Emu XL-7 & MP-7 User's Group

I am a novice user and new to home recording so this question may 
seem stupid to some of you.  However, I need some assistance with 
setup.  I have several songs and patterns and I am trying to burn 
them on CD.  I am having trouble sending them to sound forge.  My 
setup is a midi cable to my PCs soundcard.

--- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "dfamcory <dfamcory@y...>" 
<dfamcory@y...> wrote:
> I am a novice user and new to home recording so this question may 
> seem stupid to some of you.  However, I need some assistance with 
> setup.  I have several songs and patterns and I am trying to burn 
> them on CD.  I am having trouble sending them to sound forge.  My 
> setup is a midi cable to my PCs soundcard.


Read the previous messages from a day or so ago.

Basically midi does not send audio.  You need to connect the
outputs of the unit (either analog or digital) into your soundcard 
and record an audio track (as a .wav file).

Your soundcard probably has RCA inputs so youll need an RCA to 1/4 
type cable (two).

Also you need to make sure all your sounds appear at the main outs, 
not the sub ones.  Otherwise you would need a mixer.

Jesse

thanks dude.

--- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "jesse_medway <medway808@h...>" 
<medway808@h...> wrote:

> --- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, "dfamcory <dfamcory@y...>" 
> <dfamcory@y...> wrote:
> > I am a novice user and new to home recording so this question may 
> > seem stupid to some of you.  However, I need some assistance with 
> > setup.  I have several songs and patterns and I am trying to burn 
> > them on CD.  I am having trouble sending them to sound forge.  My 
> > setup is a midi cable to my PCs soundcard.
> 
> 
> Read the previous messages from a day or so ago.
> 
> Basically midi does not send audio.  You need to connect the
> outputs of the unit (either analog or digital) into your soundcard 
> and record an audio track (as a .wav file).
> 
> Your soundcard probably has RCA inputs so youll need an RCA to 1/4 
> type cable (two).
> 
> Also you need to make sure all your sounds appear at the main outs, 
> not the sub ones.  Otherwise you would need a mixer.
> 
> Jesse