classicalnut

Has anyone used the ART DPS II as a front for minidisc? I'm interested in using the optical out as well as the phantom power for my condenser mikes. The various adjustments look nice too. Any thoughts would be appreciated. Thanks

Hey guys my problem with the static on cd's was the brand of cd's. Tried a different brand and now everything is great. Bet you guys can't guess which brand was giving me the problems? Starts with a S and ends with a Y. The one company we all love to hate.

I'm looking for a good set of powered speakers. I will use these on my desktop at work and sometimes to fill a small room during rehearsals. I would prefer something that has an additional sub on it. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks, classicalnut

Looking to get a new external CD burner. What do you guys and gals suggest. I burn alot of cd's so need something that will last.

Hope this helps. I too have the 800. Please experiment with the manual volume it will make a difference. I record my church choir and several other choirs all the time and mike placement varies from locations. Also experiment with the mike placement. Depending on the acoustics and the piano also experiment with where you stand in relation to the piano.

Thanks dex will try and see if that makes a difference. Have had no trouble burning others at the current speed I'm using but will try your suggestion.

Thanks for the reply. Have you or anyone else had the static problem? The cd I burned plays one track and the next one will skip and sometimes when I start the skipping track over it won't skip. Any clues?

HELP When I burned a cd from my renderer files I have some major problems. 1. When I convert my file it says anywhere from 83 to 97 % converted never 100 percent is this a problem? My cd has alot of static on it. It won't play in my computer cd drive but will in my 15 year old cd deck. It skips like hell on other cd players. I tried a different cd in my computer and it played just fine. Did I maybe have a bad cd blank? Any help would be appreciated, Peace, classicalnut

Yeah, Yeah, Yeah, I finally got it to work for me. This has got to be the best thing yet besides HI-MD. Thanks everyone

Well I for one will donate as soon as I can get the program to work for me. And before everyone starts in on me I am the first to admit that I am not the most computer savey person out there. I can get the program to convert my file but after converting I can't find it where I said to store it. Will try working with it again and hope for the best. Peace and thanks Marc for all your good work.

I record classical pipe organ all the time and found that PCM is much better than Hi-SP. Hi-SP lacks the high and low frequincies that I get with PCM. PCM is much better for me.

I've noticed 3 options in burning CD's in Sonic Stage 1. Audio CD which we all know we can't do. 2. Mp3 Cd can we do this and is it any good? 3. Atrac CD is this any good? Thanks for any help,

For sale 2 AT3035 microphones.. Asking $200.00 or best offer. Contact me at musiccentervc@cbnstl.com. Thanks

Actually the file I can't find is the wav file after the rendere convert from oma to wav. Any thoughts?

Great work, I got my oma file transfered. Now my problem, I can't find the converted file. It's not where I said to send it to. Any thoughts on this? Any help will be appreciated, Classicalnut

I just about feel the same way. If it wasn't for it's size and ability to record uncompressed pcm I would switch. If anyone knows of anything that is as small records umcompressed and is EASY to transfer to computer for cd burning let us know. I know that the renderer program is out there but I can;t make it work for me.

Thanks everyone, I hope I can get this to work with everyones suggestions. I think marc has done a great service to our community. I didn't mean to sound negative or want to be spoon fed, I just needed help and was getting fustrated. I think that I can figure it out now and will let you guys and gals know of my progress, Peace and thanks to all, Classicalnut

My problem seems to be when I click "browse" by the input file I don't know where to find the .oma file to convert, Any suggestions?

Well I for one am giving up on this program. I may be stupid but I can't figure out how to work it and can't seem to get any help. For now I will either buy Total Recorder and go that way or continue to use analog in and record on my computer in real-time. E-mailed Sony and they told me that they don't have a date for their wave converter. Well for now I hope all the bugs are worked out of this program and maybe one day I'll come back to it, Peace to all, Classicalnut

HELP, I can't figture out how to work this. What do I put in the input and output? Sorry if I seem so stupid but I just don't know what to do after I have uploaded via sonic stage, Not sure how to do the rest of the program. Peace, classicalnut

Asked this earlier , is SS2.2 necessary for the latest edition to work or will it work with SS2.1?

Well hopefully these won't be stupid questions from a computer illiterate. 1. Do you have to use SS2.2 for this to work? 2. Is there someone willing to post step by step details on how to get this to work, from downloading MarC's program to going from MD to computer to burning a CD? 3. If not, is there someone willing to talk me throught this on the phone this Sunday afternoon (10/3/04) or is there someone in the St. Louis, MO area that can help me with this. Peace to all, classicalnut

Thanks, going to give it a try tonight. Wish me luck.

Has anyone downloaded version 7 via dial-up , if so how long does it take? I have to make sure I have plenty of free time available, Peace, classicalnut

How easy is this program to use for those of us who have very little working knowledge of computers. Most of what I do is just click this and then click that. My method of record from MD has been from line out to line in and then recording to Sound Forge. Is your method as easy as this? Hopefully it is or maybe you can post everything needed to know in qreat detail. Thanks for taking the time to read my post. Classicalnut