Are you looking for "Quick Mix"?
http://www.ptpart.co.uk/quickmix/
73
Dave
KB3MOW
-----Original Message-----
From: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com [mailto:digitalra...@yahoogroups.com]on
Behalf Of Hal
Sent: Tuesday, August 10, 2010 9:10 PM
To: DigitalRadio
Subject: [digitalradio] sound card manager software
To The Group:
The "sound card manager software" is about all I can think to call this
program. It would allow you to set up different settings for each program
you use with your soundcard and not have to constantly change mixer
settings.
For an example, you run Echolink,click this "program" and the Echolink
settings come up. You run MultiPsk and those preset settings were saved and
named and your ready to run the MultiPsk program. Ect etc.
I have a new AMD/Dual Core Desktop machine running XP Pro. 3GB ram,1GB
Radeon Card, 2.7 speed, 500 GB HD,multi-monitor set up.
I run DxLab suite,N1MM/Mtty,MultiPsk,Echolink and work SSB on morning
chats. I have a AFSK interface for my digital modes and logging.
Why, you ask? Because several weeks ago on 40 meter chat the group said
you have a Bad Feed back in the audio. I was at a loss. I had been running
two NetVista desktops. One for digital programs, the other for SSB and
Echolink. It was no problem because they ran independent of one another.
Now I have a Workhorse AMD Machine and it won't function the way I want it
to. I learned that by disconnecting the speaker line from the new AMD
machine, no feedback into SSB chats.I could mute the line-out, no feedback.
Now I go into to set up the Multipsk and I have to reset the soundcard
settings. If I want to play music on the New machine the same thing
occurs. That is the problem.
It may have been on one of the other digital groups , but I can't find the
source for this. A Ham suggested this and another program or two to a
digital group ( I am on most of them). I had it saved but took a hit on the
Laptop/Vista machine and had to rebuild it from scratch and cannot find the
replies(late last year) that were sent. Nor can I find it by researching
the groups. I know, from watching this reflector that many of you run the
same programs I run. So I thought I would start here. A Ham will know what I
need and why I need it to function in a certain way. I hope you can help.
Any help or suggested programs would be appreciated. Thanks, 73
Hal
WD4MDA
Jacksonville FL
