Simply call our audition line. The friendly recorded message will talk you through the whole process – although you should read our Hints & Tips before you do!

When you log into HuskyCT, you may be asked to enter your NetID and password when you click your first link and open the Real Player. Instead of closing the player between each movement or work (e.g., by clicking the box in the corner), try leaving the Player open. Just go back the reserve list and click on the next link you want hear.

Take a look the Available Disk Space readout at the bottom of the Cakewalk window. If it says you're low, then you're low, and you'll need to clean up some space. To do this, choose Tools | Clean Audio Disk. Click Find, and once all the files are located, choose Delete All. Make sure you empty your Windows recycle bin afterward, in case the files were sent there.If the disk space readout looks like you've got plenty of room, locate the file AUD.INI in the Cakewalk directory, and delete it.

MetaSynth tells the driver to record from the default input channel(s). Some drivers have a hard-wired default while some others allow you to specify an input channel to use as the default channel. We have found that some devices let you specify a default input channel but do not actually use it. Currently, we know that the MOTU 828 does not seem to honor the default input device selected in its setup application and are working to find a solution.

Some systems feature audio, some don't. Depending on which system you purchase, they have different remote capabilities, audio being one of them.

Yes, you can register personally and on behalf of the group you support. There will not be one registration per country as costs will be recharged back to the cost centre level. All the participants will dial the host's Meeting Center number, which is usually a local number issued in the host's country. No. Only the moderator needs a PIN to use Meeting Center. Participants simply dial in using the Meeting Center number supplied to them by the moderator.

This is done automatically by our system. Of course, first you have to have created your profile! To do this log in using the log in details sent to you in your welcome text. Then follow the simple instructions.

All registered agents and producers – in fact, anyone who is looking for voiceover talent who has registered with our service – can listen to your audio clip.

Yes, you can change either at any time. You can re-record your audio clip by calling our audition line on 0871 873 1006 and following the instructions. You can update your profile by logging in to the website using the username and password sent to you in your welcome text.

Drag your separate audio clip to the timeline and line it up under the video portion of the camera clip.

The quickest and easiest way to send a clip in is via your mobile. To make a video on your mobile you need to remember: The file size for your video clip is limited by the size of your mobile's memory. All content on your mobile (i.e. ring tones, wallpapers, photos, games, wallpapers, themes etc) must share your mobile's memory with any video clips you've created. Removing downloaded or pre-loaded mobile content will free up your mobile's memory for your video clips.

Most webcams can capture videos through the software that comes with the product. Most of the software also allows for editing and saving into the usual video formats. Check your user's manual or website.

Video captured with digital cameras can easily be transferred to a PC through a USB cable, fire wire cable, memory card or stick. The optimal settings for sound and picture quality are determined by the equipment being used and the options that the product has for better sound and picture quality. Check your user's manual or website. For best results, save in a 4:3 aspect ratio.

Choose Options | Audio and verify that the Playback and Record devices make reference to the AWE 64. Click the arrow to the right of the Playback window. If you see reference to a voice modem, you'll need to disable it (this is done in Control Panel | Multimedia | Advanced | Audio Devices, double click on the modem and choose Do Not Use Audio Features On This Device). If audio still does not function, locate and open the SYSTEM.

You enable full duplexing in Cakewalk's Options | Audio | Advanced menu by placing a checkmark next to "Enable Simultaneous Record/Playback". If this option is not available to you, your card does not currently support full duplex operation. Get in touch with the card manufacturer for details.

With the proper cables, yes. You would use the same analog cables listed above for recording to another audio device from MD, simply switch the inputs/outputs. For a computer, this would mean connecting an analog cable (usually a 1/8" male to 1/8" male miniplug cable) between your MD unit's line out to your sound card's line in.

To put HTML into a mark click the "Source" view of the WYSIWYG editor. Now you can enter the allowed HTML tags such as the following: <embed src="URL-to-your-audio-file">

Author: John Mitchell (http://www.jguru.com/guru/viewbio.jsp?EID=4) Question originally posed by Amit Kaushik (http://www.jguru.com/guru/viewbio.jsp?EID=50383 For applets in particular, if you just need playback, check out the java.applet.Applet.play() methods use an AudioClip.

For years I've had a collection of sounds in RealAudio format on this site. Most of these are from my own tapes of SCTV, and were captured in 1998 and 1999. After a year or two I put the original WAV files along with newly-encoded MP3s on my own webserver. They're still there for whoever wants them. Recently, I've added some video clips to the site. There's not very many of them so far, but there'll probably be more as hard-to-find material becomes available.

Use codes "<embed src="Friends.asx" name="video" autostart=true volume=50% loop=true controls=smallconsole width="128" height="128"> "<embed src="hello.wav" name="audio" autostart=true loop=true controls=smallconsole width="128" height="128"> <p>

A.: As stated above, you MUST specify an ID Number on your entry form and you MUST state this ID Number on your audio clip. Your ID Number is your First Name + your age. This is THE way the two are linked together. Your entry is invalid without the audio clip.

KODAK CD-R Digital Audio Gold media can be used for any storage application, however here are two precautions: This media is targeted for use on consumer audio recorders that typically record at low speed (1X - 2X). Kodak does not recommend recording on this media at speeds faster than 4X. Some authoring software and drive firmware will refuse to record anything but audio on Digital Audio CD-R media.

DJ-1800 doesn't include a record feature at the moment. However, there are two pieces of software which enable you to record DJ-1800's output (and indeed any other application's output) to a file. These are WireTap Pro from Ambrosia Software, and Audio Hijack Pro, from Rogue Amoeba Software. Note that we don't provide support for either program - but they're useful, so we like to tell people about them.

If you can hook up your audio source to the mic jack on your computer you can record easily that way. Most audio devices will be able to connect that way -- usually with a simple audio cable connected from the "Headphones" or "Speaker" jack on the audio device to the mic jack on the computer.

Connect the recorder to the earphone jack on the other device with a connecting cord. For recording monaural sound, use the optional connecting cord, KA232 and, for stereo sound, use a commercially available connecting cord with attenuation resistance. Press the FF or REW button to choose between "STEREO INPUT" and "MONAURAL INPUT". Choose "STEREO INPUT" for the stereo recording. Choose "MONAURAL INPUT" for the monaural input.

Press *2 as a Moderator to start and stop the audio recording feature. Note: This will introduce a recording line to the conference that is billed at your conferencing rate.

Note that every audio I/O device has its own timing system. These devices must round and approximate time units. When recording a device that keeps a BPM tempo you may notice the tempo lags between this recorded device and the Acoustic Labs Multitrack Plus's metronome - especially when you get past a few minutes of recording time. This is due to the rounding approximation. This will be more likely to occur with lower quality audio devices.

You will need a recording device with a headphone jack, or even better, a Line Out jack. The Line Out jack will connect to a computer Line In jack with an ordinary audio patch cord with a 1/8th inch stereo jack for the computer and whatever size that is required for your recorder. The IC recorders usually use a 1/32 inch mono jack.

MIDI is not sound. You can't simply press the Bounce button on an output object, and expect the external synth's sound to magically turn up in your final song. MIDI is a series of commands to your MIDI devices, which then may produce the desired sound/audio. In order to have this sound included when you bounce the song to a final audiofile, you can do two things. First of all, feed the sounding results of the synths - via an external mixer or directly - into audio inputs of your soundcard.