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So just use the SCSI to transfer data to your zip drive for storage purposes and all audio will have to go to your mac for editing and then to a cd or dat.

A zip drive only records data so your question is immaterial, but when you want to transfer digital audio to your mac you should make sure that the sample rates are the same on your 880 as the software you are using, ie; 44.1 kHz or 48.0 kHz. I usually record and transfer at 48.0 kHz for better...

Are there any problems transferring songs between a 2480 and 1680? I have a 1680 and the 2480 is 200+ miles away with my friend who would like me to do some guitar tracks on his song. Are there any secrets or tricks with the 2480 or is it possible for him just to send a B/U disk for me to load...

Try this out, it should help you, and there's another link in there that can 'untangle' things for you, good luck. http://www.cybertown.com/pcopt2.html

Hopefully the answer could be quick and simple! Did you switch your VCR to 'AUX' channel? Or a channel which is not used by a TV signal? I have been recording stereo dumps to VHS with a JVC, set to AUX channel, and a Sony, set to channel 1. Hope this helps.

I used a Soundblaster Live card which has analog and digital ins, with Cakewalk XP Gold and Sound Forge XP, which I used for recording a stereo dump from my VS machines for burning CDs. I see no problem doing this from the BR 8, which I believe has the same type of master outs. I will however...

Thanks for your reply Riverdog, I know my post was as confusing as it can get, but I solved the problem in another way. The project I am working on consists of a bunch of midi files this guy put together, but we are trying to replace the drum tracks with the Roland VDrums which are in essence, a...

I have cakewalk PA9, slaved to a 1680, which works great, my pc has two 'ins' and 'outs' but when I try to introduce a midi signal from the VDrums on the other 'in', PA9 freezes up! Do I have to merge the two midi 'ins'? or do I need a midi patchbay or interface? I'm not usually this dumb, but...