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No, I haven't found a solution yet, but to be honest I only tried this once. Plus my iPad is 10 years old, so I assumed that was part of the problem. When I get a chance I'll play around with it again to see if I have better luck. Thanks for watching!

@@mutzmusic5737 Ok, maybe you'll have more luck then me, please do let me know if you find something. Thanks for reaching out and be well!

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Thanks, I just started Part 4. It might take a week or two for me to finish.

Thanks, glad it helped!

Thanks for watching. I'm not a heavy midi user, so I'm not sure how helpful I can be. If I understand your problem, it sounds like you are using your M12 as an audio interface to bring in your 3 midi devices into your DAW. I assume you are trying to bring the analog signal from all 3 devices and only the Akai MPK is coming thru. How are the 3 devices hooked up to the M12? Are they all hooked up by USB (with a USB Hub)? If so, do the 2 synths have the capability to send the analog signals over USB or do they only send the mini signal? You may want to try "Teffy & Meems" channel. He's a synth player and has a couple of M12 how to videos such as "How to setup MPC One with Tascam Model 12 and hardware synths" that you night find helpful.

@@mutzmusic5737 thanks for the reply! I will check out Teffy and Meems and keep working on it. Great videos BTW!

Thanks! I'm actually just starting Part 4. Might take me a few weeks. Hopefully, I'll have it up by the end of November or early December.

Yes, I believe they do. But you can always move what was recorded on track 1 (channel 1) to track 5 by using the Track Swap function (MTR/Track Edit/Track Swap)

@@mutzmusic5737 Thanks. I'll down-load the manual and read up on that before I commit to buying.

Thanks for watching. While I've punched in and out, I've never used a Foot pedal with my M12, so I'm not familiar with your problem. However, I did find a video on TH-cam called "Tascam Model 24 punch in /out footswitch RC-1F how to" which might help you.

@mutzmusic5737 I watched thoes videos but they all were able to switch modes but thank you I'll contact Tascam thank you Sir.

Thanks. I always value your opinion. In fact, your channel inspired me to start learning some blues songs.

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I really don't know, but my guess is probably not this year. They just came out with the Model 2400 and usually it takes a year or two for things to trickle down to the next model.

No, this was one of my wish list items. While the M12 can drive other devices like a drum machine, it can't be driven. So if you hook it up to a second M12, I don't believe the 2nd M12 would respond.

@mutzmusic5737 Has anyone tried?

Thanks for watching. I'm not sure I fully understand what you're trying to do, nor I'm I that familiar with the Jamstik, but I'll take a stab at it. You can use the M12 as an audio interface to your DAW (Logic) and send midi thru the M12 into Logic. The M12 has midi in and out. You can then play back the sounds from your DAW software and record that back on the M12 if you wanted to. As far as re-amping, you can send your DAW's recorded direct guitar signal back thru the M12 and out using an AUX send. That would then go to a re-amp box if you have one and then to either your pedal board or guitar amp. You can also record the guitar's direct signal on the M12 and send that out to a re-amp box and into a pedal board or amp and record that back as well. That I have actually done and it worked. Just be aware when ever sending signals in an out of anything, you could get a ms of latency, which may or may not be noticeable.

That's a good point

Thanks for watching. Glad it was helpful. I'm not exactly a pro reviewer, so hopefully, I wasn't too wordy..lol. I know there are a lot of great videos on the M12 out there, but most of them are kind of piecemeal and one topic at a time. I wanted to do a set of videos that was a little more inclusive and also include some tips I learned over the last few years I've owned mine.

One of my favorite Sid songs. Except the part about killing a cat..lol...Thanks!

Thanks for subscribing, although I think Recording Studio 9 is probably better. I'm just an amateur and he's a pro..Lol.

Thanks for watching. You're correct, only the preamps are analog on the M12.

Thanks for watching. Technically, you are correct since I have a line level device hooked up and not a mic. Yes, I'm technically attenuating the single until I bring it from -10db to zero. I should know better since I went over this very topic in Part 1 "Features" when I explained the difference using the Gain for mic vs Line level signals. But I don't always practice what I preach. I usually always keep all my Gain knobs off (-10db Line or Zero for Mic), until I hook something up and then slowly bring up the gain. But yes, since it was a line level devices, I should have started at Zero. Good catch!

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I do agree that it does sound a little less digital than some of the other interfaces I've used in the past.

Thanks, I think it's all digital. To my knowledge only the preamps on the M12 are analog,

Thanks for watching. If you're referring to my Midi (MPC) example, I don't notice any latency. The second I hit "Play "on the Model 12, the MPC One starts playing instantly. If you are referring to when the keyboard/synth comes in that I mapped to tracks 1 & 2 in my demo, to my ear, I will agree that that particular instrument sounds like it coming in a few milliseconds late off the beat. But that has nothing to do with the M12. I used a "demonstration project" that came with the MPC One and it's exactly how it sounds if you listened directly on the MPC One. Otherwise, if that's not what you are referring to, I need you to be more specific where you hear the latency.

@@mutzmusic5737 Yep, that's it, when the synths come in from the MPC One I hear a distinct latency. I get that it's not to do with the M12, but I am wondering how you can correct it? Thx for your answer. :)

@@jenssonntag908 I have no idea how to correct it. This was a canned program/demo that came with the MPC One. My guess is who ever programmed the sequence had the synth came in a few ms late. I suppose if I really knew what I was doing with the MPC One, I could probably nudge the synth to come in a couple ms earlier, but I'm still learning how to use it.

@@jenssonntag908 There is a timing correction setting in the menu. but since the Model 12 is fully digital from the inputs down , this can sometimes be a (small ) issue, specially if not set up correct.

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Thanks for watching. The effect coming back would be in stereo. Typically, the signal going out of the M12 and out of the Sub Out would be mono. It would then go to the outboard chorus effect. Just like it would be if your guitar was plugged directly into the effect itself. Assuming you're using a stereo chorus, it would then come back into the M12 in stereo. In my example, I think I had it come back to stereo channels 9&10.

@@mutzmusic5737 make sense. Thanks

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I think I'm kind of hit or miss depending on the song I'm covering, but just trying to have fun and thanks for watching.

Thanks for watching and I hope the videos were helpful. As far as doing a video on using effects pedals with the M12, I did talk a little about how to use multiple outboard effects on my Part 2 "Tips and Tricks" video, but in the interest of time, I didn't include an actual demo. I only occasionally do gear videos, but if I get around to doing another one or a Part 4 video, I'll include a demo with pedals. As far as whether I can explain it better than anyone else, we'll have to see..Lol.