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This thread has been linked to the game 'XBOX Music Mixer'.
A nice piece of quality hardware here :D
Despite having a major sore throat, I've managed to sing my pop-idol wannabe-like voice through various tracks, without knowing the words, and making an anus of myself to myself.
I've mainly been using it for the faster creation of soundtracks on the Xbox. Is much quicker to record a CD to the PC as WMA files and transfer them through a network than it is to copy direct from CD to Xbox - plus if the tracks are already named, saves you having to do that yourself!
Despite having a major sore throat, I've managed to sing my pop-idol wannabe-like voice through various tracks, without knowing the words, and making an anus of myself to myself.
I've mainly been using it for the faster creation of soundtracks on the Xbox. Is much quicker to record a CD to the PC as WMA files and transfer them through a network than it is to copy direct from CD to Xbox - plus if the tracks are already named, saves you having to do that yourself!
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SO basically you can copy music from one computer to another? Wow.
Aye - you can transfer your music files from PC to Xbox without copying them to CD first - thus enabling you to play them during Xbox Live games or any game that is Soundtrack compatable.
Edgy wrote:
> It's just something to do for your own fun - you can use it as a
> karaoke machine, or just record your own vocals to tracks to play on
> Xbox Live - whatever you like!
>
>
Hang on a minute - you can play your music onto XBox Live?
*Halo 2 + Ride of the Valkyrie hopes spring back!*
> It's just something to do for your own fun - you can use it as a
> karaoke machine, or just record your own vocals to tracks to play on
> Xbox Live - whatever you like!
>
>
Hang on a minute - you can play your music onto XBox Live?
*Halo 2 + Ride of the Valkyrie hopes spring back!*
Seems like a waste of time to me.
I have a PC with WMP/RealOne Player or a hi-fi f I want to use that.
About 5 GBs of music.
Don't need this lark.
I have a PC with WMP/RealOne Player or a hi-fi f I want to use that.
About 5 GBs of music.
Don't need this lark.
It's just something to do for your own fun - you can use it as a karaoke machine, or just record your own vocals to tracks to play on Xbox Live - whatever you like!
I haven't bothered with the slideshow bit though - can't be bothered with that.
I haven't bothered with the slideshow bit though - can't be bothered with that.
It sounds interesting, but what's the point in singing along? Do you gte marked or something?
...saying that - once the music has been transfered, it still has to be 'copied' to Xbox.
A nice piece of quality hardware here :D
Despite having a major sore throat, I've managed to sing my pop-idol wannabe-like voice through various tracks, without knowing the words, and making an anus of myself to myself.
I've mainly been using it for the faster creation of soundtracks on the Xbox. Is much quicker to record a CD to the PC as WMA files and transfer them through a network than it is to copy direct from CD to Xbox - plus if the tracks are already named, saves you having to do that yourself!
Despite having a major sore throat, I've managed to sing my pop-idol wannabe-like voice through various tracks, without knowing the words, and making an anus of myself to myself.
I've mainly been using it for the faster creation of soundtracks on the Xbox. Is much quicker to record a CD to the PC as WMA files and transfer them through a network than it is to copy direct from CD to Xbox - plus if the tracks are already named, saves you having to do that yourself!
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