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I have posted this in the drum section too, then I saw this section and figured this is where it belongs..apologies.. I'm hoping to pick up a few tips on using Roland VS units and discrete drums . I have a VS1880 and both discrete drum versions on back up cds. My problem is that i write and...

I'm hoping to pick up a few tips on using Roland VS units and discrete drums . I have a VS1880 and both discrete drum versions on back up cds. My problem is that i write and record at the same time and am used to jamming along wit a Boss DR 770 drum machine, putting down a guide guitar and then...

Guess that would depend on who scratched it? can U proove it was his?

Oh he's the crazy guy who drilled holes in his guitar earlier in this thread. Don't lend him one of your guitars.

I forgot to say that if you want to hear it in action preview a few tracks on my homepage via the www button above. They all feature the Dr770

I use the Boss Dr 770. Its got some cool sounding kits, and a good range og on board patterns. Touch sensitive pads and all the usual midi connections etc. It doesn't have seperate outs for each drum though.

I guess the obvious answer to that particular weight problem is to cut it in half! Thats what my friend would have done anyway!!

Mark i did try VS planet. Thanks for the tip. Any Roland users need to visit, its a really cool site.

All I know is that my guitars are HEAAAAAAAAAAAAVY!! If you have a heavy axe get a wider strap, it can help spread the load. I had a friend once with an SG copy guitar that was really heavy. In order to lighten the load he drilled hundreds of holes through it!!

At the end of the day everything comes down to cash. You could go spend it all on the more expensive units but if you haven't got any money for a mic how will you record anything. You gotta start somewhere so I cant see much wrong with your thinking. A really good mic will always be worth...

Ok here is my view... If you are sure you will stick at this recording lark then I suggest you research well and get the best gear you can afford. I say this because the resale value of equipment often doesn't hold up well as technology advances. I statrted with a Roland VS840 at he time I...

Yeah I heard well hung mic was popular with the girls too!

Thankyou I will do that.

Hi guys! I'm a guitarist songwriter as well and I had the same dilema a couple of years ago. I am computer illiterate and I dont trust them as far as i could throw them when it comes to recording. I guess others will have a different view but thats mine! Having said that after 2 years at this i...

Does anyone have experience of using the discrete drums CDs with a VS unit? I went to their site and it all looked pretty cool, I just wanted to see if anyone had any helpful info i.e pros cons etc.. I have a VS 1880 and I need to play heavy rock with real drum sounds. All help appreciated.

Does anyone use a vs 1880 (or sim) to collaborate on the net via their pc? If so can you please fill me in on how you do it without burning CDs! What conections/cards etc. I am stupid so dum it down a bit please! All I want to be able to do is work with drummers and vocalists on line so i need...

Hey manythanks for the ideas, I'll check them out.

you are right of course and thanks for trying to help me! OK I record heavy rock guitar, bass, vocals, and currently use a Boss Dr 770 drum machine, but it isn't that good 'cause its a machine. I want to be able to use drum loops or a real drummer (I dont have a real drummer yet, which is a...

Hello Mary, I wouldn't get to hung up on this weight thing you know. A couple of months ago here in England a nice young lady won the TV show POP IDOL, and trust me she was fat with a capital F, but she won ahead of many others in the competition because she can sing like an angel, and just as...

You could try setting up a store at www.lulu.com it's a quiet site so you have to drive your own traffick there from other sites, but its free, you get a cool home page with two display options including pics etc. They allow you to sell your music at any price you choose (they take 20%) via...