Is this SmartMedia card compatible with synthesizer? I have Yamaha DGX505 synthesizer. I am looking for SmartMedia and found this might be great match. Is this card actually working and fitting for my synthesizer? Please answer my question as soon as possible. Thank you! Is this SmartMedia card compatible with synthesizer? I have Yamaha DGX505 synthesizer. I am looking for SmartMedia and found this might be great match. Is this card actually working and fitting for... » Read More Is this SmartMedia card compatible with synthesizer? I have Yamaha DGX505 synthesizer. I am looking for SmartMedia and found this might be great match. Is this card actually working and fitting for my synthesizer? Please answer my question as soon as possible. Thank you! « Show Less
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did you ever get a response? Im curious too if this card would work with a motif keyboard?
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No response yet? I have a BOSS 532 digital recording studio and wonder if this SM card is compatible. 3 years later and no updated info or a response?
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Absolutely my friend. This is a pro. Audio card. You can do a professional recording with this and send it to record companies. Top end. If price is issue look at roland audio cards too. Cheaper and do the same job. I bought tri by roland very cheap and good card. But this rme is up there withe best. Good luck :-). Whatever u do dont buy Motu audio cards. They are faulty and horrible. I tasted that before and had too many problems.
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When I bought the shuffle I didn't notice the whole USB 2.0 thing, till I got it home, connected it to my USB port and tried to transfer a song. I kept getting errors saying that the device could not be written to. I went and bought a USB 2.0 card with 5 ports for $32, installed it and everything worked fine from then on. Other people have told me that it should work with USB 1.0, just slower...but I didn't find that to be the case.
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So far I have not gotten it to act as a direct audio interface for Logic Pro. My work around is to record into auria and transfer the files to logic. The MIDI works great with logic however.
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I am not sure but are all the song under the same format.If not I found out some of my song not supported or tagged wrong (I don't know) will not show up . Funny thing when I use my new B&W; p7 headphone , the music sound very flat not dynamic ,but if loaded the same song into a smart phone which has Dobly sound and through a sony BH52(Bluetooth) ,wow sound very alive & dynamic .
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Yes it does. I think it's more a question of what DAW you're using. I would think that it works with most of them since it's merely a MIDI signal, but you may want to verify that through M-audio's website to make sure. I'm running Presonus Studio One with no issues, and since it's M-audio... it should run on any major DAW. Good luck!
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I am not sure... I recorded 4 files, it came up in MIDI format - but when played in other media the accompaniment themes came like static noise. I was opening the files in various programs - the same noise instead of the melodies, even Yamaha itself plays it correctly.
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i use an extigy external sound card to hook my optical-digital to hit plug in the 3 3.5mm jacks and it works fine on my ps3 i can also use the mic using a usb 7.1 external soundcard has it like 55cents- 2$ on amazon 10$ at most electronic store my ps3 reads it fine pops up c-media usb headphone set for input device and output device is set to system default device so ican hear thru my headphoone works quite well im using the HPA2 but i just ordered this today in all only cost me bout 130$ if you find a good price on soundcards
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I use it through a M-Audio 4x4, midi hub and have no problems using soft synths with Sonar 8.5. Although with any midi performance, a lot depends on your hardware (DSP/midi interface) and the size of the buffers set in Sonar, which will have an effect on any lag. Or lack of.
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I had trouble with my Shuffle on my laptop with USB 2.0, so I tried my Desktop PC with USB 1.x and could not get any recognition of the device. Just an FYI.It worked fine on another computer with USB 2.0.
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As long as I know, I had connected from a Yamaha to a microbrute and they had trigger the sounds. Since it has a midi input it should work with it
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Yes it is! I use mine with Logic Pro. It may not automatically map to all DAWs. But it can be mapped manually to any of them! Just make sure you download the latest firmware to your computer. Remember, it's a basic midi controller! So it should work with any music software. Hope that helps you out!
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Sound channels are wrong? Is it because you are unable to match up the proper channels to those on the card? I ran into this issue for a bit but eventually found the right channels. Part of the issue is that I don't think the coloring is universal and 2 of the channels required using conversion cables. Otherwise I have 7.1 playing pretty well through these headphones.
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I assume you mean Mac and not Itunes. Songs can be loaded on the unit as you would copy any folders to an external drive. Most of your music is just on folders on a micro sd card, nothing special about that. There is a small amount of internal memory (8gb which is more than some ipods) that can be used for some music, although it is probably better to use this area just for system files and playlists. You can make playlists with a little juggling (I list steps in my review), but I would definitely not use Itunes with this unit. Firmware updates work by unzipping and copying a file to the unit, no problem using Mac for that. As far as actual compatibility with Mac, the only place it would matter is with the DAC driver. This is where you use the DX90 as an external DAC device and you are playing music from your computer directly through the DX90 to improve the sound quality. The driver appears to be PC only if you care about having that function.
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Thanks anyway. My question had a typo in it. Is there a way to save a sequencer song to the SD card that includes a built-in rhythm on the A (System) tracks AND others on the B tracks?
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Looking for the same info and zilch- even from the makers website. Luckily after a quick google search i found this review that confirms you can use it, but don't bother downloading the software as it's for PC only. http://www.russandrews.com/src/CPmeridian/product-XITEL-INport-Deluxe-USB-Recording-Soundcard-4701.htm(weird that any company worth their salt or trying to grow would skip putting an effort into this, causing them to potentially lose out on a large customer base...)I'll give this a try soon, will post thoughts once i've given it a solid run through. Looking for the same info and zilch- even from the makers website. Luckily after a quick google search i found this review that confirms you can use it, but don't bother downloading the software as it's for PC only. http://www.russandrews.com/src/CPmeridian/product-XITEL-INport-Deluxe-USB-Recording-Soundcard-4701.htm(weird that any company worth their salt or trying to grow would skip putting an effort into this, causing them to potentially lose out on a large customer base...)I'll give this a try soon, will post thoughts once i've given it a... » Read More Looking for the same info and zilch- even from the makers website. Luckily after a quick google search i found this review that confirms you can use it, but don't bother downloading the software as it's for PC only. http://www.russandrews.com/src/CPmeridian/product-XITEL-INport-Deluxe-USB-Recording-Soundcard-4701.htm(weird that any company worth their salt or trying to grow would skip putting an effort into this, causing them to potentially lose out on a large customer base...)I'll give this a try soon, will post thoughts once i've given it a solid run through. « Show Less
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I use it play into my PC so I can convert cassettes to mp3s. To do so, I use RCA outputs (color wires) into a capture device (EZ Cap available at Amazon). Things work fine. So to answer your question everything will sound fine but you need to look at what can be plugged into your receiver. What wires go into stereo receivers these days. Take a look at what jacks are on your receiver and then do an Internet search for the manual for this tape deck (I'm not at work now to see what is on the back). If they match, you are in business, if not, go to Radio Shack or Best Buy and ask them what connectors might be needed to make the wiring compatibile (old to new). That is your only concern. I use it play into my PC so I can convert cassettes to mp3s. To do so, I use RCA outputs (color wires) into a capture device (EZ Cap available at Amazon). Things work fine. So to answer your question everything will sound fine but you need to look at what can be plugged into your receiver. What wires go into stereo receivers these days. Take a look at what jacks are on your receiver and then do an Internet search for the manual for this tape deck (I'm not at work now to see what is on the back). If they match, you are in business, if not, go to Radio Shack or Best Buy and ask them what... » Read More I use it play into my PC so I can convert cassettes to mp3s. To do so, I use RCA outputs (color wires) into a capture device (EZ Cap available at Amazon). Things work fine. So to answer your question everything will sound fine but you need to look at what can be plugged into your receiver. What wires go into stereo receivers these days. Take a look at what jacks are on your receiver and then do an Internet search for the manual for this tape deck (I'm not at work now to see what is on the back). If they match, you are in business, if not, go to Radio Shack or Best Buy and ask them what connectors might be needed to make the wiring compatibile (old to new). That is your only concern. « Show Less