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Hi guys, Roland Duo-capture EX USB Audio Interface. Has anyone had any experience with this unit? Can't find anything relating to this. I'm interested in the phantom powering and latency performance. Thanks in advance.

I'll try and help. So ...You have one VST instrument that you are applying an effect to, and you wish to fade this out, or reduce the amount of this effect gradually? Anything like this I would look to use automation to fade out the track or the amount of effect in arrangment view If this is...

I bought one of these this week. It works with my dynamic mic but not my condensor mic. I have turned the Phantom power on but there's little else I can do. I read it's predessor needed a PSU to supplment the USB power, so I bought a PSU - Unfortunately, this new unit doesn't have a PSU input so...

I bought one of these this week. It works with my dynamic mic. Latency doesn't seem to be an issue if you use the 'Direct Monitor' option on the front panel and plug your cans in there. I have left it on its default settings. I'm using Ableton Live and an old Acer i5 with 8G RAM. Hope this helps.

Well it arrived yesterday and immediately made using my Ableton so much easier. What I need now is a stand for it. Searching around I have seen the following which may do the trick Musician's Gear Deluxe Conductor Music Stand However, if anyone knows of where I can get this in the uk or can...

Thanks KC

Back in 87 I saw this idea and used it to great effect. Got into a little trouble because I stole the wife's new tights and of course she needed them the next day -typical:)

I see what you mean. If you told me it was done in Ableton, with my limited experience, I would believe you. What I have been tinkering with is Sound Design, and it is quite amazing what you can produce with saw wave and a little noise; and simpler. Google / You Tube Sound Design and you'll see...

Have you got this? If so, how are you getting on with it? What's your setup?

I really enjoyed listening to this DoobieBrother. Sounds a very nice recording, and a very nice sound. Have you done anything more? Thanks for sharing.

Okay - I have bought an APC 40 - just waiting for it to arrive.

This is good advice, but I would go back further. It all starts with the arrangement. How you interprete your idea. What instruments you use, how they work together. The melody, rhythm; Remember space is also an instrument. Stereoising, phasing, panning, etc., is about 'fixing'- fixing in the...

I'd be a little careful with this. I'm not saying it wont work but you should try and listen to it on various sound stages. So for example I'd do the initial mix on large tannoys, then smaller ones, then on some Tandy minimums 7s and finally on a small set of cheap passive speakers to emulate...

In my experience, if you're not on a tight deadline, it's best to take a break and leave it alone. Especially if you have been recording the same day with headphones. When I was 'producing' I would try and plan to do things on different days but of course that can restrict the 'creative...

Used both back in the 80's. The B77 was what I eventually used to master onto before switching to DAT in the 90s

Thanks Kcearl, Very interesting what others use and find the best. Thanks for sharing. 8Track.

Thanks Arcaxis, I'm now the proud owner of an M1 and Wavestation. Poly six next - may be. :) The Korg user net site takes a little figuring-out but I got there.

Can't figure out whether this is still available and if so where to get it from. Does anyone know? Kind regards in advance. 8Track.

I voted other as I am using Ableton. My interest is music production: song writing specifically. I have version 8 suite so it has a great selection of sounds and effects, and I have Trilian and Roben Papen RG as VSTs. Back in the 80s I had a small backroom studio and in the late 80s early...

Back in '87 I had two mics: an SM57 and a Sennheiser MD441U. Did a good job at most things. 8track