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Definitely agree. It's kind of hard to catch the raw sound if your effects are overdoing it as you go .

General question on importing MIDI files for bass lines or drum tracks. If you do that, will the Zoom R20 convert those midi files to .WAV files when rendering the final master file? And is there a way to alter the tempo of an imported file either on the R20 or through Reaper or some other DAW software? I'm new at this and trying to get my ducks in a row before I buy the wrong gear. Thanks for all your great videos.

Great info….thanks!

would this device allow a device to device connection where i can connect a midi keyboard with audio over usb like the Yamaha mox6 and assign individual sounds or tracks from the mox6 to individual sounds on the Tascam bridge for individual editing?

I love your video on the Zoom R-20. Can you let me know if you can import sample drum loops or bass loops into the R-20 and store them on there or do you have to import them into a DAW system and them select them from there? Thanks so much. I'm seriously considering getting one of these but I need to be able to add bass tracks to projects. Thanks again.

These are great little preamps. If you hunt around Reverb, eBay and Mercari, you'll see them for good prices. You can change out the tubes to suit your goals. (Guitar, Voice, Keys, etc)

I appreciate that you talk clearly in these videos, it often bothers me how some struggle to say what they mean, regardless of their knowledge and experience.

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PLEASE remember to not support Behringer when they clone things still being made, I know several Moog employees who were laid off because of all the sales they lost to Behringer from their OG semi-modular trio. They were vital to the local Asheville music scene, Behringer doesn't have any benefits at all besides being cheap and enriching a billionaire.

Tascam 006 went up a hundred dollars since this video.

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Hey that was good information thanks we got to look and see what they have for bass amps something from Ampeg would be nice

He's just reading the zoom handbook.

Time stamps would have been super nice for this video

Thank you, that was great and really helpful for my next purchase.

Hey brother! I've watched and liked all your videos on the DP24 for a year now, thanks for all the info! So I just cleaned up and redid my studio, and unplugged and replugged everything in... And I have a question.. The light that says 'GUITAR' in the input section on the top left above the trims is lit up orange... I don't remember that being lit before. What does this light actually mean? None of the effects in the guitar section are on... Im guessing it has to do with the usual "instrument/line in" selection for inputs, but I don't know where that option is or where it's coming from. I have the phantom power on for inputs E-H... and that light is on. What is it for?

It does not sound like an original. Muffled high's, over saturated low end so way less punch and no space in your mix. The midi machines go from bad timing to horrible timing and everything in between. This one is on the horrible side of the scale. I have all the old drum machines. Everything before midi has WAY BETTER timing. I let any of them run and its already music, it bounces so exciting that i want to dance. This totally not. Its timing makes me feel nervous. Opposite of what most people say i think the pre midi stuff is a lot tighter because all it has to say is on. A midi machine has to say on, how loud, what filter settings, pitch, envelopes etc. A computer can only do one thing at a time so each next event has to wait until the last is calculated and allocated and pulled from memory. Pre midi machines have a different "brain" for each section. The sequencer, the sounds that each have their own brain and memory and physical output to an internal analogue mixer. So in these machines the different parts can work simultaneously. Nobody has to wait, so perfect timing... The first MPC has its magical timing because in that machine the parts are still separate physical brains. Put an 808 on full speed and it becomes a perfect pitched note. Do that with a midi machine and it becomes a fart... The main thing that makes the original MAGICAL is its timing and Behringer has not copied any principle of the original to achieve that magical timing. So its very very far from a clone… (30 years top level sound engineer. Also worked with Prince)

Hi everyone! I am lucky to already have my LM Drum and it's fantastic! I would like to ask for some help to get it sync with Logic Pro X. I have programmed patterns and songs in the machine and now I would like it to start (and sync tempo) when I push play on Logic. I would be very happy to get your help with which settings I need to do both on the LM Drum and in Logic to get this to work. Thanks a lot in advance!

Manual punchin is almost useless I think,

I’d have substituted Peter Gabriel for Run DMC because I always thought that early rap was very Oberheim DMX heavy. I could be wrong about Run DMC though.

I feel safe in saying this is probably the most anticipated piece of gear ever.

Excellent info as always. Great video.

been using dp008 for 14 years ....this machine keeps calling my name!

It will be awesome to hear what you get by sampling from the 8\12 bit and the 3320vcf 2164vca and sampling. What does it do to my 808 samples or loops or synths. Because I can use any sampler but got this one a real character? How does it sound? That’s the question.

Thanks so much for this very in-depth and informative overview of the LMDrum. Much appreciated

I entered into the world of studying computers because in the 90s i couldn't find any information on computer audio apart from on a few internet sites Although I find computers useful I found the endless upgrades and having to be my own IT support person when I wanted to do simple things, I bought myself a dp26 because that was the closest object to what I could relate to from the 1970s and 80's. For me the solution seems to be record ideas on the Tascam instead of a computer, and when it is time, use the computer. I looked at a lot of setups on the web and noticed that the centre of their studio is the computer in a desk with monitors, very practical. But when. Thinking about it I realised I wanted a home studio with no centre at all, so I put one computer in another room and have another on a trolley. The studio is a square with different regions for keyboards, for guitars, for vocals and a big space in the middle that changes roles. As I taught IT and was on computers for years I did not want to continue with them taking over my life 😂. I was very happy when I rang a shop looking for a hardware reverb unit to add to the lexicon and TC, and a young guy said to me "everyone does it in the box now", I had no idea what he was talking about (this confirmed I had escaped the computer enslaved), world 😂 , I said to him "you mean like a guitar pedal (box)" and he said "no a computer". Yes I felt stupid but who cares . I may consider a surfy bear. It's nice to play music in a room with no computer in sight. To each their own and thank you

Will the following setup work? Acustic instrument -> Mic which requires phantom power (AKG 411C) → XLR input - ART Tube MP 3 Studio → 1/4" Out → Effects Pedalboard → Mixer/ Amp Thanks!

the 8000has a better Hardware (Pots an switches) it works longer. Ive one since 20 Years... its from 1989!

Great commentary in your videos as always

Being a drummer and a huge fan of 80’s music, I was excited when Behringer released the LmDrum. 80’s drum sounds were legendary, and Behringer appears to have gone to great lengths to authentically reproduce the most iconic drum sounds of that era. In this presentation, I breakdown LmDrum's features, technical specifications, top panels controls, and rear panel to understand how this unit functions and how to use it. I hope this information serves useful.

I wanted to hear some sounds! :D

Solid brother right here. Thanks for being 💯💪🏾👍🏾🤜🏾

Thank you for solid real world advice and insights. Really appreciate your channel. Your sensibility is an uncommon thing in today’s world.

tascam are criminals i see you talking allot about a toy but tell us what kind of drugs did they take , that they build a machine for recording without a mute for the monitors did you know that you cant record because you have to switch off everything in the studio manually , with the 2488 neo there was 1 button and wollah record without sound tru speakers now i have to walk every time shut them off then walk back turn it on lissin woooooow and noo noo i dont go with extra machines only for lissin back and recording because thats make no sense , i hope that you are a fair man and tell the people sorry that i sell this product cause allot of people buy this product without knowing the little bugs and big problems when it comes to logical thinking this is the biggest fail ever and i gonna make a video about it ,this said allot about the first workers and families in tascam and the dont give a f@#@# wanna make money generation this is amazing that you cant see it , did ya feel the buttons that material is made for baby toys and the plastic buttons the CLICKS CLIKS CLIKS red light indicators they have yo flash in sync other wise it dont go on HAHAHHAH cant switch of the speakers huuh so i have to record the background sound to huuuuh so stoned

Hello, fan of your stuff. Do you have anything on the zoom L20?

I use equipment from 1986 to 1995. A lot of audiophiles are condescending towards people like me, even for working to cd quality, 16 bit and for using a different sample rate to them. They also seem to have acoustically treated 'listening rooms' with extremely expensive chairs in there..Each to their own!

As usual, sir, you are an inspiration.

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Absolutely correct 💯... getting lost in complicated processes of gear is frustrating and hinders one to enjoy creativity. Absolutely fabulous. Many thanks and greetings from me Chris and my KZbin channel: Chris Bunch of flowers music

That looks like a Eurodesk that you're using.....MX9000 maybe???

Fact : The GREATEST records of the last century were recorded and produced WITHOUT computers, daw's, and software. Statistics show that young people today are listening to the music of the 60s, 70's, and 80's, and the older generation, are still listening to the music of the 60s, 70s, and 80s, that they grew up with. And all that music was recorded without computers, daws, and any form of software.

I just bought one and use Apollo twin x interface. What connections I need also have a midi yamaha keyboard and also a Roland drum machine.

My sister owns this recorder it’s an excellent unit however I do find it difficult to understand and to get to grips with it not like the cassette portastudios of past wich were easy to use and you could workout without a manual future recorders need to simple to use why can’t you make a daw portastudios fully integrated surely that could be done

Hey I never heard the term off grid before but it sounds great. U better patent that😊

You convinced me to keep my dp-02

Great Video on Cables Thanks For Posting

Thank you. Does the same apply to Model 24 ? Thank you.

does it have a compressor ? thanks