I just wanted to check balance,

there are quite a number of sound check cds on the market, for testing hi-fi or studio setups, so it could be worth while investing in one of them, as then you know what you are getting, rather than a

Sure but what about your speakers do you want to test? you can find music that has had the bass boosted even for really pushing your sub woofer. You can find sine waves to hear different frequencies.

Hi! Someone told me you can test your speakers on youtube. Does anyone know the link? For that mater other ways to check the speaker's performance? Thanks.

Hi, No you were correct that's exactly what I was asking. I was just curious if anyone had a sample of what to put in there and I was also trying to find out why though I set it to rip at 320kbps it

In the filename tab, you can put a string with things like album\artist ... and those directories will be created with those names -- otherwise I am not sure what you are asking. Robin Frost

Hi, Yes I see its menu option but what I was asking specifically was exactly what string of code to put in that area to make it do that which I was seeking or in the configuration wizard where it

I think if you go into the menus and select eac options, and go into the filename tab, you will see what you need. Robin Frost wrote: -- Your life is like a penny. You're going to lose it. The

Hi, I hope this finds all happy and well. A while back during a discussion of cd rippers, someone recommended Exact Audio copy. Now that I'm trying it I am left with one burning question that I hope

Hi Don. First what do you want to record anyways? Cause here's what I did. Dam it this problem has been a thing since Vista. So on to the topic at hand. When I wanted to use the Mike in jack I went to

Sorry for the rather vague subject line, but I have a Windows 10 PC on which I am unable to record audio, regardless of which of the three audio recording programs I attempt to use. If I attempt to

How about the Newer 8000?It's cheep it's a condencer and it comes with the cable you're talking about.

Hi. I don't have a mic recommendation, but a "powered mic" is one that requires an external power source, not the computer -- such as an amplifier-- for its power.

Because I am looking to purchase a new or used microphone, I need an explanation so that I know exactly what I am looking for. First, I do not wish a USB mike, not because I think they aren't good;

I have been using kernel mode filter driver for years. I think those drivers are for earlier versions of windows, but I am not sure about that. Donald Roberts wrote: -- Your life is like a penny.

Total Recorder professional version 8.5 contains three drivers. I would appreciate knowing how to decide which driver to use. Thank you. Don Roberts

Here is the download page where you can get 32 bit or 64 bit or portable versions of the software: https://anyburn.com/download.php I have not used the program that much so have not played around to

hi is there anyway that one can title the buttons which r not titled,? or could someone write some scrips for this any burn. can someone provide me with the link for this and also is there a portable

Anyburn will burn and rip cd's. It is free. It does have some untitled buttons but the ones you need to know are titled. Dean

Hi Tom. I'm doing this from memory on a Win 7 machine with the latest incarnation of Winamp, so please excuse me if I sell you a pup here! With Winamp open you bring up your file menu with alt plus