Recent content by guitaristdan103

yep i recovered everything and imported it on the new hard drive. I just finished bouncing the song, and just have to master it now. Thanks guys for your help, i'll try an upload an mp3 of my song sometime. :) cheers

I choose 'normal' format which divided it into two partions, 40 gb each (same as old drive). Not sure if The BOSS unit can handle more than 80GB, but still thats heaps, i'll never use more than that, and it works fine. I recorded a few tracks with guitar, and transferred it to the pc without any...

What would you guys recommend for a new hard drive? I dont mind spending a bit extra on decent drive. Would the new drive need formatting before connecting to the boss?any info regarding which drive to get and how to set up would be great. thanks edit; too late, i bought the western digital...

I dont know if i should do this myself or get a tech to look at it? What about freezing it for few hours is that worth trying? edit: Ok, my dads friend is a computer tech and recovers data from dead hard drives, so im going to take it to his house tomorow and we will work on it there. I'll let...

that sounds about right mate. i was constantly deleting tracks and uneeded parts to create more hard drive space but the message keeps coming up (hdd full!) after a while, and now it wont load. If i cant still retreive the data that would great. Have you done this before and whats the SCSI...

HI guys, my boss br 1600 multitrack recorder has been playing up for the last few days, showing messages that the HDD is full. So i optimized all songs and erased uneeded data and continued to record. Then when loading up another song, it froze. and doesn't do anything ("now loading" message is...

thanks drumslinger!;) "The amp has some constant hum even if the guitar isn’t connected, it can be annoying if you aren’t playing but this hum is normal in all tube amplifiers." thats a quote from the website - good to know! I'll take a look into that FX loop switch modification, when i...

it's got a three pin plug on it already ok, thanks mate, must be in the power section then, i don't know what else to do, the tech' looked at it and all is ok, so it probably is just how that amp is. Its the only valve amp made by roland btw. possibly broken wire, earth, maybe?

It's a roland br 1600cd DAW. Yeah i'll probably just cut out those silent parts then. nah it doesnt matter what volume level it's at, whether the bass is high or low, treble at full or whatever... its just got hum to it. The4 technician said that there's nothing else wrong with it, so i think...

when im playing the guitar you cant hear it, but when theres a silent spot or where there no notes being played, but still recording, the hum is there.....probably only noticable to me lol. i'll try and post a sample of it sometime. thanks for your input anyways.:)

got the amp back today from a tech who works next to our factory, and is not as noisy as before, But, there's still a low frequency hum coming from the speaker, constantly. The tech guy (greg) said he cleaned out the dust, and did something to the power supply (capacitors). Anyone here own a...

Possibly... i've put new mesa boogie power tubes on it about 3 months ago (use to have groove 6l6 tubes before). I'll put some old tubes on it and see if it goes away. But its going to a tech tommorow, cause i don't want to mess around high voltage stuff!! :eek:

I think its the speaker cable, where the wires from the 'amplifier section' to the speaker connect. There's two wires in teh cable connecting them. The guy that used to own it changed the speaker from the original roland speaker to a lorenz speaker, i dunno if he could of missed something? Akso...

yeah, it doesnt matter what volume or if a guitar is plugged in or not, it just keeps humming, must be a grounding issue then?

hi dudes, i've picked up a roland bolt 60 watt, valve amp. and when trying to record it, there's a fairly strong "humming noise' coming from it, and ruins the recordings. it's an 26 yr old amp, so i dunno if its too old or.. there's something else. could it be a grounding issue? I know tube...