how do you make a copy to a cd that works
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Hello, thank you for the complements, it was strange that at my 53 year old life, it was the first time I ever in my life sung with my guitar in front of anyone, I guess it took the inspiration of a river in which we, over here in my neck of the woods, want to save from the bottling plants and towns that want to divert the water away. But what I am really supposed to do is paint, I am an artist, and I do paintings of the rivers of Florida, check it out www.paintingsofflorida.com, my paintings and my song is found there, now that this music thing is taking off, its another flavor to top off the art, I am hoping after I get this recording stuff figured out, I'll keep going along with this added journey of life, its no telling what anyone can do, at anytime in life, there is always time to learn more, even if your an old timer like me, Merry Christmas
John
John
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Yeah, nice to see a multitalented dude with some focused inspiration here that isn’t based around emulating the hot genre of the moment.ollyb303 wrote:Lovely paintings as well mate
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Amen to that!beats me wrote:Yeah, nice to see a multitalented dude with some focused inspiration here that isn’t based around emulating the hot genre of the moment.ollyb303 wrote:Lovely paintings as well mate
you go John and don't let forum humor deter you. it's usually meant in good fun.
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Yeah we can be a bit like that when faced with an endless barrage of the same pointless posts, but it's great to have a new user with genuine talent and humility on the forum.
Nice to meet you John, you are just what this forum needs.
Nice to meet you John, you are just what this forum needs.
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I would say his paintings could benefit from some sidechaining though.
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The paintings are amazing..Love the color choices.
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Re: how do you make a copy to a cd that works
I never did get to learn how to make a CD with the recordings I did, The big problem I just went thru, as with my FCA202 Firewire audio interface,(Behrenger) I think it fried out my hard drive on my computer, seems as there was no way to turn the interface off unless I unplugged it, so so every time I uplugged the firewire, poof, A flash, then the computer would force a shut down, next thing I know, warnings came up saying, back everything up, the hard drive is about to die, well, its now a month later and, yep, it died. So I installed a new upgrade 1 TB hard drive, and its alive again, but I am very leary about plugging in that Behringer interface again, anyone have any ideas how I should deal with my firewire, and interface hookup, it seems kind of touchy to me, I might have been better off to get a portable CD recorder with a built in interface, I dont know for sure, but I will wait to see if anyone has an idea out there for me, hey, thanks, John
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hi john - you do have a great voice - you could do Johnny Cash justice!floridartist wrote:I never did get to learn how to make a CD with the recordings I did, The big problem I just went thru, as with my FCA202 Firewire audio interface,(Behrenger) I think it fried out my hard drive on my computer, seems as there was no way to turn the interface off unless I unplugged it, so so every time I uplugged the firewire, poof, A flash, then the computer would force a shut down, next thing I know, warnings came up saying, back everything up, the hard drive is about to die, well, its now a month later and, yep, it died. So I installed a new upgrade 1 TB hard drive, and its alive again, but I am very leary about plugging in that Behringer interface again, anyone have any ideas how I should deal with my firewire, and interface hookup, it seems kind of touchy to me, I might have been better off to get a portable CD recorder with a built in interface, I dont know for sure, but I will wait to see if anyone has an idea out there for me, hey, thanks, John
Yes you need to be really careful with firewire - at least with the older FW400 which I guess your interface is if you got Live 4 with it - probably been on the shelf for a while!
Best thing is to never plug or unplug it when the computer is on - shut down, plug in, restart. I know this is a pain, but unfortunately there was a problem with the older firewire that could damage computers. They fixed it with the newer one (FW800) but that doesn't help you.