It's not background noise, it's being sent to the output of your sound card.
All sounds go to the line out and digital out of your sound card as well as
to the speaker output. You have to be sure not to do other things while
recording music. Be sure and quit your email program too so it doesn't
TRy double clicking the volume control. This brings up a bigger, bore elaborate
volume control. Click options, in the menu bar, properties, and under playback,
disable any inputs you aren't using. It might help.
Martin Schiff wrote:
It's not background noise, it's being sent to the output
I bought a reburb MZ-R50 from the Sony outlet about a week ago for $170. Thanks to
everyone for their input that helped me in making my decision. I don't have any
regrets so far. I do have a few questions though;
the track mark on the remote does not work in normal play mode. is there
In a message dated 01/19/2000 12:19:32 AM US Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
the track mark on the remote does not work in normal play mode.
The track mark button on the remote only works when recording. During
playback, you have to mark tracks with the T-mark button
