how to make Yamaha motif es to to recieve 8 midi channels in one session on my Pro Tools le! i mean how make motif es to remember different voices lets say 8 midi channels when i play them all on Pro Tools? is motif es capabale of such operation i think it is but i dont kno how. please someone help ?

I need to be flexible in my live show setup, so that I can have different mixes for various shows. So I'm thinking a piece of gear with multiple outputs like a digital mulitracker or ADAT would be cool.Some shows will need a full mix, others will need guitar, bass or drums muted, so that I can occasionally have a live guitarist, bassist, drumer, etc. I need to be flexible in my line-up.

I was Just hooking up my Spx 90 and My Roland SRV 3030 to my Mackie 1642 VLZ Pro and I was just wondering

On the console face I have to Aux sends but on the channels I hace 4 Aux
buses.. On the Back I have 4 sends and 4 Returns L and R for each

Why is it that I only have 2 send controls when I have 4 sends and returns...

Confused

Being disabled and really not able to do much other than record some stuff in my bedroom I wanted to get something easy to use yet be able to make a semi pro quality CD.

I was looking at the Yamaha AW2400, would that be a good choice?

i have my motif es connected tru Mboxpro2 midi in and out but i dont know why when i record 4 midi tracks on Protools, the motif cant send back data to the 3 midi tracks i recorded? it only sends 1 channel and i tried to go to song or pattern mode to hear back all 4 channels of the motif it didnt work.

I built a PC-based DAW out of a MOTU PCI 424 card and pair of MOTU 24IO interfaces to be used as a way to generate a large number of simulated Sonar signals. SONAR (no pun intended) is the DAW application.

Alright ive been recording for about a year now but i use my dads tape deck set up. I would like to swicth to digital recording just on my computer. And i almost want to start like my own small studio. i dont really want to spend more than 800$. So what will be best for me to get I need at least 8 tracks that can be recorded at once. I was looking into the firepod.

I have this stuff but I want to get a mac (for a lot of reasons we won't get into) and learn pro tools. But what I really want to do is start integrating more professional audio products into my collection so if I were to start my own professional studio (dreams) I would be closer than I am now.

It's been on my mind a lot lately that I just don't take advantage of reference material often enough. My mixes are suffering for it too. So I've decided to stockpile a couple of representative tracks across several styles that should serve as fool-proof comparision and ref. mixes when working on projects.

In the manual for the 828 it says
"If your host audio software does not support WDM drivers,
enable wave driver compatibility in the MOTU audio WDM driver
so that all of the 828mk11's inputs and outputs show up in your software."

What it means is to enable the (MME) drivers which are less efficiant and
it even states it.