Akai MPC-4000 Plus Production Center (w/80 GB Hard Drive&Onboard Sounds) "10 manual" Questions

...manual here...make sure you use the 7.13 version http://www.michaelchagnon.com/aardvark/download.html After reading these forums, I have a good idea of what I need to do to run my Aardvark Q-10 & ...

...device and it gave me this message.....C-Media AC97 Audio Device...This device cannot start [code 10]........What does this mean? I went to c-media to find a different driver, installed....same ...

...10, but you will only need one. Note: This fuse does not go in the plug, but is located inside the MPC on the left hand side next to the side panel. There is only one so you shouldn't miss it. #2 ...

...clean. The whole thing runs like new except my realtek high def audio controller says error code 10. I've tried uninstallng the driver, and re-installing it from the Toshiba website, but still ...

10. While playing some of our tracks every once and a while we experiance loud cracking and popping sounds followed by a delay between what our screen says and what we hear. This will occur more often

...manual selection of device to be added 7. Select Add System device 8. Select Have disk 9. Navigate to changed machine.inf 10. from the list select standard devices (in the left list) and "Plug and ...

10 seconds, then reboot your laptop. Don't open your recording software yet. Connect the electricity and the firewire as described in the Firebox manual, and then open your recording software. If this

...10 and still no success then check your volume control Start----Control Panel----Sounds And Audio Devices. Check to make sure Mute is not ticked and that the volume is set to high. Click Advanced and ...

...slot. Step 9 Knock out or unscrew the metal plate on the card's slot holder on the back panel. Step 10 Insert the sound card gently but firmly into the slot. Rock it into position if necessary, but ...

...slot. Step 9 Knock out or unscrew the metal plate on the card's slot holder on the back panel. Step 10 Insert the sound card gently but firmly into the slot. Rock it into position if necessary, but ...