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You are over thinking it. Just throw a mic up and see what you get. Move it around or try a different mic if you don't like what you hear.

Try a sdc and move it around and try to find a sweet spot within a foot of the piano....second choice ldc, same deal.

How can you have any pudding if you don't eat your meat?

Circle for the song name. Nice job on the song...it sounded great.

Yo Munch. I just noticed you left me a message. Where the hell ya been man?

It seems a little pricey to me....groove percussion is pretty low end, crappy B8 cymbals, no bottom hoops or heads on toms, cheap hardware and stands....I would think $2-300 is more realistic for that....and $300 would be pushing the high end.

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You need to figure out how to get the audio out of the ipad, if I understand correctly. Have you tried using the headphone out of the ipad and connecting that to your interface? It sounds like you just have a midi connection from your keyboard to ipad to me....and midi is not audio....it is...

Yeah, that keyboard does look really sweet, but too pricey for me. Really neat concept and implementation though. I like it.

Try turning the sensitivity/gain knob down until it's not distorting/clipping first, re-record, and see if that takes care of your problem.

There is a website called VSPlanet.com that is geared around the Roland VS series recorders. You might want to create an account at VSPlanet and ask your question on the 2480 forum. There are a lot of guys who are very knowledgable about the VS recorders over there.

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Uh oh. :eatpopcorn:

Also make sure you are singing/playing into the front of the mic, not the back. :thumbs up:

Good deal!

Nah...it won't hurt the 244....it's running the tape at the 244's normal speed. It doesn't matter that the tape you are playing back was recorded at a different speed.

Another option would be to record the speeded up tracks to a computer, and then use software to slow it down. If you already have an interface, you might want to give that a shot, and see how it sounds.

The answer is E.

As someone else mentioned, you won't hear it in the mix. I wouldn't spend too much time on something that won't be heard or noticed.

I don't even know what you guys are talking about. You kids with your new fangled things....who needs them? And STAY OFF of my lawn!!! :cursing: