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Thanks for the replies. I could use stereo tracks 13/14 thru 23/24, but my question would have still been the same as to whether or not you had to manually pan channels. I was able to play around with the recorder some today and, as vgmrmojo stated, the tracks are panned automatically when you...

Thanks for the response, gecko. I think I probably didn't fully ask my question. Inputs E and F are 1/4 inch balanced inputs, by the way. Anyway, after linking input channels E and F, the next thing I have been doing is linking tracks 1 and 2 to create a stereo pair. Then, I assign the...

I would like to record my keyboard in stereo using my Tascam Neo 2488 and I'm not sure if I am doing it correctly. Currently, I have the left output of the keyboard going to input E on the Neo and the right output of the keyboard going to input F on the Neo. Then, I link inputs E and F. Is...

Thanks for the recommendation. I think this is the route I will take. Craig

I have no issues with using analog inputs. I posted a question on the Korg Kronos forum and had some tell me that they couldn't tell any difference in sound quality between analog/digital while others said they could tell a difference. Honestly, I probably wouldn't be able to tell a...

Thanks for the reply, Dave. Searching online, I had found a couple of devices that would work for me but they were over $1000. It looks like the Behringer will do everything I need for a whole lot less. Exactly what I was looking for. Off to eBay to look for a used one. Thanks again. Craig

Hello. I have a Korg Kronos X keyboard and a Tascam Neo2488 recorder and would like to have a digital connection. The problem is, the Kronos has a Toslink output and only outputs at 48kHz. The Neo has a coax input and only accepts 44.1kHz. What is the best way to make the connection? Thanks.