how to back up tracks from a roland vs-880
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The Weakest Suit
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how to back up tracks from a roland vs-880
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obscurity
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Do you think you could possibly have picked a more vague subject line?
I'm afraid I know nothing about the vs-880. Don't even know what it is. Probably wouldn't have bothered reading this thread if it was in the subject, in fact....
I'm afraid I know nothing about the vs-880. Don't even know what it is. Probably wouldn't have bothered reading this thread if it was in the subject, in fact....
obscurity.
"Only the great masters of style ever succeed in being obscure." - Oscar Wilde.
"Only the great masters of style ever succeed in being obscure." - Oscar Wilde.
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I used the 880-EX and backed things up via SCSI to a burner. You could also use a zip-drive, I believe. It should also have optical and digital outs on it as options for something. I still use a Roland, and all the old storage discs load right up in the new machine, too.
I don't want to put anyone on the spot, but someone here mentioned using an 880, I think it may have been Boltoph. (I can't remember what I did five minutes ago, yet I remember that) Is it a breach of etiquette to suggest PM'ing him?
I don't want to put anyone on the spot, but someone here mentioned using an 880, I think it may have been Boltoph. (I can't remember what I did five minutes ago, yet I remember that) Is it a breach of etiquette to suggest PM'ing him?
Bringin' the stink since 2006.
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I don't have one of these units, but a guy who used to have a music studio nearby also has something to do with this forum:
http://www.vsplanet.com/
I suspect you can get a lot of relevant info there.
http://www.vsplanet.com/
I suspect you can get a lot of relevant info there.
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I have a VSR -880, the rack mount version, although I don't use it anymore.
There are a variety of ways you can do this.. do you have a cd burner attached to this unit? What format do you want to put it into on your computer? Do you have a DAW on your computer? How many inputs do you have on your computer? There are a ton of ways to do this...but your tools and equipment and exact intent are not clear.
There are a variety of ways you can do this.. do you have a cd burner attached to this unit? What format do you want to put it into on your computer? Do you have a DAW on your computer? How many inputs do you have on your computer? There are a ton of ways to do this...but your tools and equipment and exact intent are not clear.
