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This is latency (sp?), or the delay of sound after hitting a key. When you hit the keys on your keyboard, information (midi messages) is sent to Cubase (the computer) and then back to the interface, into your keyboard, and out to your speakers or headphones; you can see why there's a delay in...

Okay, thanks for all the replies. I went to my local music store and tested out the keyboards discussed here, and I have to say that I was most amazed with the Yamaha Motif ES 8. The sounds are really out-of-this-world, especially the vintage organ!

Those of you who bought the US-122 and recieved the Cubasis VST software should certainly consider getting the free upgrade to Cubase LE (see the Tascam website). I got the US-122 a few weeks ago, so it came with Cubase LE, and I must say that it's a really nice piece of software, great for...

Yes. The "Microsoft GS Wavetable SW Synth" simply routes the sound through your internal sound card. Once you have the M-Audio 192, you will be able to select that as your playback device.

Wow, nice deal! Why are you selling the Triton?

You can do it either way. If you're using Windows, go to the Control Panel and then go to the "Speech and Audio Device Manager". You can select which card to be used for different tasks. You might consider getting a cheap pair of computer speakers to be used for your "computer sounds" so you...

I've got a Yamaha PSR-273, a Casio CTK-411, and I might be getting the Korg Triton Studio!

I'm thinking of getting the Korg Triton Studio (88 key). It sounds like a really nice all-in-one studio keyboard. If you have had any experience with it, I would appreciate some feedback, good and bad. Thanks!

If you're looking for a keyboard with high quality sounds, there's no doubt that you'll be getting hundreds of those sound effect "sounds". You can't really go with something like a basic Casio, which only has 100 sounds, because the sounds are really bad, in my opinion. I'm afraid there are...

Many thanks for the replies-much appreciated!

Really nice guitar rig!!! What keyboard is that?

If you're willing to spend in the $200 range, go with the Yamaha DGX series; they have much better voices than the PSR-273.

I think you're problem is using Windows sound recorder. The sound recorder is designed to handle audio applications other than simple sounds-hence the name. I also don't see how you're able to use it since it only gives you one min. of recording time. Anyway, I have tried recording with...

The TAPE OUT on you mixer is used to send the incoming sound to an audio playback device (commonly a monitor or speaker system) that can accept RCA (audio cables) inputs. For example, let's say you wanted to monitor through a stereo system. The sound flow would be as follows: sound...

...for songwriting? Do you compose it first and then record it, or do you just hit 'record' and make it up as you go along, with a general idea in mind?

I believe they are programmable to be used for a variety of functions.