i did a google and came across some interesting stuff about the board, but no yay or nay on my question. i don't own the board so i have little time for experimentation, and as far as i've seen so far on the ipad control program, you can't adjust effects parameters.

hey all, i just got a call to record an annual concert, destined for dvd. something i have never done before on this scale. it's a rock band w/ numerous guest spot type things.

Starting in January, I am going to be going into schools with one other guy and putting on presentations. We need a small, portable system to drag around with us that is easy to set up and strike. We need two inputs for each of our headsets, two more for each of our guitars, one for playing music, and one for miscellaneous. Here is my idea. I want to use a unit like this:

hey all just thinking of some new ways to promote the studio when it's done getting prettied up. I was thinking of doing a series of live shows. book 12 bands, and once a month do a live show production, w/ video. thinking maybe sell 30-50 tickets, and try to catch some touring acts, and local bands.

hi, got a new kronos and want to use as my main keyboard to trigger plugins on Ableton live and also to use as a sound generator utilizing the kronos internal sounds to go directly into Ableton via the usb cord.

Is anybody here interested in programming online stations with the capability to go live with DJ sets, etc? It seems like a good way for DJ's and producers to program music they like mixed with their own tracks based on a 24/7 hour program mixed with live DJ sets thrown in whenever they please.

So I have this live set-up that seems great here it is: We are in a smaller soundproof room in a studio in manhattan.

Hi, i'm Lucas, and i'm a 13 years old boy from sweden, and this is my liveperformance of bryan adams heaven! Please tell me what you think! and if you like it, please like the video, comment and share! Thanks, it really means a lot!

Ok so I understand that many professional studios use big open wooden rooms to record drums in to get a more punchy sound. I happened to come across an article that said if you go out and buy plywood to put over the walls (and floor if there's carpet) that it will help achieve something close to that sound you can achieve in the professional studio.

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