I have a tascam dm 24 portastudio. Can you record drum tracks to a portastudio with this unit?
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Yes, of course you can. It has standard line-level stereo audio outputs that can be plugged into inputs on the portastudio. For best results use two mono tracks or one stereo track so that you retain the stereo image of the drum sounds. Also, not sure if you can do this with the Portastudio, but if you record to PC or Mac-based recording software, you can also record the MIDI data from the Drum kit to a MIDI track as you play, then you have great flexibility to work with the data to easily make corrections, change sounds, quantize the track, etc.
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Yes, you can. I record to my 24 track digital studio with great results. You need to consider compressing the drums on the way in or on playback/mix-down to get them to sit in the mix better.
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Not sure, however go to DMdrummer.com and search the forum, or better yet, join and ask. Good luck.
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Yes you can. I used the Yamaha MS50DR drum monitor with mine. The sound is amazing!! I was very happy with both. I had to get a splitter to plug into the headphone jack so I could plug both left & right jacks from the monitor into the DD65. You can pick a splitter up at Radio Shack for a few dollars. Hope this helps.
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Here's a link to the owners manual, check page 11. http://tascam.com/content/downloads/products/526/e_gb-10_om_vb2.pdf
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Yes it will. Those are the exact headphones I have, which I am using this with...along with a Tascam port-a-studio. You're good to go!
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Yes, but it's not really a very good interface for multitracking. It's basically EXPLICITLY for guitar. If you want to multitrack drums or something you CANNOT do that with this. There isn't enough analog I/O (unless you have a mixer with enough channels and at least 2 buses to send those channels out to Pro Tools. But if you have a drum sampler or virtual instrument, yep. Works just fine. It's a full fledged interface.
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Hey Kelly, the DP-03 doesn't have a drum machine, either. I don't really recall seeing any newer multitrack recorders featuring these, except for the Zoom R24 recorder. It is similar in price to the Tascam DP-03, but without a disc burner. On the other hand, it will also function as an audio interface for your computer, and has the built-in drum machine.Isn't it annoying how recorders all have only *some* of the features you find useful? :P
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Hi, Sorry I have no clue on this one. I just use it for recording. Tascam has good customer support however, they might know. Good luck and have fun.Brian
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I believe that Tascam has a midi model as well as the CD model. The problem that I had with mine was the CD wouldn't rotate and then the power supply was defective. Both were replaced by Amazon. The CDGT2 works OK as long as you don't get a lemon
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As far as I know this work only with the APP from Tascam. But i never tried do it just with camera.
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It's compatible with many different OS & DAW's but my advice is to go to the Manufacturer's website & check with TASCAM themselves. They should be able to give you specifics on their product. If you get the runaround from them then try the Akai EIE or EIE/Pro Midi Interface. This interface is even better with an equal purchase price almost & will should work with your OS. But, just to be safe - check with Akai's website/manufacturer as well and of course with any other manufacturer before you make your final decision & purchase.
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I never did get that crappy unit to work very well. VERY clunky, primitive interface. Just get Tascam's newer model, the GB-10. It is WAYY better.
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Yes you can. I would rate my dp-004 rather highly except for the flaw that i have never been able to upload my music to my PC computer via the usb cable. Perhaps if someone could explain it to me in very simple terms i might step by step do it. But the instructions from tascam are either ambiguous or confusing or simply wrong, because i have never ben ablr to save my recordings to PC.
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If you don't have it, I recommend the DVD tutorial manual. I learned on the TASCAM 788, but the DVD tutorial helped me quickly climb the learning curve with the DP-24.
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Yes. If the software supports midi it will support this device. But I suggest just saving up a little more for an mpk25 or one of the other keyboard/drum pad combos. Also I was dissatisfied with the sensitivity of the pads themselves. Ended up reselling mine on craigslist within 2 months of buying it.
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It has 8 XLR/combo 1/4 inch inputs that can record on separate tracks and be assigned to the other 16 tracks..Your track files can be imported into the computer...The DP-24 can be used as your control surface for the computer, however, I use it as a stand alone unit and try to stay away from computers, except for storing completed mastered stereo tracks. You can download the Tascam DP-24 manuel directly from Tascam and read up on its capabilities.
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You can definitely use it for direct recording. I've used it on a couple of finished tracks with a couple of different instruments. You'll likely have some latency issues and will have to mess around with the settings, but every DAW I've tried it with has recognized it as an input source.
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Yes - absolutely. I'm recording all my midi parts in Logic using this - tracks like a dream. It just shows up as a midi device like any other and you can enable and play. Alternatively, load their triple play controller as a vst / au / whatever and get your fine-tuned setup loaded in your DAW, then call up your soft synths via that in Ableton.