Alert: this is NOT nostalgia Tech Tip, no matter how often we say, “Remember when…!” This is a reminder that keyboard players, past and present,... Read more »
Tascam CD-VT1 Tascam created a portable learning tool with the CD-VT1, just for you! A pair of Tascam microphone inputs on the CD-VT1 provide... Read more »
Unlike the title suggests; using wrappers is not going to be treatise on forcing a certain genre of musical artist to do your bidding. A wrapper... Read more »
Digidesign Digi 002 Rack Factory Bundle The Digi 002 Rack is an amazing value with a ton of I/O options in a rack mounted stylish box and Pro... Read more »
Q: “How can I speed up importing files from CD-ROM to the hard drive of my Roland MV-8000?” A: This is going to sound really basic, but the... Read more »
In video (and audio to an extent) applications logging is a process of sifting through raw footage with the intent to capture part of it to be... Read more »
MIDI messages can be broken into two constituent parts: data bytes and status bytes. The status byte is the portion of a MIDI message that... Read more »
“The Bigger the Knob, the Bigger the Sound!” The Universal Audio 6176 is a beast. Period. Actually, I’ll admit that this was the assumed opinion... Read more »
Q: “I’ve recently begun recording background vocals/horn sections/string players in my project studio. Instantly, I started having problems with... Read more »
In audio, bleed is the leakage of one audio source’s output into another audio source’s input. This can happen onstage, such as a drum or... Read more »
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