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Adria S wrote: ⦁It's time to replace my 10-year old Phonic Helix 18 firewire mixer. I saw the TASCAM US-16x08 USB listed on Amazon for around $250. How to download dlc maps for mw3.
Claims to have 16 inputs (8 preamp mic plus 8 separate line inputs) which is just what I need.Nice Adria,Since you need the 8 in, 8 mic, that you were used to with the Phonic Helix, You may want to look into a Mackie 16x2, 4 buss mixer. The preamps on the mackie are simply better quality than Tascam. I've always liked Tascam for a lot of things, but mixers have not been a real strong suit with them.
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Since quality preamps will give you greater headroom when recording, a better signal to noise ratio, and just make your mics even sound more pristine, it's a real consideration.You may want something mixer like along the lines of a Mackie ProFX16v2There's also the footprint. Looks like you're going to a rack config, like a 2 space, or similar unit. Ahh, well, One is a mixer, so I thought that might be driving your needs, as in patching, or mixing in numerous ins, and auxes, etc. Then out to mains or buss to an interface.What about the Onyx Blackbird? That's 8x8, and could be multiple USB In/Out?
Yes, you have 8 in though. Are you mixing live drums in or something? 8 in's is typically sufficient, but I don't know what your recording needs are.As you say, 16 is the right number of in's. Just check also that the Tascam is 16 in, and not 8 switchable between 8 mic/ 8 line ins. Then you might be stuck with 8 in at a time only.
Try d'loading the manual to be sure.If the 16 in is definitely what you need, and the Tascam provides that (in actuality at one time) it's quite a good price. Again, just be aware Tascam preamps are ok (better than Berringer, for example), but just be aware, you may want to compare those differences.I have a Yamaha 16 in, so I know the feeling of having things just set up without having to switch things out much.Nice price on the Tascam though. Lokeyfly wroteAs you say, 16 is the right number of in's.
Just check also that the Tascam is 16 in, and not 8 switchable between 8 mic/ 8 line ins. Then you might be stuck with 8 in at a time only. Try d'loading the manual to be sure.A guy posted an unboxing and setup video on youtube. There are 16 total ins showing in his DAW, 8 mix preamps and the 8 line ins.My drum machine patterns have 10+ sounds going on at once, so being limited to 8 ins hurts.Yeah the price on that Tascam is very appealing especially for the amount of total simultaneous inputs. Please add your specs to your.Search the.
Access your account.of how to get your issue fixed or the steps to create a.Needs to include: 1) One Sentence Description 2) Expected Results 3) Actual Results 4) Steps to Reproduce.Specs i5-2500K 3.5 Ghz - 8 Gb RAM - Win 7 64 bit - ATI Radeon HD6900 Series - RME HDSP9632 - Midex 8 Midi interface - Faderport 8 and 2018- Atom Pad- iMac 2.5Ghz Core i5 - Sierra 10.12.6 - Focusrite Clarett 2 Pre & Scarlett 18i20. Studio One V4.5, Notion 6.5, Ableton Live 10 Suite, LaunchPad Pro. I'm sort of floored, there's 16 inputs, and 8 out (and balanced at that!). I think if I were going for a new audio interface, I'd be asking for feedback as well. I checked the front and back of the Tascam, and it's all there. No hokey cable connectors hanging off a dB connector or anything. Very impressive.All I can say is, Adria does have a little time to compare and while it's not always easy to do so, just make sure the preamps are of quality.
Again, Tascam is not bad at all, but if Someone is a stickler for quality preamps (UA, Focusrite, etc.), then less is more. If the OP isn't running numerous vocal mic's, and/or live acoustic instrument sessions, then the Tascam is most likely fine (amazing even).Lastly, I agree, if you have to go from 16 to 8 inputs, mix those toms, into a panned left right mix.I've always with past drum modules have been real good with 4 outs (snare on one, kick on one, cymbals and toms in the panned mix, on two other channels). With 8 in, that would leave 4 channels for whatever. Still, Adria know what she wants so the tips here are purely an alternative if the OP wishes to up the anti on preamps with less inputs.Still, as mentioned I'm pretty floored with 16 balanced in & 8 balanced out for $250. I'm tempted to set a Tascam US-16-08 up for my desktop computer on my other system.
I haven't had to run any word clock at least currently with Studio One, or any outboard gear. With Pro tools, yes, and my 8x8 Midi patch bay can be set to master or slave off of a midi clock. So in other words, the patchbay can chase time code, or drive it elsewhere, if those other midi devices can lock on (slave) to midi time code (MTC).So, best advice would be to set your Roland drum machine to slave via midi, and with the right midi patching, you'd have the Roland play/record, and even start/stiop to S1.Probably best to list how your midi cables are run now, and the picture will be clearer.My gray area admittedly is, I've run MTC with PT, Nuendo, Cubase, and Reaper, but not used S1 with time code. I suspect it's right there in options, and is always a part of the midi protocol, so just provide your midi layout. Probably, just a hookup your midi cables between the Roland and the audio interface should do it.I'd be a little shocked if S1 didn't send receive MIDI time code, and your Roland has to be set up for it. You should be almost right there.
Then you wont have sync issues either. Please add your specs to your.Search the. Access your account.of how to get your issue fixed or the steps to create a.Needs to include: 1) One Sentence Description 2) Expected Results 3) Actual Results 4) Steps to Reproduce.Specs i5-2500K 3.5 Ghz - 8 Gb RAM - Win 7 64 bit - ATI Radeon HD6900 Series - RME HDSP9632 - Midex 8 Midi interface - Faderport 8 and 2018- Atom Pad- iMac 2.5Ghz Core i5 - Sierra 10.12.6 - Focusrite Clarett 2 Pre & Scarlett 18i20. Studio One V4.5, Notion 6.5, Ableton Live 10 Suite, LaunchPad Pro. Hi Adria.Just wondering why you're using a drum machine at all when you can do it all from within S1 using EZ Drummer or similar software. You can do away with all the midi ins and outs and still have full control over individual drums etc 'in the box' and more often than not the drum samples and patterns will be better than those provided in a drum machine.
Best of all it will reduce your need for an interface with so many inputs enabling you to go for quality rather than quantity, as was alluded to in a previous reply.Anyway, just my thoughts as a long term user of drum machines who never even gives a second thought to using them for recording purposes anymore whilst respecting that your wishes and work methods will be different.Good luck and best regards. Wrote Steve Carter wroteHi Adria.Just wondering why you're using a drum machine at all when you canI wrote these beats on my R8 over the past 20 years. SO3 is my first DAW, which I only bought a few weeks ago. I work full time and don't have time to recreate all of these old beats nor do I really want to.What you could do though is sync the R8 to Studio One and you may have to set a setting in the R8 but I am sure it will output the midi out of the beats as they are playing back, then you could record them at the same time.
Once done you could then put the R8 into slave mode (ie sound generator only) and they would play back the same way. Plus then having the option of endless programming etc and arrangements.The R8 also has some great sounds too that may not be available from any other source. Please add your specs to your.Search the.
Access your account.of how to get your issue fixed or the steps to create a.Needs to include: 1) One Sentence Description 2) Expected Results 3) Actual Results 4) Steps to Reproduce.Specs i5-2500K 3.5 Ghz - 8 Gb RAM - Win 7 64 bit - ATI Radeon HD6900 Series - RME HDSP9632 - Midex 8 Midi interface - Faderport 8 and 2018- Atom Pad- iMac 2.5Ghz Core i5 - Sierra 10.12.6 - Focusrite Clarett 2 Pre & Scarlett 18i20. Studio One V4.5, Notion 6.5, Ableton Live 10 Suite, LaunchPad Pro. So Adria, you've got some nice options going forward. Either record your R8 parts to either audio, or trigger some other alternate drums, via midi, which when setup, or mapped can be pretty automatic porting things over. And an additional option is to just lock the R8 on via MTC and groove with what you've been used to (aren't DAW's wonderful?).So going forward, the US-16x08 is pretty sharp. I saw the unwrapping video's. The fact that there's 16 in thru USB is pretty much a grab it proposition.
I'd say while it's cool that there's some on board DSP processing that comes with the interface, your best and most flexible control will be with the Studio One channels, by either input channels, or mixer 'tracks' you record to. Still, pretty nice to have both control at the Tascam, and S1. As you integrate your stuff through time into S1, you'll probably want to port your D8 drums right into S1, but you have the freedom to use it how you wish.The nice part is to have options, so even allowing for both alternatives is an option.Ok, did a little research on latency. Yoū shouldn't have any major latency issues with the Tascam. US 46x08 to speak of. The on board DSP and mixer are pretty well laid out.
Not sure how they've fully handled latency just yet. Worth watching for though.The only real drawback is the lack of LED overload, or peak indication that could have been added to the unit, but hey, you hook it up to a computer, or laptop for mobile use (even a tablet!) and away you go. It looks as though Tascam is at least eyeballing their record of poor preamps with the Ultra-HDDA mic pre's. Call it what they want, I hope it's a step up from past circuitry.Pretty nice though.
The extra money gives you two more line ins plus digital ins. Some extra gain. You need to be on Win 10 to use USB 3 with this interface though. In reality it has only two extra analog inputs. The other two are digital and you will need to be able to feed the extra inputs that way if you want them.They have added reverb into the DSP I think compared to the other model. Do you want all the extra DSP on the way in to your DAW though. It can be handy for some.
Personally I prefer to keep things a little simpler on the way in and add the processing later.Its double the price so you have to justify the extra expense. It is still good value though for what it offers. Please add your specs to your.Search the. Access your account.of how to get your issue fixed or the steps to create a.Needs to include: 1) One Sentence Description 2) Expected Results 3) Actual Results 4) Steps to Reproduce.Specs i5-2500K 3.5 Ghz - 8 Gb RAM - Win 7 64 bit - ATI Radeon HD6900 Series - RME HDSP9632 - Midex 8 Midi interface - Faderport 8 and 2018- Atom Pad- iMac 2.5Ghz Core i5 - Sierra 10.12.6 - Focusrite Clarett 2 Pre & Scarlett 18i20. Studio One V4.5, Notion 6.5, Ableton Live 10 Suite, LaunchPad Pro. Adria S wrote: This one seems to be the one to buy:TASCAM Celesonic US-20x20 USB 3.0I could be wrong but in your case, I think the 16x08, or some high end 8 x 8, is the better choice.However, if you had plans, or are running a session studio, or plan to mic up a full drum kit, with overhead mics, numerous vocal mic's, and other needs, like live gigging, yes, those 20 ins and outs would see use. Let's not forget all the cables to each mic/instrument you'd run.Point is, if it's your studio, and you have the option to rehearse and record at your leisure, you wont need dedicated ins/outs and you could put that extra $250 towards some nice mic(s), a Faderport ((control surface), or a higher end 8 x 8 audio interface.
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. EZDrummer 2 MIDI out with Studio One Producer or ProfessionalEZDrummer 2 MIDI out with Studio One Producer or ProfessionalSetting up in Presonus Studio One:Before you start, you should make sure that you are familiar with how to operateVirtual Instruments in your host and that you have a copy of YFDS (Your Favorite Drum Sampler) configured for Audio and MIDI playback.1. Open the studio one preferences and click Advanced Devices Then uncheck “Instrument track monitoring follows record”(Unchecking this preference will make MIDI out work no matter which track is selected in Studio one).2. Insert both EZDrummer 2 and YFDS into the studio one project.3. On YFDS’s track change the instrument input to “EZdrummer”4 On YFDS’s track click the Record arm button and the blue speaker Icon next to the record button5.
Open EZdrummer Click Menu Enable MIDI out. Then play a groove in EZDrummer.6. In The studio one Mixer Mute the EZdrummer 2 track or drag its fader all of the way down.(this must be done in the mixer). Due to the MIDI routing the Mute button in the edit window does not work.