Is it making a horrible noise?
If not, just keep using it until it dies.
If/when it does, it'll be much easier to diagnose the problem..

Hmm, I'll have to try this on my DX7.
Can you post some links?
When you say "frequency envelope" you mean the standard envelope as it applies to the modulator operator, yes?

Pull it up to the dunes, away from the tidal zone.

OK so just to clarify on the PSU requirements for the TR-606: the original Boss/Roland ACA supply was indeed an unregulated model which is mentioned in the 606 Owner's Manual. There was a later wall wart, the PSA240. This is a regulated 9V 200ma supply. Having had my 606 for nearly 30 years, I can ...

OK, well this is embarrassing. Some IDIOT left a noise gate on the Cubase output channel for the DI track. I don't know who it was, but when I find them, heads will roll :::facepalm::: OK, switching the noise gate off, it's sounding much more as expected now. And you were right Wonks, it needed a ...

Regardless of why you're getting these 'note tails', using the DI as a gate side-chain to the distorted track might give you a cleaner result. Thanks Elf, but I'm not sure I want a "cleaner" result... The note tails I'm talking about are when you have a decaying note in a high gain, highly ...

How are you setting the output level from the MOTU line out? Are you making sure it’s the same level as the original guitar signal? Aah... great question. Actually that probably gets to the heart of the matter.. I'm not really sure how to set this level, I'm basically doing it by ear. But there d ...

That seems quite a complex arrangement to me. But that's just because I like simple things. For example, I wouldn't know (if it were me) whether I was making my mental comparison of the dry signal reamped against 1) or 2) above. I'd need to know that - again, that's just me. There is also - as you ...

After reading about the Sans Amp module, I think I understand a bit more about the direct recording chain and the XLR output direct sound, but the two recording chains into the mixer leave me a bit baffled. Are you going for a wet/dry/wet mix? Still need to know how the reamping is achieved. Well ...

I'm engineering and playing on a track that requires a fairly heavy rock guitar sound (not something I do a lot of) and after weeks of lacklustre results I'm realising what many others have found: it's difficult to judge the amount processing/distortion required for the final mix when you have your ...

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I've certainly used the Arranger track, although much later in the process. It's a fairly brutal decision-making process because it results in a new project with just those arrangement parts in it. Early on in the process I often have instrumental or vocal parts recorded, sort of lying around, where ...

I never edit my BigSky, I find the system and interface unbelievably cumbersome, it could have been done much more elegantly, with a more comprehensive screen, all those heavy pedal switches and each bank with only three presets, please. Are we talking about the same machine? Cos mine has 9 knobs ...

So it's my brain that's weird and not Cubase. Phew! So how would a power user go about this for example:- there's several audio tracks, say drums, bass, keys whatever that make up Verse 1, that you want to copy to make up the basis of Verse 2, however following Verse 1 there's a chorus, but after ...

I'm on Cubase 8.5 on El Cap (yes, and small dinosaurs have been seen in the studio at times) I'm not sure if I've changed a preference or whether it always did this, but it's driving me bonkers... Using the Range tool to select a segment of an audio part, Option-dragging this to another area of the ...

You also can’t edit the pedal on the fly like the Eventide, you have to guess the settings and Send them to the pedal using the Nixie software. Er.. my BSky sits next to my mixer and gets edited in real time like crazy! I love it! Especially on the Magneto setting! And that one with the monks' ...

I don't know about Logic, but I do this in Cubase. Sorry, bit hazy on how to set it up... you have to make sure that the midi channel you're using to control/automate MQ can't be construed by MQ to come from the actual synth, otherwise MQ will ignore it (avoiding a midi loop of some kind). Have you ...

With the High and Low cut wide open, I measured the frequency response with the 100% dry and then 100% wet signal - there is no reverb above 7-8khz. Ah ha! That's why they sound so good! Really, you don't want much happening above that anyway (except for ER as Wonks says), the money is in the mid ...

A modern properly setup computer can do much lower latency, without jitter, and with higher polyphony too, than any hardware sampler. C’mon Tomás, you’re being far too sensible. You don’t mean to tell me that this fellow would be having nearly as much fun if he were using Kontakt, do you? ;-) https: ...

rha wrote: ↑Sat Dec 10, 2022 10:09 pm
Can buy in the uk, also:
https://github.com/PiSCSI/piscsi/wiki

Not too expensive!

Would be interesting to know if you try it.

These people sell it all as a unit
https://samplerzone.com/products/chicke ... scsi-drive

It's looking tempting but I need more hands on details!!

I used a SCSI to memory card interface with one of my old samplers before I moved them on. It needed no Pi, or anything other than plugging in. This one sounds a bit of a faff, TBH. It also looks a lot of bulk to be hanging from a SCSI port. True, but nothing stopping you from hanging it off an ...

Having pulled out and fired up my old Akai S3000XL, once again I'm completely gobsmacked just how good these machines sound, especially on drums! This interesting piece of gear has just caught my attention, that would seem to have the potential to bring these old machines back into the modern studio ...

Interesting products. I see they're also proposing a similar system for the Roland R-8, which I've always hoped for! But the website is a bit thin on hard data. Anyone using one of these in anger? I assume there would need to be some software to ensure the samples are correctly formatted etc? I have ...

If you are a Mac user and never tried Mission Control, I urge you to watch this short MacMost.com video and start using it. Hope it helps. Wow! That was really helpful, thanks. Using Macs since the 90s and I've always got around using command ~ or command tab, and not paid much attention to those ...