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intune, if you're seriously interested in Roland VS recorders, do yourself a favor and visit 'vsplanet.com' I own a VS-840EX and have found the vsplanet to be the best resource available. Pat

Does anyone have an idea (or the idea) how the Beatles got that great stereo miking effect on some of their lead vocals. It always sounded like it was two part harmony but when you listen, its the same voice, same take just a stereo field with an effect on at least one channel. I recently saw...

Dragon, I apologize in advance if this question is answered in one of your FAQs. Can someone provide a rundown of blank CDRW and CDR specs? I just bought a Philips CDR765 and would like to mix and master down to the Philips. I am unsure of the type of media I need to use. I presume I mix down...

garrett, There's a guy named bassett on the VS-Planet web site who goes from his Roland recorder directly to a Philips stand-alone CDR. It has analog, optical, and coax inputs. His model has 2 decks so you can burn on CDRW and (i believe) copy to CDR. It allows you to do a song at a time and...

Take a look at the Roland VS-840EX. I've seen new ones for about what you are going to pay for the Korg. 4 tracks simultaneously w/ built in effects. I have an old 840 which I am going to upgrade and have nothing but positive things to say about the machine. The manual, on the other hand...

el, too late. Already bought one. Glad you like the 1680 site. Mostly great folks over there. Mike mike and preamp comes in in a week so I'll let ya know how it goes. Thanks, Pat

I am in the process of buying my first good mic for vocal recording and would like to hear opinions re: providing phantom power. I have decided on the Rode NT-1. The options I am aware of are: 1. Mixer that provides the power. 2. Mic pre-amp 3. Phantom power unit 4. Batteries I am leaning...

There is a discussion re: saving VS Zip files to folders on a PC and then retrieving them at the following web site: www.vsplanet.com under the discussion group: VS-840(EX) Group under the topic: SCSI drive list. If the thread there is correct, it should be easy to ftp the file in binary mode...

If you have an external drive, couldn't you save the song to disk, login to the internet with your computer and transfer the file via ftp, download it to the other 880's external drive and then select it? I don't have an external hard drive so I'm not sure if a computer can "see" the Roland...