Which version of the Soundblaster, and what software did you get with it? If
it's the Live full version, then use Sound Forge XP that came with it. If
not, you can use Sound Recorder that comes with Windows. You need to record
the sound on your PC, it cannot be transferred directly as a file. You need
to use the Soundblaster mixer program to tell it to record from the line in
if that is what you are using.
BTW, I was using my Soundblaster Live to do an analog transfer from my Sharp
702 recorder, and the results were not nearly as good as I get with a
digital transfer on my Sharp MD-R2 deck. I lost a lot of the sizzle (like
cymbal sounds, etc.). I thought it sounded pretty good until I compared it
to the original, and to a digital transfer. Now I use a Toslink connection
to a Hoontech Yamaha XG card and it sounds really great.
-- Martin
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On
Behalf Of Michael Manning
I'm new to the MD world and tonight played some recorded sounds through my
PC
but couldn't figure out how to save the tracks for editing. They played
beautifully through my SoundBlaster. What can I do to get them off the MD
and
edit them?
Mike
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