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@@garoduvraiHi, thanks for watching. Here’s a video of how I made this forge. Maybe this will help answer some questions you have. ruclips.net/video/d8IXo6aoDow/видео.htmlsi=JgPuxtI3yNDo3YRr

@@rottenandremixedrecords thanks, it’s taking years and I’m always looking for new gear to incorporate. Do you have a set up?

@@ellensears i’m not a mechanic, I have to work on my own vehicles because I cannot afford a mechanic, i’m simply just passing on information in the hopes it might help someone more than the help I had. I hope that you subscribe so that one day I may be able to hire a mechanic or maybe a camera crew and the editing team. Thanks for watching.👍🏽

@@مصطفیمحمدی-ت5ض thanks for the view. I didn’t do a step-by-step on this project , when I first built it, it was strictly woodburning, using the pipe to add oxygen to the burn. Later I added oil to the burn that’s where this video picks up. I did do a step-by-step on a similar project. 👉🏽 ruclips.net/video/d8IXo6aoDow/видео.htmlsi=uws67GM3i36v2Qk1

@@enginesandgo6955 thanks for taking the time to check out my video. The 2480 came out in three models. HD , CD and DVD. Sounds like you’re getting the HD model if that’s the case you will need external CD or DVD drive to make a CD. However, with the HD model, you can still record and master, just the same as you would with the other models. The reason I bought a vs2480 is just that, it is an all in one machine(recording,mixing,mastering). I preferred hands on instead of point and click or drag and drop(the 2480 does both). As for setting it up, I would plug your rhythm machine into whatever tracks you prefer(1-24) and the same for your synthesizers. Once you’re happy with the recording and the mix, the mastering is just as easy…just enter the mastering room function to produce a Red Book standard recording. Check out my mastering room video for more information on that. Hope this helps you out. If you need any more information or if there’s anything else I might be able to help you out on just comment and I’ll get back to you as soon as I can.

@@BigCrumb52 Thank you for your kindness and immediate response. The discussion seems cle ar enough to me, thank you for your help and clarification. I wanted to ask you this other thing: It is not clear to me how I should set up and enter my 9 synthesizers. Can I do it with the channels of the vs2480? Can I enter all 9?. What settings and configuration should I use to have all 9 synthesizers connected to the vs2480 and ready immediately to play and record?

@@enginesandgo6955 Hi, you can plug your synthesizers into tracks 1 through 9 using a stereo quarter inch cable. You can also link the tracks(1&2,3&4…) and use 2 mono quarter inch cables, however, if you do it this way you will need to use an expansion unit to add more input jacks. I’m using a Roland SI-24(connected through the R bus) in order to add more inputs so I can mic my acoustic drums, and have my keyboards guitar and bass on designated tracks. Another thing that’s nice about the 2480 is the internal routing, you can designate any input to any track by simply pressing a button and turning a dial. I posted another video that’s a quick flyover of my system which may give you a better idea of what the heck I’m talking about. I appreciate your questions. It’s good to talk to people with my same interest. Feel free to ask more, if I don’t know I’ll try to figure it out.👍🏽

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@@BigCrumb52 thank you so much, really, top!. Incredible, incredible. This is exactly the setup I need to do in my studio. I'll look at your material and if I still have any doubts I'll ask you. Thanks so much again

@@JosephSmith-nw8gp still working on getting a camera crew and an editing team. Until then you’ll have to rely on visuals.🤷🏽‍♂️

Hi, to answer your question…, yes you need midi cables to sync the devices and audio cables to receive the sound. So you will need one midi cable and one sound cable,( either stereo or mono) for each device. You can use less recording tracks if you premix the devices then send them to one or two recording tracks(mono/stereo) but once recorded you can’t separate them. In my set up I have each drum machine set to their designated track, so even after recording, I could fade each track in and out.

awesome, I got the answer I was looking for before starting to dive into the retro synth mania hahaha, I like that kind of stuff so much :D

Yes, it saves time, and it helps to keep multiple songs / projects of an album saved together, which helps to keep things more organized. (In theory, of course)

@@Musicaltariq777 absolutely! Thanks for the subscribe.👍🏼

Is it true? Did they fix the glitch?😮

@@BigCrumb52 yea they fixed it

@@s_1020v I used to star wrench / star screwdriver. however I think you can use an Allen wrench. Not sure which size.

@ Okay, thank you very much. I’ll see if any of those work!

@@nicholasreyes5893 thanks, the large crucible, makes it easy to melt down a lot of cans at once.

@@TerryWoods-r7g thanks, I’m glad it helped. I forget things all the time. that’s why I started making these videos, to share the information and for myself when I forget.

@@OfficialScribble it’s a tiny inchworm. I’ve never seen one so small, so I had to record it.

@@larrytan73 this machine was way ahead of its time. Even after 20 years, it still provides the essentials for making a quality recording.

@@fatbubba2097 I hope it saved you some time.

@@BigCrumb52 Sure did!

@@riverajavieri one can’t help but wonder if it wasn’t a set up.🤔

@@BigCrumb52 🤕😔, yup, the fix was in.

@@kenzoblytheproducertv4934 the only Tascam models I’ve worked with were the 688 and the 238 rackmount. Both had great sound quality.

@@Tree-h1h, I appreciate it.😊 don’t forget to subscribe. Thanks

@@precisionguesswork5394 that’s one of two things I would do different next time, less spikes and put them at a 90° angle. And maybe soak the ground a little more.

@@precisionguesswork5394 , I may build another drum.

@@BigCrumb52 Rather than one row of diagonal spikes, two half rows, one from each end counteracting each other. I didn't have a center tube, and made mine with just wedge spikes.

@@precisionguesswork5394 it plugged pretty good. I’ll definitely try another strategy if I decide to build another one... heck I’m still practicing my welding.

@@TimothyMuhlfeld hats off to you..👍🏽 I never did roadwork, but I did run wire, in a hot attic once.🥵

@@esthercastaneda1973 i’m glad it helped you out. It was only eight or nine bolts, huh? I can’t believe this job calls to loosen the subframe. then you have to get it realigned.🤷🏽‍♂️.

@@jagmedrex thanks. it gets funner and funner, the more I learn this machine.

@@BigCrumb52 I came over Roland VS 1680 for 70 dollars the other week 😁 I have to learn the machine, you know how it is, one have to take time to learn. Back to basically writing down on paper 😀 Have fun over there 👍

@@jagmedrex good deal! Not sure if it’s just me but I found the 840 and 880 models more difficult to navigate, than the 1680 or the 1880. The 1680, 1880 and 1824 all have a similar OS. But I still favor the 2400 or the 2480.

@@BigCrumb52 i like the look of VS 2480 and what you can connect it to , the bigger monitor and using an external mouse and opportunity to install a cd writable player. But i will learn on my 1680 and see how it works out. Have fun over there 🎶👍🎵

@@jagmedrex you can hook up an external CD or DVD drive to the 1680 via the SCSI drive. I’ve backed up projects from the 1880, then uploaded them to the 2480 using the external drive.

No, you do not have to hook up a monitor or mouse. You can control everything via the LCD screen. I posted a “phase pad set up” video doing just that.

One more thing, there is a setting on the utility menu that specifies whether you’re using VGA or LCD, so you might check to make sure you’re on the appropriate setting.

@BigCrumb52 thanks for replying...I haven't bought one yet I'm just not into using computers ... once everything is mastered, is the audio from mastered mix the same on all devices like out of car speakers and Bluetooth speakers when u burn it to cd?

@@NoRivalRecords I’m using an Alesis thx 5.1 surroundsound as my reference monitors, and surprisingly yes, the music sounds the same whether I’m in the studio in my truck or listening to it in the living room.

It’s a fiberglass shell, I’d be afraid of cracking it. Besides I’m not that good of a skater anymore.☹️

@@BigCrumb52 Ah , that would be a big problem cracking rhat

When mine started blowing hot air, I was able to still drive it. It was just uncomfortable, so I turned off the vent system until I was able to work on it and get it fixed.

I’ll have to consult the manual, as soon as I remember where I put it.

I believe you have to be in pattern write mode and I think it’s clear+pattern+enter.

​@@BigCrumb52 Got it , it had be be in step or tap write and it worked , 💪🏻 thanks again

I’m not sure I understand. Are you attempting to create a track from your patterns?

@BigCrumb52 Say you've just created a beat on button 1 but you want to copy that same beat onto pads 2 , 3 and 4 and then once it's copied you can add fills and variations to the copied beats

@@edwallace3704 you should be able to alter the previous patterns by selecting the pattern you wish to alter then inter “pattern write” mode.

@BigCrumb52 if you checkout TR 707 Twitch showcase video and forward 12.58 mins in he shows how to do it but it's not very clear , if you did one of your videos with a close up it would be awesome and I'm sure alot of 707 users would appreciate it and it watch it , I managed to do it yesterday messing around but , it was super frustrating

@@edwallace3704 I watched the video and it looks like he programmed the snare on every step of the pattern, then used to slide level to bring it in and out to emphasize the snare buildup.

First make sure you’re in “pattern play” mode then press and hold your first pattern then press the ending pattern all the pattern lights in between should light up. They should loop once you press play.

@@BigCrumb52 Thank you so much , do you mind me asking anymore questions if I get stuck in the future . Thanks again

@@edwallace3704 don’t mind at all, hopefully I can help. I’m still learning myself.

@@BigCrumb52 It still keeps on cycling through factory , I cantget it to just cycle around 1 to 4 😒 Hmmmm

It's looping from 4 to 11 and all the let's are lit up while it cycles