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Audio outs from the drum machine and the JV to your audio interface, for sound. Then set drum machine to Master MIDI sync and JV and DAW to receive sync.. It is all in the manuals

With, or, without the 202, they both need to be plugged in to software inside the computer

But, that doesn't have much to do with noise

You don't need much MIDI. If the drum machine is any good as a MIDI clock, drum machine MIDI out to JV, and jv out and thru to the computer

He's talking rf and such

You are the only one saying there is a consensus.

USB only interfaCES CAN DO +48 FINE OFF The 500ma USB buss.. The interface may demand exclusive current draw, though : )

Can't really see anything. They were developing ART still working for another company

If you were excited about using either of them, you would of sprung for it long ago.

Ya, I had to use the fone jack when I got a stereo cassette in '72. Just be aware that some fone out can supply enough wattage to power speakers. The cheap-ass surface mount circuits in the cheap keyboard and interface are probably a decent match - meaning a safe bet as long as you don't crank...

There will be a level control on fones 90=pct of the time. Not too long ago, I needed a extra 3.5 stereo out at this computer and stuck a 6.3 to 3.5 adapter in the tape decks headphone jack and grabbed the dupe signal from there. There is some power(wattage) on that jack compared to the surface...

No. The +48 does not have to be powerful. It is just a dinky active circuit in the MIC. Back to message #1, The MIC could have checked with the mixer

As was told to me by a Brit gal, they played the local theatres early on - so why not. Besides that, he was just the singer and needed a creative part, as the writing individuals often think three is a crowd. hahah About all I knew was from a 1973 oddball release; My second copy in real good...

Got me. I would have to see the actual $65 mixer. You can get data on the current model on the web

Well, there can be a lot of missing control in hardware, also. It is not peculiar to VST/i

No, it is a "OK" solution. No one uses the headphone jack when line out is available. Cheap is taking away your headphones when you want to record. Don't you deserve headphones and output jacks ?

I'm just saying that the hardest part of independent VST/i is the graphic : ) Screen shot of Synth1, Synthmaster, and z3. I like the new download, too, but get something with some meat. Synthmaster on sale is a good offering for something like $70 on sale

No, it is not line level. Line will have much higher resistance on the in and out. Headphone is, generally, low power and with very low resistance. They is too cheap to include line jacks, and/or, there is no room

" Wonder how the designers thought people would be controlling them"? I wouldn't expect a fully developed product for free

"Since many pry don't even know who he is". Didn't he play flute on Stagnation ?