Imagine this: an inSync reader with a SCSI problem. I guess that’s better than a drinking problem (though one probably leads to the other). “I... Read more »
In the world of computers, a virtual road map exists that tells data for each piece of equipment or program which path to take to its chosen... Read more »
More questions about making CD’s of sound libraries. “I have a K2000 with a large library of sounds stored on PC formatted ZIP Discs. I would... Read more »
In the computer world, a “balanced” signal is known as “differential”. The same technique is used – the signal is sent with the inverse signal... Read more »
Today’s inSync question comes to us from a familiar place: SCSI purgatory. “I’ve checked the archives and I’ve done the ceremonial chanting that... Read more »
Besides being an article of footwear, boot refers to the process of starting up a computer system, or any device with a CPU. It is spoken as to... Read more »
An inter-application communication engine developed by Steinberg that allows MIDI and audio applications to interact and cooperate with one... Read more »
The mysteries of audio CD’s in CD-ROM drives: When you extract red book audio from a CD to a format such as .wav (Wave File) or .aif by dragging... Read more »
Pronounced like “easy,” EASI is an acronym for Enhanced Audio Streaming Interface. Similar in many aspects to ASIO, EASI is a new architecture... Read more »
Abbreviation for digital signal processing. This term gets thrown around all over the place these days without much regard for what it actually... Read more »
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