Hello,
we have a problem with the supply of a TUBE-TECH MMC 1A Microphone Amplifier and Multiband Compressor.
The fuse directly blow for the 240V and 270V supply.
Is there anybody who can helps us with the schematics ?
I've connected my PC running Cubase SX2 with my MIDI controller keyboard - Evolution MK449C through USB. The MIDI out from the keyboard is connected to the MIDI in of an AKAI MPC2000.
I need a batch program that can batch from an EDL list or OMFI.
Q1.I have an EDL/OMFI and Tascam DA-88. I need to batch the sound from the DA-88 into my computer using the Omfi file or the edl list, and save it as an OMFI file.
Q2.I have heard that you can get a converter that converts the serial port to a 9 pin remote. It is called Rosetta Stone. Do you know of any others?
Hi, It's my first topic posting, please be merciful. :)
I just got a Tascam DM-24. Wonderful! Replaced a Mackie 8-bus 24ch... a great board, too.
I use Sonar (2.0 XL), and I absolutely cannot get it to react to the MMC from the transport buttons on the DM-24. Anyone have any luck with this combo?
Can anyone explain to me how to get either: 1) the HDR to control Soundforge 5.0 via MMC, or 2) Soundforge 5.0 to control the HDR via MMC.
I can see the setup options in both, but they don't seem to correspond. I asked on the Yahoo board, and was told that the best route would be to have SF5.0 be the MMC master, but I can't seem to get the right settings doped out.
Hi,
I've been using Cubase for a couple years now (PC, but don't hold it against me), and currently have the latest version of VST32. I want to use the transport controls on my Tascam TMD8000 for Cubase, but no one seems to know how. So let's see if someone on this new site can step up and figure it out. Thanks in advance...
Hi,
I've been using Cubase for a couple years now (PC, but don't hold it against me), and currently have the latest version of VST32. I want to use the transport controls on my Tascam TMD8000 for Cubase, but no one seems to know how. So let's see if someone on this new site can step up and figure it out. Thanks in advance...
