well heres the scene my main goal is to record my guitar riffs from my amp to my computer and there is one of these hanging around here that someone bought for connecting the keyboard, I can't even get the keyboard to record on the computer. someone wanna guide me through this is it possible to use this for my guitar

oh yea and I have Sonar 5 producer edition for software

I need to buy a portable recorder (portable = "will fit in my hand"), and the best two that I've come up with so far are the MicroTrack 24/96 and the Edirol R-09. Functionally speaking, they look pretty similar. Does anyone have any experience with either one of these recorders? Or does anyone have an alternate suggestion?

Thanks.

Hey everyone, i'm new to this forum. I've searched my problem and have not found a solution so i'm daring to post.

I've got a pretty typical setup of an Edirol DA-2496 Input Board that came with an Edirol PCI Sound Card in the computer. I've been a long time user of Cubase SX, now using Cubase SX3.

Hi forum!

am curious to talk with r-4 users about many things, but most pressing is on the topic of its hard drive maintenance...

is there a danger in running a HD defrag from 3rd party software such as diskeeper?

the options for HD upkeep seem too limited or unstable on the unit itself:

...

I've been offered a used Edirol DA2496 for a similar price to a new M-Audio 2496.

Am I right in thinking the Edirol would negate the need for my Seck 1282?

More importantly, sound quality-wise, how do they compare?

Thanks in advance for any help.

Something strange with the new ImaC G5 & the Edirol FA-101...
Just received the new Imac 10.4.2, Garage Band ver.2.0.2(50), and PB is my FA101 is only available in Itunes, not in GB. Actually FA101 appears, but in grey and is not select-able in Garageband's prefs.
I have a message sayin "FA 101... different from 44,1. ." I tried to change sample rate, but nothing better..

Edirol is from Roland a company from Japan. Edirol means Edit Roland. I know how accurite thay make there speakers is since I actualy been to Japan and seeing how they make speakers and other products. I see how serious they are when they work and they rarely make mistakes on there products since they want there products to be there best.

the 2 XLR mic inputs on front each seem to only record one channel. either left or right. .

mono is fine for main take of vocals, but for double over vocals i'd like to be able to record in stereo. .also will want to record guitar in stereo too..

anybody who uses this piece of equipment or similar know how?

thnx