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1. Insert bassmidi vst into cakewalk home studio 2002 driver#
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4. Insert bassmidi vst into cakewalk home studio 2002 pro#
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There are also TONS of FREE effects pulgins and VST instruments out there now that weren't available just a few years ago that are unbelievable considering they are totally free including lots of cool synths. I previously had used a Tascam 8 track cassette machine (The non-MIDI version 488) I was leery of Cakewalk for nearly a decade, moving back to a hardware based system (Roland VS 880EX) BUT- then I tried Cakewalk Home Studio 2002 and I was REALLY impressed! I don't think you can go wrong with Cakewalk Home Studio 2004.

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That said, I've had Cakewalk Products since I first tried to get into computer recording in the early 90's with Cakewalk Pro Audio 6- which absolutely sucked and was useless unless you had a REALLY kick ass computer at the time. The good news is that CHS handles ACIDized loops just fine and has much better MIDI implementation than ACID so you kinda get the best of all worlds. All of that was IMO more of a technical feat than a musical one.

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I've programmed synths, edited MIDI and composed that way before but dropping some well chosen loops into a track and editing them, them adding my own performances over them has freed me up to concentrating on making MUSIC and writing songs, not worrying about if the drum groove isn't 'breathing' or whether that string patch sounds too 'synthy'. IMO Acid is the easiest thing I've ever used- I don't care what people think- I've spent WAYY too many hours programming drums and drum machines (Boss DR series, Roland MV-30, Roland TD-7 module, Yamaha QY series.) editing MIDI ghost notes and pushing for authentic 'feel' just to end up with what I thought was still a track that didn't quite get me there.

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I wish I had the money to upgrade to ACID Pro 5 because it has some features that ACID has needed for awhile.

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: If you boot the PC before the S2000 then you may need to go to device manager and scan for hardware changes in order for the S2000 to be picked up by XP.I have Sonar 2.2 and I'v thought about upgrading to Sonar 4 at the low NAMM prices they offered, but honestly I pretty much do everything in ACID Pro these days. : If all has gone well all s/w that supports the S2000 over SCSI should now work. : Ensure the S2000 is booted and connected to the PC and reboot the PC. : Run ASPICHK.EXE in the unzipped folder and it should now show all 4 files with the version number 4.71.2 installed.

: Copy WOWPOST.EXE and WINASPI.DLL to C:\WINDOWS\system : You will now see WOWPOST.EXE and WINASPI.DLL : Quit the DOS box and go back to the folder that the downloaded file was unzipped to. : Then type RENAME WINASPI.DL_ WINASPI.DLL : While still in the DOS box, type REMANE WOWPOST.EX_ WOWPOST.EXE : Change the path to whereever you unzipped the downloaded file. : This will open up a command prompt DOS box. : This is the way that I got my Adaptec 2906 SCSI card and S2000 working with MESA, Wavelab and Recycle. : Firstly enusre that the SCSI card is installed correctly and is working.

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: There is no driver needed for the S2000, this will show in device manager under Other Devices as ' AKAI EMI S2000 SAMPLER SCSI Processor Device ' and have a yellow question mark by it. : For anyone having problems with xp and an Akai S2000 and MESA I can assure that it does work and very well. Thank you!!! you saved me from the floppy scourge. If you boot the PC before the S2000 then you may need to go to device manager and scan for hardware changes in order for the S2000 to be picked up by XP.Īwesome advice. If all has gone well all s/w that supports the S2000 over SCSI should now work. Run ASPICHK.EXE in the unzipped folder and it should now show all 4 files with the version number 4.71.2 installed.Įnsure the S2000 is booted and connected to the PC and reboot the PC. You will now see WOWPOST.EXE and WINASPI.DLLĬopy WOWPOST.EXE and WINASPI.DLL to C:\WINDOWS\system Quit the DOS box and go back to the folder that the downloaded file was unzipped to. While still in the DOS box, type REMANE WOWPOST.EX_ WOWPOST.EXE This will open up a command prompt DOS box.Ĭhange the path to whereever you unzipped the downloaded file. This is the way that I got my Adaptec 2906 SCSI card and S2000 working with MESA, Wavelab and Recycle. There is no driver needed for the S2000, this will show in device manager under Other Devices as ' AKAI EMI S2000 SAMPLER SCSI Processor Device ' and have a yellow question mark by it.įirstly enusre that the SCSI card is installed correctly and is working. For anyone having problems with xp and an Akai S2000 and MESA I can assure that it does work and very well.