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Huh. Not useful if he lives in Israel, i think. How Cheap, OP?

You are right. it IS a simple task. select track... Audio>>Process>PitchShift

where do you live, and how cheap?

I have found that: a) if you have treated the room as much as you can. (maybe you are renting or whatever)... and b) your mixes are not translating well.. then c) it is time for room correction software, which can make your life so much better. Is it limited? Yes, of course. As MM said, it...

Maybe this IS a song?

a- it should still work. Not inperative. e-licencer issues? b- you should be able to use older projects with newer versions. c- w7 is still supported i think....?

what model is the keyboard, guy?

At this risk if igniting controversy...I would think it is time for Room Correction. I use SonarWorks Reference 3.

Those 2 mics are my main 2. NT1 and an AT2020. Jomeek VQ preamp.

Ah! I looked it up- It's Stereo. It ships with a special splitter/adapter cable Razer SEIREN PRO | 7. Prova sul campo | Recensione

thats common on some Lighting controls.

which is totally doable with a rack unit

Is it best to record them to separate tracks on the tascam and then get the levels correct and then bounce them to one track? yes. this. Or.. mix them down onto a different device, like a computer. You are running a little tight on a 4 track with a click.

I would like to have one input split to two outs on the patch bay so that I can either record, practice (through my rack system) or even both. When you split an audio signal like that, doesn't it degrade the signal? Not much.. and not AT ALL if you are doing either/or. If you are recording AND...

ha ha the OverLords finally filtered you out.

Agree with gecko. This is not a 'design flaw' of the Eurorack...because it is not what it was designed to do. It's time to move up.

I bet they are still there.

Bottom line: Any if those are fine for what you are trying to do.

1. No, you can't. 2. No, you don't. 3. Unknown, and I doubt it. 4. Correct. I wild go with the cheapest for your application. 5. I didn't read the review...but they are almost certainly talking about MONITORING latency. It should line up just fine with your recording. 6. Unknown. Maybe...

For under $200, the Hall of Fame might be your best choice. Moving up to Strymon or Eventide will go over that. Although, at risk if redundancy, recording wet is suboptimal. Go for it!