Luke brought up,
| anyway, what are peoples thoughts on REC-PAUSE mode from pushing RECORD? i
| personally dont like it. i prefer recording to begin straight away. if you
| want to be put into REC-PAUSE then it's almost just as easy to press PAUSE
| then RECORD. the only thing being placed autom
Jonathan Davis wrote,
| I purchased a Sony MDS-JE510 from Best Buy about 2 or 3 years ago (for
| ~$400). Long (and familiar) story short, it lemoned out and so I was
| told that I'm owed another player -- one of equal or less value, I'm
| sure. At least comparable in price.
As Mike Burger has p
regarding the cover letter,
the petition was to do with getting rid of end search(which i personally
dont mind too much because i'm used to it but yeah, they should get rid of
it) but the cover letter also mentioned that 'pushing RECORD should place
the unit into REC-PAUSE mode'(to unify it w
Mine didn't, and I had Sharp and Sony. I think Best Buy, Circuit City,
and Media Play carry them too.
Mike Burger wrote:
>
> Don't most portable recorder/players come with this cable, already?
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I purchased a Sony MDS-JE510 from Best Buy about 2 or 3 years ago (for
~$400). Long (and familiar) story short, it lemoned out and so I was
told that I'm owed another player -- one of equal or less value, I'm
sure. At least comparable in price.
However, all that the Best Buys around me here in H
Peter Forest wrote:
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> So, Jim, what do you think of my new signature ?
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I would recommend http://www.soundprofessionals.com Possibly Kheops
might have something too. If you want to try your hand at building one
for about $10 US you ca try this one
http://www.tir.com/~liteways/Mandolin.html#Microphone
Leonora Hardy wrote:
>
> I need to purchase a microphone (ine
Actually...it's equal or greater value. They can not offer you something
of lesser value in replacement without refunding at least part of your money.
On Tue, 30 May 2000, J. C. R. Davis wrote:
>
> I purchased a Sony MDS-JE510 from Best Buy about 2 or 3 years ago (for
> ~$400). Long (and fam
Don't most portable recorder/players come with this cable, already?
On Tue, 30 May 2000, J. Coon wrote:
> You will need a cord from Radio Shack or some other place, that has two
> RCA phono plugs on one end and a stereo mini plug on the other. Keep
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Leonora Hardy wrote:
>
> I would like to record directly to my Sharp mini from my midi keyboard. Is
> that possible and what do I need to be able to do this?
On the back of the keyboard you should find two RCA type phone jacks.
(I think they call them Cinch jacks in Europe)
You will need a c
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> my email.
I'm sorry. I would like to let Jim and the whole list know that I love Jim
and I will never EEEver put long quotes in my
I chaned the MECHA mode on R55 how do I get it back to were the lid can open
again.
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Does anyone know more in depth about the format of this signal ? I'm
wondering if I can rig something up to my portable. I do have a handsfree
kit, but it does not have a cradle. It's more of the mic/headset type.
> The mute feature is usually used in conjunction with the handsfree cradle
> t
I would like to ask [EMAIL PROTECTED] and also liteways to please not
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The mute feature is usually used in conjunction
Hi All,
I recently purchased a MDX7900 head unit. it has a telephone mute lead.
Apparently when it is connected properly, the unit mutes the volume when there
is an incoming cell call.
My question is, how do I connect this ? Is there suppose to be a lead from the
cell phone tha
Grove City is exit 33 (i think) off of i79 going north from Pittsburg. It's
about a 5 hr drive from DC.
> Where is Grove City?
> I'm from the DC area...
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Yes, it's possible to record directly to your sharp unit... in analog way...
You must have a output on your keyboard and enter it on your input in your
unit. Otherwise, if you have a digital output on your keyboard, you will be
able to record it digitally...
So, Jim, what do you think of my new signature ?
If there is something wrong with it, just let me know... Thanks.
By the way, when we have special promotion, is it better to put them on my
signature on in a special message ?
Hope to hear from you soon...
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>I would like to record directly to my Sharp mini from my midi keyboard. Is
>that possible and what do I need to be able to do this?
If it's a plain MIDI keyboard (ie. it sends MIDI signals only, nothing
else) then you'll need a module that converts the MIDI data to some kind of
notes (you can
I sell a good one, use usually for business purpose, but I used one for
concert live and it was good for me... I sell them for less than $40 each
and the worth on the regular market over $70... Take a look on my website :
http://www.kheopsminidisc.com/ By the way, it's a tie pin microphone not a
What little I know about MIDI is that midi files contain no actual sound
data, only instructions for how to play a piece on a synthesizer or
keyboard. SInce no actual sound comes out of the midi jack, you won't be
able to do the midi-digital connection you were hoping for. However, if
your keyboa
Shouldn't be too difficult, I'd think.
I can think of two ways to do it...
A) Hook your keyboard to your PC via the MIDI ports, and record out
through your sound card's speaker out
B) If your keyboard has any sort of stereo audio out (ie, line out to a
sound board, amplifier, etc), you might
I would like to record directly to my Sharp mini from my midi keyboard. Is
that possible and what do I need to be able to do this?
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I need to purchase a microphone (inexpensive) for my mini. I need to make
music recordings from it (for my church choir) and they need to be adequate,
but certainly not concert quality. Suggestions?
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Set up a signature line like the one I have below. Put some
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We gotta keep you around you know.
Peter Forest wrote:
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> I have now subscribe to the mailing list with our business email... I hope
> it will be more appreciate like this...
>
> Pierre Forest,
Hi ppl,
I am looking for a portable player and came across the Sharp MD-ST55 at the
Community pages. So is it worth the money? As far as I can tell from the
design view it's beautiful! Also I wanted to ask if anybody knows if this
unit is available in the United States.
thanx
Magic
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That is what we've been saying all along. Than
Rat wrote:
> ... but the true objective audiophile is a rare -- some say mythical
-- creature. :)
my point exactly.
simon
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