Hello, I'm having some difficulty with a roland sound module JV1010. Im unable to change pathches and control it with my controller. I have a a Fatar's midi out connected to the modules midi in, the module identifies a midi signal. The module is set to Perform, but when I change the patches it doesn't respond, neither to bank changes. The only sound I can hear is a simple piano.

Hello, anybody out there have an opinion on either a Manley Voxbox or Focusrite 7? I've worked with the Manley Dual before, I loved how it sounded. Since I have a very low register, I was looking for a preamp, that can add that certain sparkle/sizzle to my voice...

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I was wondering if anybody had some suggestions for a decent CD recorder that can be used to record practice sessions. it would probably need to be dual deck or atleast have the ability to duplicate discs fairly quickly for multiple people. and of course, money is an object.

Ok I know nothing so please no pretentious comeback. My band just finished recording a demo, its not amzingly pro or anything but for what we have I think its not too bad at all. What I need to know is if its worth getting mastered and if so, any suggestions on who? Please check it out and give me some ideas.

Hi.. I'm new here! Came here via a link to the RecorderMan method thread. Just starting out with this whole home recording studio thing, and I'd like to try out the RecorderMan method on my drums. But I need some suggestions for some microphones. I need a pair of microphones that I can use for both overhead, and later for close Micing the snare/kick drum. (I only have two inputs).

I have a stand alone unit and i am planning to upgrade to computer recording. Ive read that the first step is to figure out which software your going to associate yourself with. Now price is a bit of an issue, but if its nessacary than i can manage. What are your guys' suggestions?. By the way I'm leaning towards PC because i dont own a Mac and havent used one since like 4th grade. Thanks.

Hi everyone:

I have agreed to set a full recording system for my children (Jazz, Classical and some pop/rock Music) but I need some help and comments in trying to determine the best approach and equipment.

I was for years into music recording (Neve, Cadac, SSL.. ) before moving into television so I am not quite up-to-date on all options available today.

Hey RO'ers, I am an indie producer and at this time I haven't had the cash to really sink into my basement studio. When I am recording vocals I can hear the reverb from the walls of my basement while we are recording. Does anyone know of anything that I may be able to do to compensate for this? I have tried turning down the trim levels on the mic input, but I can still here the reverb.

I am planning to convert my bedroom into a control room of sorts, primarily used for mixing progressive rock and rock tracks, occasionally acoustic music as well as metal-orientated music.

The floor is carpet, and the walls and floor are thick, solid concrete.