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#38391 - 02/02/02 07:35 PM
Re: Help a new beginner please
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Registered: 12/01/01
Posts: 999
Loc: Atlanta, GA, USA
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Kidrow, Thanks alot. That is the kind of answer I was looking for. One question though, you started by saying "make sure you have recorded into cakewalk as an audio file". Is there something I have to do in cakewalk to make sure of that? I am using CW version 9.0. I picked a drum style midi file from those already in cakewalk, and tried to do what you said. Under EDIT, I chose "SELECT ALL", then under TOOLS, there is AUDIO MIX DOWN, and that allows you two choices , one of them is EXPORT FILE, but neither choice was BOLD to where I can click it, so I could not select to do that. So that makes me think that not any file saved on cakewalk can be saved as wave, is that correct? I appreciate your feedback. Like I said, I am still a rookie when it comes to recording, so please excuse my ignorance. Thanks mosiqaar@hotmail.com
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#38394 - 03/25/02 12:27 AM
Re: Help a new beginner please
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Junior Member
Registered: 03/24/02
Posts: 8
Loc: phx,AZ. usa
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There is anouther way to record midi as a wave.If you have a sound card that allows,you can instert an audio track in cakewalk,open your soundcards control/mixer,go to options and click record.In the record controls you should find a slider for Midi,if not,open it.Select the midi control,minimize the mixer and activate the record buttn on your inserted audio track.Play the midi track and see if the uv meters monitor the sound on the audio track,if the meters show that they are recieving,you hit the record button and let'er rip.Now mind you that this does'nt always work,even if cakewalk helpfiles says it will.
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