Hi, i`ve done some recording on the 1880 and plan to do more . I`m not very techy and it took a long time to learn how to use this machine - I still have a lot to learn - but i`m happy to just be able to put tracks down and mix o.k. creating a decent soundscape . However, once played back on c.d. it sounds o.k.

Hello all.

My dad has a Roland VS 1880 that he wants to connect to the pc so he can edit his tracks with a few more effect options. The problem is he does not really know what he is doing, he has bought reaper and a midi to usb lead.

I have a Roland VS-1880 and I'm thinking about buying a Roland RPC-1 sound card for my computer and connecting the two with a R-Bus cable. On the back of the 1880 there is only a SCSI port, can I use this as an R-Bus port or not?

Greetings,

I have an old project packed to disc from a VS1880 that I sold a couple of years ago. Now I am wanting to unpack this project and finish it using a newer studio. However, even if I borrow a VS1880 from a friend, I noticed it doesn't export to WAV.

Anyone have any advice how I can reclaI'm my packed files and get them to a system where I can work them again?

I'm wanting to get back into digital recording and am wondering which path to take. I know how quickly digital technology progresses, so I wonder what today's equivalent of the VS-1880 would be in other brands.

I know Roland makes the VS-2000CD now and that looks a lot like the 1880 I used to use... but now I am wondering about fun new things like the MBox, etc..

Is this worth the $999 purchase guys. I'm no pro, but want to know if my signal chain would greatly improve or is the Roland's 24bit converter suffucient. U87,VS1880, Avalon 737 mic preamp?

I have used the attenuator several times to get boost from a signal when needed...noticed it only goes up 1 position to plus 6db. but also goes the opposite direction quite a bit more...when would you use that application, in leiu of simply bringing down the fader? thanks is advance...