E-MU 1616 and X-Fi Extreme Music in one computer

Hi!
Sorry for my english!
Can you tell me, how it is possible to have two these soundcards in one computer device? Is there any think I should to know when installing additional X-Fi into my computer?

Microsoft ain't as dumb as you might think. Windows has the ability to create Hardware Profiles that disable / enable different pieces of hardware depending on what you want to do. I run both 64bit Windows7, and 32bit Windows 2003 Server on this computer. Each OS has completely different soundcards enabled in their Hardware Profiles. Mr. KokChoy says that you can't run them at the same time. OK, that may be true, but Windows will allow you to disable one or the other by using different Hardware Profiles.
Soooo, you can set yourself up with two different User Accounts and logons for Windows. Set one of those logons with a Hardware Profile that uses the E-Mu soundcard (presumably for production sound/video work), and the other logon can be set up to use the SoundBlaster card (presumably for video games and MP3 stuff).
Each of these Hardware Profiles with have the non-functional soundcard designated in the Devices menu as "Disabled" inside the Properties page for that device.
Presto! The ASIO sync for each of the cards will no longer be fighting each other. And as long as you designate your "My Videos", "My Music", "My Whatever" as Shared Files, you can record the music using your E-Mu production device, then log out and log in on your other User Account and burn the files to your MP3 player using your SoundBlaster.
Am I making any sense here, or am I just wasting your time?

Similar Messages

I would like to transfer a playlist and associated music from one computer on a home sharing network to another without transferring the entire library. How?

I would like to transfer a playlist and associated music from one computer to another in a home sharing network without transfering the entire itunes library. How would I do that?

you can transfer playlists using home sharing but it won't copy the actual music files within to the other machine.
however, i believe TuneRanger can do that.

I have to move desks a lot at work. Today I bought $30 worth of music on one computer, but now I'm at another desk and another computer and cannot find my music! Every time I change computers I make sure to log out and log back in. So where is my music?

I have to move desks and computers a lot at work. Today I bought $30 worth of music on one computer - but now I am sitting at a new desk and computer and can't find my music. Don't tell me to make sure I log on and off....i do! So where is my music?

The music you purchased is probably in our profile directory on the computer where you purchased it. Unless your IT department has the computers setup to use "roaming profiles" your "My Music" folder will be stored locally on each computer. I don't know of too many companies that use "roaming profiles" as they tend to cause about as many problems as they were designed to "fix". If you are going to be moving to many different computers, I suggest that you consider moving your iTunes Library to an external drive that you move with you. This way your purchased content is stored on your external drive and not on the local drive of the PC you are using at the time of the purchase.

I'm iphone 4 and when i play music only one speaker plays it loud but the other one is too low.

I'm iphone 4 and when i play music only one speaker plays it loud but the other one is too low.

If you are referring to the speaker(s) along the bottom edge, there is one speaker, one microphone.

Can I use my ipod touch as a airplay receiver to hook up to my stereo and play my itunes music from my computer?

I just was wondering, Can I use my ipod touch as a airplay receiver to hook up to my stereo and play my itunes music from my computer?

I believe there's got to be a way you can use the ipod touch as a airplay receiver to use on the stereo.
The ipod touch has a port for plugging in earphones, that can also be used to plug a stereo into it.
Now somebody just has to make an app for using on ipod touch or iphone to plug directly into the stereos input
jack to play itunes music from your computer wirelessly, other than the ipod being plugged into the stereo with a wire.

I have a Cisco/Linksys WRT-54G wireless router and 2 Airport Extremes (the small ones that plug directly into the wall). Is it possible to extend the network from the router using these two AEs? I have a DVD player and Ext HD plugged into the router too..

I have a Cisco/Linksys WRT-54G wireless router and 2 Airport Extremes (the small ones that plug directly into the wall). Is it possible to extend the network from the router using these two AEs? I have a DVD player and Ext HD plugged into the router too. Any ideas? I'm guessing the only way is to do what I've seen in these community pages which states that it can be done but it will drop the bandwidth by 50%. Thoughts?? Thanks!

The Cisco/Linksys WRT-54G was one of the very few routers said to be compatible with Apple's implementation of WDS (Wireless Distribution System) settings.
The info that I have on file indicates that only the WRT-54G versions 4 and under were compatible, so that would be one bridge to cross.
Even if you find that your Cisco/Linksys might be the right version, Apple never published instructions on how to configure the Express devices with other manufactures, so users were left to their own devices to try to figure out how to get things working. Apple's instructions to connect to other Apple devices are in the link below:
WDS network
If you were hoping to use 2 Express devices in this type of configuration...even if it works...the bandwidth penalties will be extremely severe.
The first Express drops the bandwidth (and speed) on the entire network in half and the second halves everything again. So, the result, in effect would be a "g" wireless network running at 25% speed. Few users would consider installing this type of network.
At this point, it becomes one of those things where the fact that you might be able to do something does not mean that there would be much value in doing so. But, it is your decision to decide if you want to try to proceed.

How to take music from one computer to the other

ok so i need to take my music from my mom's computer and put it on mine, and i've tried putting it on a floppy or a cd, but every time i do it'll act like it's doin something and then it says it can't complete becuase some of the songs couldn't be found. so my question is how do i transfer my music from one computer to another? it lets me view all my music while plugged in to the new computer it just won't let me take anything off the ipod and add it to any of the folders or playlists.
30 ipod video Windows XP Pro

Try these:
Copying music between authorized computers with iTunes for Windows
Copying songs over a network to use with iTunes for Windows

HT3819 Can I transfer music from one computer to another via home sharing?

Can I transfer my music from one computer to another via home sharing?

So long as they are on the same wifi network, yes.
Have both computers running and have iTunes open on both computers.
Now, in the iTunes on the computer you want to transfer music to, select the library that you want to transfer music from, as per the following screenshot:
Once the other library loads, go down to the bottom of the screen and in "Show:" select "Items not in my library":
If you want to import all of the songs you can now see, head up to the iTunes menu bar and go "Edit > Select all". Then head down to the bottom of the screen again and click the "Import" button in the bottom-right-hand corner.
If there's a lot of stuff in the library you're transferring from, the transfer may take some time.

How do i transfer music for one computer to a laptop via home sharing?

how do i transfer music for one computer (desktop) to a laptop via home sharing? the home share is switched on but cant see how to transfer music over
i cant see the little house on the left hand side under where it says genius, 90s music classical music etc, there is also no import or export botton at the bottom of the screen.

Welcome to the Apple Community.
Select the content you want to import from the shared library and click the import button at the bottom of the screen.

My laptop hard drive crashed - when I go to sync my iPhone it says that my phone is already synced with another computer and can only be synced with one computer at a time.

My Dell laptop hard drive crashed - when I go to sync my iPhone it says that my phone is already synced with another computer and can only be synced with one computer at a time. When I hit sync is says it will erase my phone and sync with the new computer which is blank. How do I get my phone to sync my contacts, pics, apps etc. over to my new hard drive without losing anything.

Yes, so what's confusing... Did you not restore the backup of your data, contacts, pics, apps, music, etc. to the new hard drive after you replaced it or reformatted it or whatever you did? If so, then you can just sync your data back.
If not, please try searching the forum. This has been addressed hundreds of times here.

Need to move music from one computer to another

Wondering how to move my music from one computer to another. My laptop is being replaced and need to move all my iTunes items from here to a desktop. What is the best/most cost effective way to do this? TY

It is very easy. First get something to transfer your itunes file to the laptop (network$, thumb drive$$ (depending the size), external hard drive$$$ with cost of drive and plus a case it can be costly). Those are in order of slowness! After all those files are on the desktop download itunes. DO NOT download itunes first you will be begging for trouble. Open itunes and it will take a few seconds and it should find the file on it's own. Now all you need to do is sign into itunes agree to all the fun stuff and there you go. I did mine with an external Sata hard drive via esata and it could not of been easier. To find the file you need go into music/my music and find the big file named itunes. just copy and past and let er rip.
Good luck

Can you access and store two itunes libraries on one computer?

can you access and store two itunes libraries on one computer?

Welcome to the Apple Community.
Yes but you may run into issues if you want them both to run iTunes Match or automatic downloads.

HT2729 how can i transfer my itunes music from one computer to another?

How can I transfer my Itunes music from one computer to another

Copy the ENTIRE iTunes folder from the old computer to the new computer.

I want to transfer my music from one computer to another, however a large majority of my songs are already on the new computer, is there a way to transfer only the ones not there? or to see what songs are only on the one computer

i want to transfer my music from one computer to another, however a large majority of my songs are already on the new computer, is there a way to transfer only the ones not there? or to see what songs are only on the one computer

Welcome to the Apple Community.
Homesharing gives you the option of seeing only the content in the shared library, that is not already in your own library.

TS2972 Why is the "Import" button grey when I'm trying to transfer music from one computer to another?

Why is the "Import" button grey when I'm trying to transfer music from one computer to another using Home Sharing?

Hi lexipuppy,
I dont know if you have your music on your other computer was on itunes, but if it was, make sure that you signed into your itunes account on your other computer. If you are signed in then your music should show up in your library.

E-MU 1616 and X-Fi Extreme Music in one computer

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for