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I have the UR242 (AC powered) and it works fine for me, recording and headphones.

I used an Analogue drumkit (Popsticks) for $19 a while back. You can load the WAV files in Reaper's RS5K sampler to play them. I don't remember the exact procedure but the Reaper Forum people were quite helpful. Big Mono works in the sampler as well. I preferred having more variety with...

I 'like' Big Mono, but for $19, I purchased their Popsticks, which I really liked. There may be a kit on their site that might be worth a small fee that will really rock your world.

Check this out... it's free! Analogue Drums: sounding different since 1999

I have been recording for many years although I've never used a computer set up. I am currently using an old Korg D1600 which is still working fine for my needs. I know that someday it could possibly bite the dust and when that happens, I will go the computer route. I have seen pics of other...

I use a click and I keep the volume of it kinda low (in the headphones). I also simultaneously record a simple kick pattern and maracas playing eighth notes from an Alesis SR-16 synced to my recorder. I'll then record a guide track of rhythm guitar and a scratch vocal. Once I record real...

I use the RP5s. I A/B'ed them against everything in their price range and liked them the best. That said, I feel that the VXTs are definitely a step up from the RP series. At the time of my listening test, the V4s were a little bit more money than the RP5s and I almost got those instead...

I seckund that!

Does the HR-16 have MIDI? I have the SR-16 and record into a stand alone unit (Korg D1600). I create a tempo (BPM) with the Korg, assigning it as the clock master and then set the SR-16 to be the clock slave. The SR-16 has four outputs so I assign each drum to an output. If I want to use...

Nope, I'm old fashion (yet digital) and have always used a stand alone recorder. When midi-ing my SR16, the recorder was always the clock master and the drum machine was the slave. An no, I don't think the midi code is audible when going digital. I imagine when using tape, the SMPTE/MIDI...

Have you tried using Adobe Audition as clock master? I don't know if that's possible. I use an Alesis SR-16 with a stand alone recorder (Korg D1600) and always use the recorder as the clock master and the SR-16 as the slave.

I have had a SR-16 for a number of years now. I still like it a lot and find it very useful in my home recording endeavors. I don't find it all that hard to program and I've never used any of the built in patterns. I've also benefitted from using it with MIDI to sync with a recorder, as the...

I've looked at the description and the owners manual on the Fostex website. It does appear to me that the EQ is limited to the so-called 33 EQ presets. It is also described as input EQ. Although I find it hard to believe it does seem that the EQ is only available on the inputs and only at...

I will shortly be in the market for a new computer for my basement recording 'studio'. I have been using a Boss BR-8 for a number of years and I feel that it's time to upgrade. I have been going back and forth between wanting a computer based DAW and a stand alone unit. After downloading Reaper...

I'll be darned. That did the trick! Thank you very much!!!

I just recently downloaded Reaper. I also downloaded the PDF manual. I can add tracks to a project and the manual recommends naming the tracks, but nowhere does it tell where to actually name the track. So................how do you 'name' a track???

Back to the original subject of the distortion..... I later ran the SM57 through the DMP3 into the line ins of the Yamaha mixer and had no distortion. So it appears that there may be an impedance problem between the DMP3 and the BR-8. Also, I found that if I ran the DMP3 into a FMR RNC and...

Nope, don't want to sell it. I got it on Ebay about 4 years ago for $275. It's a great sounding amp. I use it a lot at home and it's just loud enough for band rehearsals. It's also light, which makes it an easy job transporting it to the rehearsals. DanR

Yep, it's a 1960 Jet with 6V6 output and 6SL7 preamp tubes. DanR

On the BR-8, the channel faders don't affect the incoming signal. There's an input trim and a mic trim if you're using the onboard mic pre. When using the DMP3 and using the line input, the onboard preamp is bypassed. Even if every channel fader is down, there will still be distortion at the...