I use Adobe Audition 3/Tascam US-428 (only works w Wnds XP) I'm gttng a new computer w/ Wndows 7 - Will AA3 recognize this as a Mackie Emulation or?
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Not sure what that is but does work with protools as an interface device. It also works when emulated as a midi controller. You should be able to emulate with anything. Took me a few days to get it working on protools but working great now.
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It should be compatible. I havent used reason, however I use abelton live and adobe audition and it simultaneously records seperate tracks with no problem.
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Hi Ronald C. I actually purchased the device for my son who is heading down the path of music and production as a career. I just asked him the question and he is pretty sure that this can't be done using the Tascam device. There is probably a way to do it externally on a computer using some kind of adhoc software package, but unfortunately the Portastudio itself doesn't seem to have the capacity to do what you want. Sorry. Regards, Bill A
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Hi, in this page you can read what models are incompatile: http://www.magicsing.org/magic-sing-spanish-song-chip.html Remarks:Incompatible with: * AnySing Gold Mic *Silver "Magic Sing" Mic *Silver "Enter" Mic *Black 3 Slots Mic I hope it help you
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Thanks for your question. .AIFF tracks, the Apple equivalent of the Windows .WAV file format will not play on this device. The intent of downloading these files is really to play them directly from your computer through a Digital to Analog converter, and then through your audio system There are free programs that you can download such as Media Monkey and Foobar2000 that will facilitate playing these files from your computer. This is a fantastic sounding player. World Wide Stereo is 35 years old and a very proud Marantz dealer.
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there are windows 32/64bit XP/Vista/Win7 drivers on their site but I couldn't vouch for them working on 7. they worked fine on XP 32bit but would not work on a fresh install of 64bit windows 7 pro. even after installing the drivers, windows wouldn't recognize the hardware for either audio or midi. that seams problematic for windows 7 in general :( the BCD300 is a 10 year old controller, feels like it and doesn't look to have much support currently. I ended up getting a numark mixtrack II, which doesn't have audio (I didn't need it) but is an infinitely better Dj control surface then the BCD3000 in EVERY way.http://www.behringer.com/EN/Products/BCD3000.aspx#softwareContent there are windows 32/64bit XP/Vista/Win7 drivers on their site but I couldn't vouch for them working on 7. they worked fine on XP 32bit but would not work on a fresh install of 64bit windows 7 pro. even after installing the drivers, windows wouldn't recognize the hardware for either audio or midi. that seams problematic for windows 7 in general :( the BCD300 is a 10 year old controller, feels like it and doesn't look to have much support currently. I ended up getting a numark mixtrack II, which doesn't have audio (I didn't need it) but is an infinitely better Dj control surface then the... » Read More there are windows 32/64bit XP/Vista/Win7 drivers on their site but I couldn't vouch for them working on 7. they worked fine on XP 32bit but would not work on a fresh install of 64bit windows 7 pro. even after installing the drivers, windows wouldn't recognize the hardware for either audio or midi. that seams problematic for windows 7 in general :( the BCD300 is a 10 year old controller, feels like it and doesn't look to have much support currently. I ended up getting a numark mixtrack II, which doesn't have audio (I didn't need it) but is an infinitely better Dj control surface then the BCD3000 in EVERY way.http://www.behringer.com/EN/Products/BCD3000.aspx#softwareContent « Show Less
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Without checking Apple's website, my gut tells me yes. Since Macintosh computers are so prevalent in studios, I can't see m audio not supporting mountain lion
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I'm using it on a desktop and it is great for that. It's made to be fully Apple compatible, so it should work for you. I've had my Mackie mixer for fifteen years of shows and home recordings and it's never let me down, so I think the Mackie interface is a safe bet.
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yeah it does. M-Audio and Mac are well acquainted. however, this will not work entirely for Reason 7. you will be able to utilize all of the basic functions, but hypercontrol is NOT supported for this model in Reason 7. So you'll be banging away on the keys, pads, pitch wheel, and mod wheel only. this MAY be an issue only native to PC, which I still don't care about because I bought it for the pads & look lol. soundcloud.com/cloudscervin soundcloud.com/scervinscloud reverbnation.com/srvnbtz facebook.com/srvnbtz
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I don't know, as I have only ever connected to a MAC. However, I found the information at the following link very helpful.http://www.gvsu.edu/speaking/troubleshooting-for-the-tascam-dr-05-18.htm
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Yep! I have it on my win 7 desktop, and it works really great. The only issue was making it (2i2) the default audio out or in when I have some other audio programs like acid studio and Sibelius they are midi based so that can be an issue to manually switch, in windows 8 the trade is automatic between the midi programs and asio drivers. The upside is that becuase of less backround apps, like in win 8, you can have the buffer higher, so you lose latency sooner. On win 8 I have the asio driver bottomed-out, I can hvae it at like 7ms. Hope that helps.
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I have maschine as well any usb midi will work, I run my Maschine through cubase 7.5 so have control via cubase maybe give native instruments a call they are very helpfull !!
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No idea about Sonar X3. However, I bought an EIE Pro over half a year ago to be used with production software on a Macbook, and it took Aka over HALF A YEAR to create drivers so that the device would work with the latest Mac OSX ("Mavericks"). I still haven't tried the driver yet. Just word to the wise that this product seems to be VERY POORLY SUPPORTED by Akai. A lot of people have been very disappointed based on this driver issue. Perhaps their Windows driver support is better. Just sayin'.
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It is working on my iphone 4 with 7.1.2 ( So it will work also in yours i think ) This mic also works with softwares from irig and others ( not only tascam ) Happy Holidays ! Greetings from Europe / Portugal
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There is no reason it should not. It works on my 32 bit windows vista, so it should port over fine to higher ups. I think what might not work is the software that comes with it that is totally useless. It's a simple MIDI keyboard and should not have a problem with anything above windows XP. But if you REALLY want to use the freeware software that comes with it then i am sure they have a 64 bit version on Akai's website.
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I spoke with a Roland Rep directly. It's both Intel, AMD, and Mac compatible and will run on most any mainstream DAW from ABLETON to REAPER. For Window's it's recommended that you use Win 7/8 or OSX.
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You MUST have Audacity installed on you MAC for this unit to function. Google Audacity for MAC to find the correct software; it's a free download. Once you have audacity installed you have to select the correct interface for input. It is the drop down next to the microphone icon in the Audacity program. I hope this helps,Flashwente