2 questions: 1. Does this work on Windows XP and 2. Once you add a music bed can you go back and do a voice-over without erasing the music bed? Thanks
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i don't know if it runs on xp/2. i'm running 8 and it works fine. as far as the music goes. you can add different tracks, one of them can be music and another one can be voice over and you can edit each track individually.
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Have tried it with two programs so far. One is Musicmatch 7.5, my favorite CD software that rips and burn CD's as well as recording live audio streams (using the system mixer as the source.) This program is incompatible with XP, so I bought XP pro hoping to run this program and a few others. Unfortunately, the audio is awful in XP mode so there is tons of crackling when an audio file is played or when trying to listen to an audio stream. My "tech" support friend told me that this is a limitation of the audio drivers that are used when one is in Windows 7's XP mode. BIG DISAPPOINTMENT!!! I also tried Paperport 9 in XP mode. I can manipulate and edit my files in that mode (as well as in Windows 7), but the virtual printer drivers will not install either in 7 or in XP mode so I am unable to do screen captures or to make virtual copies or PDF copies of my documents and/or create screenshots. Bummer! In summation, XP mode really didn't work out very well for me in the end, and it may not do as much for you as you hope! Do some Google searching for the programs you have in mind and see if you can find any information about each one. You may be luckier than I. Good luck!
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I think you can. But if i were you i would get win 7, if you are trying to go the "pc" route...i would recommend a mac computer for audio production. But it can be done on a pc, that is "if" you have a powerful pc. my computer is "ok" but the mpc software still sometimes crashes! With that said, yes you can.. If You had like...8 gigs of ram?...Or mabey a i7 pc?....But i wouldin't recommend it for xp, just win 7. but it can be done "I've done it on win 7"
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Yes! We used an inexpensive headset with a microphone that plugged into the computer (USB connection)..My son did voice overs and was able to add background music.
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Worked as plug and play for me. I have Windows 7. Use it for Lync audio. It did also work as a speaker to play back music and all other computer audio.
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The microphone is fantastic for use in many situations. It works great on filtering out background noise. I would think it most definitely works with XP since it supports Vista, Windows 7 & 8.
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Well it works with my Vista machine ! i have not tried it on xp machine i cant tell you if it works or not .
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I'm operating on Windows 7 and it works great although I will say that we don't have a mic so don't know how that part of it works. But the audio is awesome!
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there are windows 32/64bit XP/Vista/Win7 drivers on their site but I couldn't vouch for them working on 7. they worked fine on XP 32bit but would not work on a fresh install of 64bit windows 7 pro. even after installing the drivers, windows wouldn't recognize the hardware for either audio or midi. that seams problematic for windows 7 in general :( the BCD300 is a 10 year old controller, feels like it and doesn't look to have much support currently. I ended up getting a numark mixtrack II, which doesn't have audio (I didn't need it) but is an infinitely better Dj control surface then the BCD3000 in EVERY way.http://www.behringer.com/EN/Products/BCD3000.aspx#softwareContent there are windows 32/64bit XP/Vista/Win7 drivers on their site but I couldn't vouch for them working on 7. they worked fine on XP 32bit but would not work on a fresh install of 64bit windows 7 pro. even after installing the drivers, windows wouldn't recognize the hardware for either audio or midi. that seams problematic for windows 7 in general :( the BCD300 is a 10 year old controller, feels like it and doesn't look to have much support currently. I ended up getting a numark mixtrack II, which doesn't have audio (I didn't need it) but is an infinitely better Dj control surface then the... » Read More there are windows 32/64bit XP/Vista/Win7 drivers on their site but I couldn't vouch for them working on 7. they worked fine on XP 32bit but would not work on a fresh install of 64bit windows 7 pro. even after installing the drivers, windows wouldn't recognize the hardware for either audio or midi. that seams problematic for windows 7 in general :( the BCD300 is a 10 year old controller, feels like it and doesn't look to have much support currently. I ended up getting a numark mixtrack II, which doesn't have audio (I didn't need it) but is an infinitely better Dj control surface then the BCD3000 in EVERY way.http://www.behringer.com/EN/Products/BCD3000.aspx#softwareContent « Show Less
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Sorry. I cannot help on this one. The Creative Labs SB0570 sound card I bought is installed in a custom built desktop running XP. As of now, well satisfied with it. What it will do with Win &, I cannot say.
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i never tried to sync mine, i just access it via windows explorer. I load/remove music and voice recordings this way. see if you can access it like this.
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Good Evening,I am using Audioshell 1.3.5 that I downloaded from www.softpointer.comI picked up this site from the either the I phone or G phone forums.I guess those platforms have the same type of issue with Windows Media Player. As I mentioned in my previous post the software, once downloaded works in the background with explorer. By pointing the mouse at the album, you get title, artist, album, year, track number, genre, cover art (yes or no), duration, bit rate, encoder and file size. Then when you right click on properties, you get four tabs, general, audio shell info, audio shell tag editor, and summary.Let me know if you need anymore help.Regards,Danbo Good Evening,I am using Audioshell 1.3.5 that I downloaded from www.softpointer.comI picked up this site from the either the I phone or G phone forums.I guess those platforms have the same type of issue with Windows Media Player. As I mentioned in my previous post the software, once downloaded works in the background with explorer. By pointing the mouse at the album, you get title, artist, album, year, track number, genre, cover art (yes or no), duration, bit rate, encoder and file size. Then when you right click on properties, you get four tabs, general, audio shell info,... » Read More Good Evening,I am using Audioshell 1.3.5 that I downloaded from www.softpointer.comI picked up this site from the either the I phone or G phone forums.I guess those platforms have the same type of issue with Windows Media Player. As I mentioned in my previous post the software, once downloaded works in the background with explorer. By pointing the mouse at the album, you get title, artist, album, year, track number, genre, cover art (yes or no), duration, bit rate, encoder and file size. Then when you right click on properties, you get four tabs, general, audio shell info, audio shell tag editor, and summary.Let me know if you need anymore help.Regards,Danbo « Show Less
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I have not been able to get it to work on anything, I have tried it on. as far as a game I don't know about that.I bought it thinking it would link my computer to a karaoke machine. but,didn't work.....I have not tried a game yet.
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I had problems with my mic on Windows 7. Works fine on Windows 8. There could be a ton of reasons though. You need it set as default in your sound setting and typically selected in the program you are using too. Also, if the mic boom is straight up, it turns the mic off.
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I have a Dell with Windows 7 but found it fairly simple to use. Just put the CD in the drive and connect your tape player to the microphone jack on the side. Then follow the directions given. I have learned that my tape player (an old boom box) needs to have its volume really low in order to get the best quality recording. After recording is finished you are able to edit the beginning and ending to cut off any blank sound. You can also split something into multiple tracks. I have yet to learn how to enhance sound but really I am using it primarily to convert books on tape to MP3 for my classroom listening center. From this format you can easily burn to CD. Hope this helps!
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They provide software for you to create your own message with pre-licensed background music via a windows PC application. I'm a professional announcer and sell on-hold services, so if there IS anything on the original drive, we didn't use it anything which may be pre-loaded, nor did we use their software. Cannot answer that, sorry!
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I haven't figured that out yet. My problem is I haven't read the instructions. I like things that are fairly simple, turn on play or record. I will be taking the time on my time off this week to figure it out. Sorry I do not have an answer for you. V/R Jackie