Quick (ie dumb) question!

[Foreverfury]

Been doing some demos with my guitarist and he got a tascam 8-track. We got the vegas 9.0 software to produce the tracks as wav files. On my Roland VS-890, tho, its a great machine but older and has no USB (like his Tascam).

What's the best way to get dry vocal tracks I do at home on the VS-890 to the computer to save as wav files?

 

[Yonce N Mild]

Does it have a CD burner? That's probably your best bet.

 

[Foreverfury]

Yeah, I did get the burner. You're saying I have to burn through CDs to transfer 'em to the cpu? Isn't there some adaptor I could get and go into the cpu that way?

It also has a cpu-ish SCSI output.

 

[Yonce N Mild]

You might be able to hook up a SCSI zip drive or something similar you'd have to get a zip drive for the target PC too. That's what I did with my old sampler.

I don't think you can hook directly to a computer with the SCSI port unless you have a SCSI card with a hard drive attached.


Maybe a SCSI card reader? http://www.scsiforsamplers.com/

 

[Corvette]

What's the best way to get dry vocal tracks I do at home on the VS-890 to the computer to save as wav files?

You can hook up the spdif & midi connections, which is a pain in the butt, or you can do what is described in another thread.

https://homerecording.com/bbs/showthread.php?t=293723

It's really easy and inspired me to buy a couple more VS machines.



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