raffaeleb
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So.. I will try to be brief.
I changed my PC due to a breakdown.
On the previous one, I had installed Cool Edit 2.
When I had to record a MIDI file, I would play the MIDI file and set Cool Edit to rec, and it would record perfectly in WAV or MP3 format.
So I avoided converting the MIDI file to MP3.
Now, since I changed my PC, all of this is no longer possible for me.
It's worth noting that I downloaded the same versions from the internet, but nothing...
Why is that?
What am I doing wrong, in your opinion?
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Reply 2 by Thesimon
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Mmmm signal routing problem?
Try to see if in your PC's audio card recording settings, "What you hear" or in Italian "Quel che senti" is available as a source.
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Reply 3 by raffaeleb
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TheSimon wrote:Mmmm signal routing problem?
Try to see if in the recording settings of your PC's sound card as a source there is "What you hear" or in Italian "Quel che senti".
The path I should follow is?
Control Panel > Manage audio devices > Recording (window) > Microphone / Line in. ??
I don't see any text saying "what you hear"
I have a Windows 7 2009
Sound Max integrated digital audio hd card
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http://www.pianoconc...e-cd-in-wavmp3/
The reported utility does everything imaginable to do
