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:rolleyes:Marcel: Nice to see a photo of that unit. Very similar to the one I still have in my vault. Here is a tip, maybe you already know, but I'll pass it on. Move the Pitch control to the highest speed or level--makes for better fidelity. Cheers, Guess I should have said, Bushmills...

:cool:Uhh, rather than taking a chance of becoming BRAINIAC from a short, just get new cables and toss the other ones. Like, cables are not expensive and, if it were me, I wouldn't want my nose to become a Rudolf the Red Nose Reindeer--"It's ALIVE!!!" Cheers, Green Hornet:cool:

:cool:Yo A-Positive::rolleyes: Don't really know what type of rig you're using. However, There should be no problem to getting a PC program to do overdubbing. I use a stand-a-lone; I had several types over the years. Most good stand alones can record 8 tracks at once; however, that's a lot...

Oui` Marcel: Buy the bootleg GIN but not any manuals. I have a 488 MKII manual and if you need any particular pages, let me know and I'll send them on. Cheers, Green Hornet:cool:

Yo Zaphod: Thanks. I always enjoy starting out the day with one correct thought! And, the sun is out in Michigan and it's about time for that. Enjoy, Green Hornet:D

Yo Keys: Personally, I'd call the company and ask a techie to solve your problem. Green Hornet:D:cool:

Yo Wino: Here is a tip. Call the Yamaha "help" number and a techie will guide you through your problem. I did that after I got my AW1600 and the dude was very friendly and walked me right through the problem. Green Hornet:eek::D

:DYo Just: I "think" you might be stuck with just sending that "one" effect. My unit, Yam, has two effects sends; so I can send TWO different reverbs. BUT, you can beat the system by using an"outboard" effects unit. [Many are good and not expensive.] Check your manual for "outboard...

:rolleyes: Adam A7s are "within reason price-wise." But, they are a step UP. I got mine a few months ago; I'm set for monitors for a long time. When I opened the box and looked at them, I thought the woofers were too small to do much good. WRONG! Fabulous and I haven't touched a dial on the...

:cool: Try a pair of Beyer 250s, if you can find them. Quality cans. And, not really expensive. Green Hornet:cool::D

:eek: Doesn't LORA CROFT collect artifacts too? Ahh, I couldn't resist. Green Hornet:D

:cool: Yo Aroko and ko-ko-mo: 1. Study the manuals. 2. I always like to paraphrase the words of BLUE BEAR when it connects to hooking up gear: "What goes in must come out...." Cheers, Green Hornet:cool:

:DViva the Yam AW1600. Great sound quality. And, it can burn 700 bytes of songs in 10 minutes and be ready to burn the disc again if you want more copies. Its HD will hold 100 mixed songs; then you have to delete or download the material. And, I agree, Tascam has gone downhill. I had a...

[B]:cool: Yo Erre: Scotish Highlands, eh? I'll have a Laphroig neat!:rolleyes: Criticisms of the Yam AW1600: Hard drive is limited to 100 mixed songs, or stereo tracks. After that, you have to dump some or save to a CD which means the song is fixed. You might be able to transfer the...

"To Erre or not to err?" That is the question!:p:D You should check out the Yam AW1600. The other big 3 put out similar machines. However, the Yam has mastering algorithms and excellent sound reproduction, and CD. I used a Yam 2816 for a long time and it began to show signs of age; I opted...

:cool:Yo Wreked One: You might give a "free" call to SWEETWATER and ask about trading. Sweetwater usually takes trades. Green Hornet:cool:

Yo Maxwell Smart?:>]:rolleyes: All you need is a two-way patch plug to match your plugs. [Or adapter-plugs] You might need something to power the cans. Two-way input patch plugs can be had on-line or a stop at Radio Shakey-jakes shoppe. Green Hornet

:cool:Yo Slayer: Got to the DijonStock site and in the Newbie forum, I think, there are videos of explanation for mixing, etc. If it isn't in the newbie forum, it's there somewhere. I checked out a couple of the tutorials and they were very helpful even if the "guy" talks a little fast...

:DYo Slayer: You need to be aware of what you have switched on: "TRACK" or "INPUT." If you insert the HIP HOP program into a track, YOU WILL get a big power boost on that track. VITAL MIX will also balance out the stereo track to a good level. So, you have the DYNAMICS button to play...

:DYo GURURU::D The debate and ups/downs of either means of recording can go on forever. But, to start out with, a unit like the Yamaha AW1600 might be one to consider. The Dejon Stock site is a big, big help as it is dedicated to the unit offers tons of assistance. Sound quality on the CD is...