what kind of Orings will this product work on
942663
I do not know specifically about o-rings; I only know that everything I have used Loctite for (various viscosities) has worked on jewelry, vacuum cleaner hose, metal, magnets, and more!
1374376
Not sure I bought the instrument for my granddaughter I just called and asked her she said it doesn't matter they have different ones so both should be good to use!
91434
We just picked up Orville Redenbachers and it worked fine. Haven't tried others, so I can't say which is best. Hope that helps a little.
2226792
It should be able to tune anything. It tells you the note it is "hearing" relative to A440 concert pitch that orcestras tune to. If you play a trnsposing instrument like a clarinet or sax, you need to make the adjustment yourself, just as you would when playing with an orchestra or band. I hope tis helps.
1308793
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.
623470
It should work fine as long as you know the tuning of a 5 string banjo: gDGBd
385976
It is used on regular auto harps so you might be able to tell from that description. It is a little wrench-type device used on auto harps so if the posts that hold the strings are the same size then it should work. Read the description of the tuner carefully for clues that might help you decide.
1019951
It will work with pretty much any MIDI instrument. You will just have to program your own combis and layers in your DAW. Thats the way I use it most of the time because the Triple play software needs to be updated to be compatible with the newest software instruments that are available.
744039
It should. The only thing you'd really need it for is pitch correction, but it uses the chords to correct pitch. Should be fine.
829017
Sorry, Kathy, but I don't know. I had to send it back because it wasn't compatible with Fluency or EditScript, both of which my company uses for transcription platforms. The IT people sent me the right foot pedal -- an Infinity!
1712812
To be honest idk but I know it works for just about any music production software. Just properly install drivers , iv used with logic, fruity loops, reason. But you might wanna Google to be sure. Check the software forums.
255317
The worst case scenario is that you would have to enlarge the whole. Other that that it will work on any acoustic
1304966
It will work on anything that has a plug-in for a microphone jack. I can use my cell phone, mp3 player, or ipod.
740129
I would think not if it is not noted. There is a free editor avail. From the Korg site. The pads are note assignable so they can trigger notes in just about any music software that accepts midi note info.
137315
Yes it does. I think it's more a question of what DAW you're using. I would think that it works with most of them since it's merely a MIDI signal, but you may want to verify that through M-audio's website to make sure. I'm running Presonus Studio One with no issues, and since it's M-audio... it should run on any major DAW. Good luck!
1508905
There is a ukulele setting. It does not specify what type of ukulele. Sorry
739997
This works specifically for Ableton Live. its more for triggering sequences that is produced before the actual show. To play on the spot sounds or melodies, you should key a midi keyboard to play the sounds from ableton.