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This. The M-09 and M-06 make great submixers for 4-track.

They don't stay on when you're not playing the keyboard, do they? :eek:

MP3s give you the most bang for your buck. You don't have to pay for a lot of filler, and you can take it anywhere. For instance, I got this little gem on my iPod for 99 cents! I don't care for most of their songs because it's usually the guy singing instead of the chick...

The ability to manufacture blue LEDs is a recent technological advancement. They're only there for the "wow" factor, as near as I can tell. They don't add anything to the functionality of the pedal, and they cost more to produce.

Do the red clipping LEDs on the Presonus light up when you turn the input levels up and play the keyboard?

Don'tcha know an M-3 missing all of its fader caps and caked in filth with two dead VU meters is worth $2500 simply because it's "vintage"?

Did you try plugging another instrument or mic into the AudioBox to see if you get sound?

There should be a way to select the AudioBox as input/output device in Studio One. EDIT: Page 11 in the Quick Start Guide tells you how. Manuals « Studio One Also, you need to turn the volume on your keyboard way down if you're plugging it into the AudioBox.

Like the ones in the M-308? I bought a supply of them awhile back. PM me if you can't find any.

There's your problem. I plugged my iPod into the MacBook Pro this morning to recharge. I noticed distortion playing the iPod in iTunes through a K 240 MkII headset that isn't present when the phones are plugged directly into the iPod.

Does she have any old stockings left? There could be a market for this sort of thing! :eek:

That's one purty console right there. I envy whoever gets it. :cool:

I was expecting to have to do that but wanted to avoid it. Consumer line level from the tape output of my integrated amp into the Presonus instrument inputs makes the clip LEDs on the AudioBox barely flicker with the input level knobs turned all the way down, which would place it at around 5 or...

I think the title and cover picture are clever, but maybe I'm easily amused. :D What strikes me the most, RAMI, is that when people get into the garage or basement and do the kind of music they want to hear, what comes out is tastefully produced straight ahead good time rock 'n' roll. I think...

I've already listened to a few excerpts on your site. I still can't wait to hear the whole CD. It sounds like another one I'll be blasting while I'm rolling around with the top down this summer! :D

Got me a PayPal refund for some defective gear. I'm gonna order the CD right now. Is there a free download I can get with it while I'm waiting on snail mail? :D

Why did you stop at 9? You were almost there!

The OP hasn't posted here in 3 years. Have you printed the sync track to tape before trying to sync with the MMC-100?

This. And that's just for starters. If you want a 3D visualization of how a sound image is built, The Art of Mixing by David Gibson is a good one. If you want tips from real pro engineers, read The Mixing Engineer's Handbook by Bobby Owsinski. Even if you're not using a portastudio, there's...

Yep. If worse comes to worst, just make new shortcuts and drag them into the Start Menu folder.