Hello! I've been searched for while about this topic, but, alas, I've found nothing. So, I'm coming here to ask.

hi,

After a lot of searching through the Internet, I'm very surprised by the small number of digital i/o options that I can use with a laptop. All I can think of is the Digiface, or one of the Digigram cards (but I like to work with 96k).

Is there a device that will allow multiple inputs through AES/EBU or coaxial?

DAWs are here to stay and they bring a lot of good features to us, and I like it. But this is what bugs me about working in DAWs:

- Sometimes I feel like everything is not in time, as if the time-alignment between tracks differs from time to time. Especially true to soft-instruments, but audiotracks aswell.

Maybe someone can help me here:

I have a really old analog Yamaha RM1608 sixteen track mixing board. I also have a Tascam US-122 Audio/MIDI interface running into a computer equipped with Cubase SL.

A few months ago I bought a Digital Audio Wave 8799 laptop. It's a P4 3.4 gHz, 1 gig of ram, the works. It cost a pretty penny and is supposedly designed for audio.

My problem is this. I'm trying to transfer audio via SPDIF coax. The signal flow is coming from my Layla24 sound card going directly to my Sony CDR-W33. I've tried making changes within WinXP Pro & Cubase SX. All I get is, "DIN UNLOCKED". I see a signal being transmitted during this process but can't hear anything. Is there some sort of "copy prohibit" option that I'm overlooking in XP?

Now I'm really confused...
I've been going back and forth between Twelve Tone Systems(Cakewalk) and Digital Audio Labs(DAL) on a question regarding burning Audio CD's.
Cakewalk gave me a sample rate conversion process which uses my soundcard's ability to manually change sample rates.
Here is the link of how to do this.
web page

Hello everyone,

From what i can gather in your previous posts. you have made the transition from analog to
DAW?