Recording problem on pa800

The best way is to use the USB output from the Fostex. Connect the USB cable from the Fostex to the USB input of the notebook. A Windows computer should show a USB Audio Device in the device manager. If not, you'll have to get a driver from Fostex and install that. But it should just work, it did in my Vista notebook. Then simply get any number of recording software packages (Windows 8 may have a built-in app). I've used Cool Edit and Reason 4 for recording and editing. You should not record the songs using the notebook's microphone input because (1) the analog noise of a recording generated by the notebook's A-D converter is horrible, and (2) you'll have level and impedance matching problems, even after purchasing something like a pair of Bogen WMT1A line matching transformers. Once you've got it recorded, put it in the cloud and download it onto your tablet. I don't think tablets have USB ports, but maybe yours does.

Try skipping track one and start on track two. Trk 1 circuit might. Defect

I wouldn't recommend doing that, because your OS system could freeze occasionally

You can download a manual from the tascam site for this model. as long as you pre-named your songs, they should show in the menu without mastering. You cannot burn any songs without mastering your songs first, however. They will not appear in the create cd section for this very reason.
Record, master,burn.

This is totally dependent on the software you are using to record.

Not knowing what you are using makes any response a wild guess.

IN GENERAL you must configure both the input and output device within the recording software you are using.

I use Sonar and one has to select the audio input and output device and tell the program which device is used for timing.

This is a common problem and I would recommend searching the forums on VSPLANET.com where they have all sorts of info and discussions about recording.

When you are in style play screen , press record , then select record/edit , it leads you to record screen. on record screen touch upper right hand of the screen (page menu) and select "write style" and this way you can save it whereever you choose. once you are done , on same page menu choose "exit from menu" to get out

Try asking here:http://www.korguksupport.co.uk/page.cfm?pageid=370. Hope this helps.

Try http://www.korguksupport.co.uk/sitemap.cfm I think the info you need is there.

Try running a line out from your keyboard to the line input on your mac. Go into system preferences, select sound, click the input bar in the upper right corner, select line in/Audio line-in port, then adjust your input volume. You should then be able to record from your keyboard. If this doesn't help you, please let me know. I'm a recording engineer that uses a MacBook for all my multi-track recording projects. Thanks & good luck. Mark