Yes, this is something we do regularly. Please email us with your requirements. You may prefer to have a smaller combo earlier in the day (i.e. a duo or jazz quartet) and have the rest of the band arrive in the evening.

On request recorded break music can be arranged in several different ways. If there is a house sound system the band can be responsible for turning the recording back up as the break begins. If the band is bringing a PA system for instruments or vocals then recorded music can easily be provided. Otherwise, for an additional fee the band can provide a PA system to play break music.

In MusicMastery, choose Settings-Player and make sure the volume controls are turned up as well as the velocity controls. Choose a MIDI device in the MIDI Device drop down listbox If you changed computers since you authored music or lesson files or you obtained files from another computer, the files may specify a different sound device (for example a MIDI device) that may not exist on your computer. You may change the order of devices displayed to fix this.

All music for this listening program was recorded by award-winning musicians of the Arcangelos Chamber Ensemble specifically for this auditory training method. These players join by invitation and were chosen for their technical merit, expressive qualities, and genuine interest in creating music to help people maximize their potential. This music is recorded in high definition (HD) 24-bit 192 KHz.

No. You don't have to be selling the song on iTunes. You are welcome to use TuneCore Video even if you never use any of TuneCore's other services. However, your music video must conform to iTunes's specifications. Back to top

By default, RealJukebox records music files in a secure format to prevent music piracy. RealJukebox uses a Security Key to decrypt music files during playback. Both RealJukebox and RealPlayer G2 Update II can play secure music files on the computer where the music was recorded, but copies of RealPlayer G2 and RealJukebox on different computers cannot play the secure music files.

Take a look at the VS-Planet Artist Directory. Hundreds of VS-Planet members have their own Artist Webpage where they post music, information, and more. For more infomation on getting your own Artist Webpage, check out the Premium Artist Membership. If you have a broadband internet connection, then tune in to VS-Planet Radio (VSPR). VSPR features the music of the independent artists of VS-Planet, and plays 24 hours a day. You can also check out the VS-Planet Artists - CD Directory.

We have now managed to isolate the problem you've had recording your voice on your Compaq computer. The report below, from one of our software engineers, provides all of the detail together with a fix which appears to work. Before proceeding, however, you should be aware as follows: The problem is a Compaq one which applies to any of their 5000 or 5WV series using the ADI SoundMax chip.

Use a <div/> element in the prompt function. For example, suppose that you have recorded the prompt: "you are flying from", and you want to follow this prompt with the name of a city spoken using a TTS voice. Write the prompt function as follows: { Return "you are flying from <div/>" + runtime_city_name_variable; } Alternatively, you can use the <tts> element to specify content that should be spoken using the TTS voice, as in the following example.

Make sure to set the volume of Real Player or Windows Media Player to a comfortable level, otherwise your recordings will be hard to hear. The same goes for the Microphone/Line in inputs when recording using Microphone/Line In. If you're using Windows Media Player 7.1, one of our diligent customers offers this advice: " A Microsoft Tech person admitted that WMP has a buffer problem with any high-rate MP3 over 16 meg. It's clearly a bug (intentional or not) in Windows Media Player 7.1.

b) Make sure you chose “Yes” when asked to accept the “SoftSync” security certificate? (If you declined you must change to “Yes”). You will need to clear out your cookies, or shut all windows and begin your order over again.

Yes, the MP3-OEM has a serial control mode that allows you to directly access up to 10,000 MP3 song and/or audio message files. The player will work with any device or processor having a 9600 baud serial port interface. Click HERE to download a copy of the serial control mode specification (24K PDF file).

Oracle makes regular public appearances, at least twice a month. We perform at nightclubs, parks concerts, service clubs, and at bridal shows. A list of our upcoming performances can be found by going to our Upcoming Performances page.

For weddings, we can also play a recording of your"first dance" choice through our PA for the bride and groom to dance to. If you are really keen for the band to play the first song, we may be able to learn it if we have enough notice, providing it is a suitable song for our sort of band.

Our published song list represents only a portion of our complete repertoire, so we may already know a song you want. If we don't know it, the Grand Central Station Band specializes in learning new material just for you. We're professionals and enjoy the challenge and diversity of new songs, which we pick up quickly and perform authentically. We request that you allow us at least one month to learn new material. (Top)

Open the Solero Music Viewer and open a song. Click on the "Tools" menu. Click on the "Preferences..." menu item. There should be a list of MIDI Devices, one of which is highlighted. Try clicking on a different midi device. Click OK. Try playing the song. Repeat for each MIDI Device listed. (Even if it works the first time, you may get a better sound with one of the other MIDI Devices). If you have no MIDI devices listed, try FM Synthesis (or any synthesis option you may have).

The PYRAMID BANDS specialize in "Dance" Music for all occasions. We perform music from the 1930's right thru to the 2000's. Our strength is Big Band Music, however we play a variety of the most popular styles of music - just look at our song list.

Yes. Anyone can listen to your music through the Opus Player, or as a podcast. However these songs are provided as 128kbs only, unless they are purchased, in which case they are provided for listening and download as 192kbs files. If you're willing to let users have your music for free, then everyone can listen and download them in 192kbs stereo.

I’ve never understood why anyone would want to know, but an astonishing number of people do. I listen to movie soundtracks, mostly historical epics like “Last of the Mohicans,” “Troy,” “Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon.” I also listen to bagpipe music. And Yo-Yo Ma. Make of this what you will.