by E » Thu, 08 May 2003 17:24:31
by JB Seattl » Sat, 10 May 2003 01:54:13
Quote:> Can someone tell me what I'm doing wrong! I'm trying to make a four
measure
> drum beat,like the beat in the RS "Honky Tonk Woman". I set up a loop time
> and do the drum beat on the keyboard and it comes out too short or too
long,
> I can't seem to trim it and when I copy and paste it it's all out of wack!
> Thank's to all,Ed
1. newbie question about home studio 2002 and c-media built-in audio
I recently installed Cakewalk Home Studio 2002 onto my WinXP SP1
machine. I have an MSI KT4 Ultra mobo with the C-Media CMI8738 audio
chip. I have the latest WDM drivers installed. When I open Home
Studio, it wants me to select a MIDI output device. I choose to
specify one. It gives me a list of devices. The only thing listed is
the Microsoft SW midi output in the output devices. No input devices
listed, which is expected. I have nothing plugged in. I just want to
run it on my home computer without getting a bunch of expensive stuff.
Anyway, when I choose the SW midi device and press OK, it just keeps
saying I haven't chosen a MIDI device, and I have to choose "Continue
without MIDI devices" to get into the program. Of course, then I get
no MIDI output. Does anyone know a way around this?
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