[ddots-l] Re: A lot of questions

Hi Chi!!

Use the sound Blaster Audigy as your default sound card for Windows and 
applications such as Jaws
and Winamp.  I wouldn't personally use the same sound card for Jaws and Sonar.  
Instead, set-up
ether your RME or Tascam as the default sound card for audio applications such 
as Sonar and Sound
Forge.  Note: you can do this from within Sonar and Sound Forge.  In Sonar, you 
would do this in the
"audio options" dialog box.  In Sound forge, you do this in preferences.

Regarding WDM or MME, use WDM.  It's way better than MME.  Personally I would 
probably think about
getting rid of one of your hi end sound cards.  That way, you could use ASIO.  
You will achieve much
better latency wit ASIO than WDM drivers.  That's because most sound card ASIO 
drivers are much
better written than ASIO ones.

Regarding using the Tascam fw-1884 as a control surface well, you would need to 
do that from within
the control surfaces dialog box in Sonar.  I am not sure if there is a control 
surface available for
that in Sonar by default.  I will check thatout for you tomorrow if you like.

Finally, regarding CT for Sonar 4 yes, April 10th is the date we have all been 
given for the public
release.

Regards, Phil Muir, one of the Cake Talking beta testers.

P J Muir Productions
URL:
www.philmuir.com/
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Chi Gook Kim" <chigookkim@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <ddots-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, April 06, 2005 8:17 PM
Subject: [ddots-l] A lot of questions


> Hi,
>
> I'm reposting some questions I asked here before since no one answered, and
> along with new ones.
>
> Can you use one soundcard for jaws and cakewalk at the same time?  I tried
> but there seems sampling rate problem.  I use 48k 24 bit when I record.
> When I try to listen to a reference track on winamp through the same sound
> card while caketalking's on, the reference track gets played like 1.5 pitch
> higher or something.  If Cakewalk's not on, winamp works fine.
> If I buy a sound card dedicated for Jaws, how do I listen Jaws and the
> soundcard for recording at the same time?  Do I rout jaws to the sound card
> for recording?  What'd be the best way to do that?  I'm thinking about
> buying sound blaster audigy 2 NX for Jaws, system event sound for windows,
> and so on.
>
> I have two ADA converters: Tascam fw-1884 and RME fireface.  I realized that
> you can't use two ADA converters simultaneously in asio mode.  If I wanna
> use both cards, I guess I have to use WDM or MME mode.  Which is better?
>
> Someone here recommended me taskam fw 1884 as a control surface.  I can use
> it as a sound card, but don't know how to set it up for Sonar as a control
> surface.  Is there anyone who uses it?  If so, can you tell me the steps I
> have to go through in order to set it up for sonar?
>
> Lastly, I think I read somewhere that new Caketalking is going to be
> released on the 10th.  Is that still true?
> Thanks,
>
> Chi
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