I am involved in an audio recording project and I need some quick advice. Let me say at the outset that I have tried the Sony email support option without success. We are talking back and forth on two different levels.

hello everyone.

Im not a producer,Im just a musician, but Im trying to record some songs with my band. ( i have some equipment at home)

So..we have already recorded everything, we are enjoying it, and we re doing the best that we can to make it sound good, but it is not being easy, and I am having a problem:

Does anyone know how to export a rpoject from Pro Tools to Cubase or any other DAW? Any input would be very appreciated.

Thanks,
Zoro.

Im just a beginner with the whole home recording deal... I have a lot of really close friends who know a ton about this stuff and Ive learned a lot from them but right now I'm recording some music for some people and Ive been noticing that my mix sounds pretty good through itunes and through other programs... through my stereo in my car.. headfones... radio speakers... etc...

so I've done the mix, all the music and have told the DOP that I'll have the latest copy real soon. Then I bounce to Quicktime and everything works. I open the new movie in Quicktime and the Audio doesn't match the video (not in sync). The audio was in sync in the mix. I don't understand whats going on here.

I have a bunch of multitrack Pyramix files that need to go to a Sequoia user. We are hoping to convert them to AIFF, BWF, or WAV and send them over in a format that will allow the operator to import (drag/drop) the takes into Seq without having to treat each individual track of a given take. That is, the takes will be multitrack files.

Hi,

I remember exporting my projects to. wav file from FILE menu. But I have re-installed it and I cannot do it anymore. Its export only one channel.

How can I fix it?

Thanks.

I'd like to ask what is the best way to export audio tracks from programs into .wav files while maintaining the highest audio quality.

I'm tracking in Cubase SX 3 and have been using the EXPORT function to create .wav file mixes of each individual track but is there a better way that keeps the audio as pure as possible?

I used to recording on Magix software, and the software would allow you to burn straight to CD. (NO problem) then I bought another PC with the Windows XP media edition. With this Operating system, you could right click on a wave file and convert it to a wma file (no problem).

Hi all

I've recently purchased a Tascam DP-01FX and I'm trying to export single tracks to my PC (Windows XP setup).

I've followed the instructions to the letter. When I get to connecting up the multitrack and "opening" the USB connection, I get a message on my PC system tray saying "USB device not recognised".