The Audacity Works

The Fantom's AUDIO out (1/4" cables) need to be sent into the M-Audio's AUDIO inputs (1/4" cables). The most important thing to understand about MIDI is that it is not sound. No sound ever goes down a MIDI cable, nor the...

Nah, it's just a pet peeve of mine. I'll get over it eventually, like I got over everyone with ProTools Free talking about how they had a "ProTools Rig". And I was a part of that culture, so I should rightfully take some...

Yeah, it sounds like arrogance, and it probably is, but it's also the truth. I worked in Top-40-selling hip hop/R&B writing camps throughout the late 90s and early 00s and witnessed first hand how: • Chorus became "hook"...

First of all, what you want to do has nothing to do with "syncing". Yet another studio/music term bastardized by hip hop culture. 1. Run the audio outputs of your Fantom to the audio inputs of your M-Audio box. Can you r...

I've built a dozen or so Logic/Mac laptop/Apogee Duet rigs for friends, and they're great. Excellent build quality, top-notch audio, and very portable.

or blame the overall sound quality of the ARX boards. Yeah, maybe. I really like the drums board. Haven't spent much time with the other two. Pop brass couldn't be more less Audacity Works unless it were an accordion. Or...

EDIT: wait, do I have to plug my computer's monitors into the G's outputs in order to hear anything? I was hoping to hear it through my computer without having to unplug stuff. Yes. And you'd want to do that anyway, beca...

As you all know, I have voiced some frustration with Roland and company after what I considered a devastating Roland Connect 2010 launch that provides "nothing" for Fantom G owners. I sure hope that's not meant to be an...

New ARX boards are wholly dependent on the success of existing ARX boards. They're most likely much more expensive (expensive = man hours, development-wise) than SRX or JV-80 boards, and hence, require a higher return on...

Insert the Lo-Fi PFX onto the kick and snare, and use the Mastering processor to compress it all to hell.