultra (...10`000 rpm)

what are you working with? :cool:

Has anybody else experienced this:

(Cubase/PC/ASIO multi-channel PCI card)

Buses dropping out accompanied by nasty noises when starting/stopping the tape transport.

Sometimes it's fine for hours, then the master bus drops out, somethimes it's bus 2 (chan 3/4). Sometimes it's flaky from the start.

Hi everyone, I just stumbled upon this forum a coupla minutes ago and from my initial impressions, it's a godsend!

Hi? I've been trying to solve this problem for long enough and I'm close to giving up. Here goes. I am trying to sync my Akai MPC 2000 XL, my keyboard, and Nuendo through midi( MTC at 30 fps and midi clock). My aI'm is to record one track at a time on Nuendo, record one track( like a kick drum) then go back and record another( like a snare) so they all are on seperate tracks.