I am a new Emcee Pro user.  If you know anything about Emcee Pro you know that you highlight a track then press the space bar to play the track.  Then hightly the next track and press the space bar to pay the second track.  When I press the space bar the second time Emcee Pro closes.  Anyone had this problem??  Can you help??

terrydorsey - 20 January 2008 01:03 AM

I am a new Emcee Pro user.  If you know anything about Emcee Pro you know that you highlight a track then press the space bar to play the track.  Then hightly the next track and press the space bar to pay the second track.  When I press the space bar the second time Emcee Pro closes.  Anyone had this problem??  Can you help??

Terry,

You don’t have to keep highlighting the next song. Just press the space bar and the next song will start playing. You can also arrange your songs so that they automatically start from one song to the other.

terrydorsey - 20 January 2008 01:03 AM

I am a new Emcee Pro user.  If you know anything about Emcee Pro you know that you highlight a track then press the space bar to play the track.  Then hightly the next track and press the space bar to pay the second track.  When I press the space bar the second time Emcee Pro closes.  Anyone had this problem??  Can you help??

This sounds like an IRQ access conflict. Give Ted a call at testify Music.

Ok folks. I have my stuff set up for emcee Pro. This is what I dont know. I am using the amigo sound card. There is a control panel on the computer for it that controls it. Those that are using this, how do I set up the control panel,etc. and at what volume level do I put the master volume in the control panel on. Do I put it 100% etc. Would appreciate any guidance!!

You can ignore the settings on the Amigo control panel.  Those are for folks using their computer at home without eq, mixers, effects, etc..  The settings do the same things we do with our mixer and by using various effects.  Just leave things pretty much flat as far as eq goes and do your adjusting on your board. 

As far as the sound level, with any device, setting it to 100% is maxing it out - by definition.  If you can (roughly) set your levels at each point to between 80% and 90%, as it goes to your board, you’ll have plenty of signal and can use the gain on that channel to adjust according to what you need.  This will vary with each artist and equipment set, and room, so you’ll have to fiddle a little to get things just right.

Ted