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fullcompass.com has them for about $11.50 each for 10 or more. I think they're TDK's but may be Sony. mutt

Thanks guys for all the help. I appreciate it. :) mutt

I never got a VS because of the $$$. I use Cakewalk to do midi sequencing, then run the midi to a Tascam 564 digital 4 track to add vocals.

Thanks Ed How do I guard against clipping the signal to the amp? mutt

Uh, Doc, I lost you on that one. So, would the Yamaha amp I mentioned (325 w @ 4ohm) be okay with the Events or too much? mutt

Hey CT- I thought it was a pretty good article, but agree that you should (when you get more experience) go into the midi aspect. As far as velocity - on the sr16, go to record setup, page 5 - the sr16 has 8 different velocity settings, so you should be able to find one to keep from hammering...

(I posted this on the other equip thread but I thought of something else :) I just ordered a pair of Event 20/20's (which took a big chunk out of my monitor setup budget). What size (power) amp would be good for those? Would a Yamaha P2201 - 220w@8ohm, 325w@4ohm, be okay or too much? Would it...

I just ordered a pair of Event 20/20's (which took a big chunk out of my monitor setup budget). What size (power) amp would be good for those? Would a Yamaha P2201 - 220w@8ohm, 325w@4ohm, be okay or too much? Would it work if I kept it turned down or would it be a risk to damage the Events...

Oh - is that what they call a "brake drum"?? :D (Sorry - I just couldn't pass that one up) mutt

Was on it the last 2 weekends with a few folks - had a great time!! :) mutt

I have an Alesis sr16 (which some folks on this bbs scoff at) but I like okay. They're about $200 I think fairly easy to work with. I just record mine direct into my 4 track.

I had the same problem till I got a Midiman midi interface. That fixed it, plus I don't have to daisy chain anymore!!

I don't think you have enough horsepower with that setup and will have a LOT of distortion. Go with a Roland KC 100 or 300 (about $300 and $400). I have a KC 500 and am very pleased with it. They have 4 channels, eq, line out and headphone out and will give you a much better sound. I'd would...

If you're talking about recording your voice to the computer - yes. Cakewalk, Cubase, etc. but you have to have a sound card that you can connect a mic to.

Gee Monty, I thought it was YOU! (Oh - that's right. I'm the only one who hates you. Well, as far as I know I am) :D mutt

I like it! Most of the stuff I do is radio jingles and background tracks (I gave up the rock star aspiration a long time ago) and much stuff is pretty much totally midi and vocals. I also use it with our band live to add congas, etc. to our mix along with our regular drummer's work. To me, the...

Yes you can Charles! Go to midi setup on the SR16- page 5, and set the clock in to "on". mutt

Monty I'm surprized that someone as old as you remembered how to do that!! ;) mutt PS Hit the chat line sometime - we had BIG FUN last night!!

I got one a couple of months ago and have been impressed. I got it because I needed a compressor and phantom power (and I'm told the preamp is much better than the one on my Tascam 564) It gave me a cleaner, warmer sound on my vocals, for sure. I might not be the best source of information...

Doc Thanks for the link - I'll check it out. I see I should have been a bit more specific. I run Cakewalk thru my Compaq Presario's cheapo sound card via midi cables attached at the joystick port - to a Midiman Biport 2x4 - to several different synths, mostly my Korg X5D because it's light and...