GoldWave Inc.

Hi Chris!
This is exactly what I was looking for! GoldWave now works perfectly for me and my DAT... I had completely overlooked the separate GoldWave Setup option. Thanks for the reminder.
I can now use GoldWave the way I used to with my previous analog setup.
Thanks again!

Rocoroco.

Yes, the digital output of the DAT is converted via a toslink transmitter and connected to the Digital input of the m-audio interface. And yes, there is a connection for a headphone however this Output only works when you are actually playing back from the Computer - It cannot be used simultaneously...

The soundcard is an external unit from M-Audio called "Transit M-Audio" and described as a High-resolution Mobile unit audio interface. You can find the detail here: http://www.m-audio.com/index.php?do=products.list&ID=mobileinterfaces This interface does not support midi however it ha...

Hi PN, thanks for the tip. Unfortunately, I am still unable to monitor the incoming signal. Interestingly, I have tried a freeware audio editor program called Audacity. This software has an option called Software playthrough which works with the m-audio/Sound blaster combination. This editor is not ...

I am using an M-Audio USB interface to transfer music from a DAT via a Toslink input - Using Goldwave 5.10 works well. I am however unable to monitor the sound using the internal SoundBlaster card. I am selecting the m-audio for recording and the SoundBlaster as a playback device but I can't get any...