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Music Maker
7 answers, most recent on 9/26/2014
RE: MAgix Music Maker - Recording Two traks at once

Tks Nihon, i'am gonna Cheq the Samplitude. Tks John, so the only thing i have to do is conect micro and guitar ( for example ) to the presonus, and then when play them they go to one track. After that if i split the trak in two, they devide

Music Maker
7 answers, most recent on 9/26/2014
RE: MAgix Music Maker - Recording Two traks at once

Hi, No, not to 2 tracks, but yes to two channels on one track, that is left and right. If you have a mic connected to one input (left, say) and a guitar to the other (right), you will get them that way. You can then separate them in MMM to get

Off topic
6 answers, most recent on 9/24/2014
RE: How to Convert a mono track to stereo?

Hi, You can buy effects processors that can simulate stereo for mono tracks, but the ones that actually do a good job are very expensive (thousands of dollars) and are mostly used by recording studios. Some electric guitars and bass guitars

Off topic
6 answers, most recent on 9/24/2014
RE: How to Convert a mono track to stereo?

The guitar and bass guitar ARE monophonic instruments. Generally, the way to make them stereophonic is to add some sort of stereo effect(s) (stereo reverb, stereo delay, stereo chorus, stereo tremolo, etc...). The Stereo Processor has

Off topic
6 answers, most recent on 9/24/2014
How to Convert a mono track to stereo?

Hi, accidentally picked up guitar and bass in mono, are is an empty track and the other with the audio. As a step mono stereo? Or else, as I duplicate the mono track, I have to channel out the same sound? Thank you so much.

Samplitude
3 answers, most recent on 9/13/2014
Loop editing

Can someone show a detailed tutorial on adding loops to your song/vacols and say keyboard or guitar. 1. how to I change the chords of a loops to fit my songs chords? 2. How to change chords to minors and majors etc? 3. and lastly what are

Samplitude
2 answers, most recent on 9/10/2014
RE: Record first six tracks to to a single track instructions in Samplitude Music Studio 2013

Hi, From what you have written, I don't understand what you are trying to do. Are you trying to record to 6 tracks, say tracks 1 to 6, at the same time with different input, like keyboard on track 1, audio on track 2, guitar on track 3,

Music Maker
4 answers, most recent on 8/23/2014
RE: recording on MMM

I have an Alesis multimixer4 USB mixer it has a guitar and mic input,however the instruction manual says"do not use with microsoft GS software wavetable synth" which I have been unsucessful in removing...Please help,you,ve been great so far..I

Music Maker
4 answers, most recent on 8/23/2014
RE: recording on MMM

Hi, What are you recording from, a USB mixer for mic or guitar (audio), or a midi keyboard?

Music Maker
7 answers, most recent on 8/12/2014
RE: How do i record my keyboard's audio? (not as a MIDI)

Now we're getting closer. I use an M-Audio M-Track mixer that I connect to my computer using the USB connection. The input to the mixer is either guitar or mic or both. However this requires an Asio driver and this may be your problem. Go to

Music Maker
5 answers, most recent on 8/12/2014
RE: How do I extend a note further than 8 bars. [magix music maker 2014]

I am not entirely sure what you want as your 2 posts seem to talk about different things. Firstly, you indicate that you want the guitar strum sample to last more than 8 bars. In MM, when you stretch out an object it repeats. However, if you

Music Maker
7 answers, most recent on 8/12/2014
RE: How do i record my keyboard's audio? (not as a MIDI)

You guys are really good at this.. I followed all of those excpet for one thing- I am using a laptop and don't have a LINE IN slot. What i am using is a Line out to USB. It is the same issue with my bass guitar. The computer keeps recognizing

Music Maker
5 answers, most recent on 8/12/2014
How do I extend a note further than 8 bars. [magix music maker 2014]

Specifically, I want to strum out a guitar sample. It seems that I cannot extend the length of a note further than 8 bars in an "object". It gives me the option in the object to "zoom" to 16 bars, [bottom right corner of object, but the object

Music Maker
One answer, on 8/8/2014
I cannot get my m audio box to input sound from a guitar or vocals. Any suggestions?

I cannot get my m audio box to input sound from a guitar or vocals. Any suggestions? Running windows XP, maudio box with version 17 of magix music maker software

Movie Studio
3 answers, most recent on 7/31/2014
RE: Can not record the sound when using 'Record Screen' - Movie Edit Pro 2013

Hej. On my friends PC the internal soundcard was used. I can record sound into Movie Edit Pro using my soundcard TC Elektronik (ex. I can record my guitar and mic.) but what I want to do is: record a video & sound from the internet..but

Music Maker
One answer, on 7/1/2014
RE: Where can I buy more instruments on Catooh?

Please use the url link check various categories or search by typing Guitar as I did for you the 2nd url link

Music Maker
One answer, on 7/1/2014
Where can I buy more instruments on Catooh?

I noticed that there arent any decent distorted guitars on Magix so I tried searching on Catooh but there wasnt any more instruments and appeared to only have loops, can anyone tell me where I can find more instruments on Catooh?

Samplitude
One answer, on 6/18/2014
Magix Studio Connecting Guitar

Hello, I have seen other people post question on how to connect guitars and i have tried several of the suggestions given, but they do not seem to work, I have Magix Samplitude Music Studio 2014 and i am trying to record my guitar, I also

Video Pro X
3 answers, most recent on 5/28/2014
RE: Max Volume Levels for various playback devices

Hi Thank you for the explanation. I do know that many live groups hit the distortion deliberately, especially for electric guitars to get that 'extra effect' that some fuzz/distortion pedals cannot do. . . . . radio stations demand it! . . .