Roland VS 1680 - 03 - Recording Vocal Track (HD)

This is part 02 of Karaoke Project to record vocal on track 1 using microphone. Explained is the connections and adjustments to record mic signal mixed with effects either at the time of input to recording Or at the time of playback.

[@jaycesaerius]

i came here after kanye said he recorded college dropout with this

[@clark4033]

This is a gem. I've looked at a few instructional videos about my long-dormant VS and this is the clearest nd most to-the-point. Many thanks my friend - I hope you are still making great music..!

[@Jesusdiedonceand4all]

excellent job, great tutorial. good camera work and graphics too. thank you for posting. very helpful.

[@negodiscos]

thank you bro , i just get my roland vs1680 and your classes are just great

[@anthonywall1228]

i had one of these years ago. Loved it, but now I'm working Pro Tools and Maschine.

[@PeterCollyns]

Thank you for these great instruction videos! I recently bought one and it's overwhelming even with the manual. Still a fine piece of equipment too

[@charlesjackson5662]

Thanks for posting this. It was a great help to me.

[@IvejohnLe]

Very useful information. Thanks for posting!!!!

[@STIZEN9]

brother so does the machine come standard with some inbuilt effects or do you need purchase hardware to insert any effect? they are expensive.

[@arabianstars7021]

Very useful information supper

[@bjbell52]

I have to ask, was that entire song record on this machine??? BTW, thanks for the video. I just picked up a Roland VS-1880 yesterday at a garage sale for $60. It has both effect boards installed and everything seems to work. Your video is really helpful to get started. Thanks again....

[@sonimukeshg1]

Please view my other tutorials to get clear picture. They can be found in videos section of my channel. You are very lucky to get this wonderful machine in $60. Cheers

[@outtatunez2009]

bjbell52 60 bucks wow!! good for you

[@EagleWoman777]

+mukesh soni Greetings, my friend. I am an "old school" music producer, working at a very, very low budget. Could you give me some guidance as how to acquire a reasonably priced CD burner for my VS-1680? Thank you.

[@sonimukeshg1]

+Taina Amayi I now have upgraded to Roland vs2000 due to data import and export issues. Operationally vs2000 is almost the same system with advantage of cd burner, computer connectivity and an external monitor with mouse. Way too easy to record music with a few extra dollars.

[@bjbell52]

better yet, it has two effects cards. The woman selling it said her husband left her for another woman but left the recorder behind.

[@jackyturcotte4901]

Excellent, Thank you.

[@taikoking1]

Indeed, very useful, excellent job!

[@sonimukeshg1]

Thanks, if it served the purpose.

[@sushantshirdhonkar589]

nice information sir keep it up

[@sushantshirdhonkar589]

nice information sir keep it up

[@sushantshirdhonkar589]

nice information sir we hope mixing techniques also

[@sushantshirdhonkar589]

nice information sir we hope mixing techniques also

[@morrisman64]

How do you Delete a song?

[@MultiHondaa]

I can't get my PA speakers to work with it.

[@slet9]

hi. Hope there is one might help me tell me how to update vs1680 from ver 1.02 to new ver. I have a CD room connected.

[@morrisman64]

nice

[@MikeNewlyn]

thanks for sharing :)

[@marclemery6673]

Hi Mukesh Curious if you could explain how you transferred to your computer? I'm considering buying one of these but I think it's tricky to connect yet you've done it. :-) Excellent video, thank you for posting!

[@sonimukeshg1]

+Marc Lemery In VS 1680, you connect the master output of the unit to the mic input of the computer by an aux stereo cable to record the signal via a sound recording computer software but I recommend you to buy their upgraded versions Roland VS 2000CD or 2400CD. The operation is very similar to VS1680 and this video will certainly help you get started. You will either be able to burn your recordings on the internal CD drive OR digitally via USB cable to a computer in form of a wav file.

[@papa.alfredo]

how come you talk about recording and you are showing here a narration that sounds only in the left channel? strange!!!

[@mohuiaparanihi6533]

thank you mukesh,i've got a vs1880 and able to record a karaoke backing in mp3 file onto track3 and my own voice onto track 1or ch 1 i then bounce them onto 17/18 after the volune & fx are added,but the i'm having trouble recording to a cd,can you walk me thru the master room to final recording please

[@sonimukeshg1]

mohuia paranihi Since my vs1680I didn't have cd writer, I recorded the master output to a computer in wav file. I have no idea about vs1880 since I never owned one but writing on cd should be straight forward process, please refer manual. Good Luck

[@ashleyreddy616]

@@sonimukeshg1 bhai vs1880 and vs1680 is almost identical

[@mikelutts7088]

Can you connect your iPhone to the vs1824 to record music tracks from online??

[@sonimukeshg1]

No it accepts analogue input only.

[@miss.wright3035]

Are the effects capable of realtime with a pass thru signal? or only post editing ?

[@sonimukeshg1]

Though I have upgraded to vs 2000 but as far as I know real time effects with a pass thru signal.

[@izziOnBass]

I recently acquired a VS 1680. Quite new to this. The internal Disk came with that was bustard so I tried two IDE laptop 2.5 HDDs (one after the other) fits perfectly but after boot up there is an error message " IDE UnFormat 8.4GB " Please help me to solve this. Thanks you!

[@sonimukeshg1]

izziOnBass Sorry, I now use Vs 2000. Probably you may need to format your hard drive then install Roland operating system downloaded from their site. Haven't come across this problem.

[@izziOnBass]

Thank you very much I managed to solve the problem. Now the board works well. But says NO effects processors installed. How do you know if it has cards installed or not? What is the visual inspection?. Thank you very much.

[@sonimukeshg1]

VS8F-2 fx is the name of optional 2 effects processors. You can google their images.

[@peterwilson9165]

Format hard drive

[@jeffreynobleza788]

very nice vid.,.,what is the voltage of ur vs unit

[@StvProd]

Does he record on SD Card ?

[@playonkorg]

No, ide 2,5 hd

[@felicidarioyecyec7196]

Thank for sharing idol i support u ihope u d same