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Cool tune! Has a nice George Harrison vibe. 👍🏾

Great job dude!

Thanks for the video and link to the switch you used!! As I wait for the delivery, i’ll spend the next couple days trying to get past this glue! ✌️💪🏻

Great video Thanks!

Thanks for this video! My model 12 also has the same symptom (switch takes several turns to come on), so this is so great to know how to fix! Thanks

Great job…. Love the workflow, that is how I would work. Be productive! Bravo!! 👏

If you have an old 32 bit PC around you can download a free converter that transforms BR8 and other types of proprietary Roland-BOSS files to WAV. You also need a Zip Disk reader for the PC. Before I sold my BR8 I converted all the tracks to WAV and still have them on a CD!

Good video! The Boss BR8 was my first digital multitrack and I had some of the exact same thoughts go through my mind as you did when I first got it. I recorded two semi decent "albums" with it. I sold it around 2004 and replaced it with a Korg D1200 with CD burner, a significant upgrade. A couple years ago I picked up a Boss BR1600CD (excellent machine) and a Roland VS1824 (fully automated pan and volume capability). Those more recent purchases actually made me appreciate DAWs more than ever so I'm back to a hybrid studio setup.

Dig it.

RE: latency. Did you arm your vocal track? That should automatically disable non UAD plugins, and give you no latency when recording.

Dzięki, dokładnie mam ten sam problem. Ale wtopa, to jest robota małych żółtych rączek, więc mogłem się tego spodziewać.

Wait a second! You have to be able to connect your speakers or headphone directly to the keyboard. Tell me Im wrong or right please this is crucial for me.

Thanks

I've had the FP-10 for a few years now, In use mine as a controller. The weighted action is excellent (same as the more expensive models in Roland's range) and it's very compact, which was important to me as it is a snug fit in my keyboard drawer as it is! If you're actually playing the internal sounds using the external speakers, yeah the FP-10 isn't as loud as the FP-30 and more expensive models.

Love my FP10. I have a Kawai CN29 here in Namibia, but at my mother's house in Cape Town my FP10. Soooooo satisfying to play. I also love the interface. To transpose on the CN29 you have to go to a menu, then transpose, then press buttons up or down. On the CN29 you simply go Function and press the note on the keyboard - done. I also love ALL the piano sounds. On Kawai they normally have a good one ('SK-EX') but the others, to be honest, are rubbish.

FP-10 is the lowest cost digital piano they sell, but it's not technically a "stage piano". Roland's stage pianos offer hands-on controls for real-time changes on the stage and have pitch/mode wheels so you can use them as synth controller. The RD200 EX is the low-end Roland stage piano, has built-in analog effects, one-touch scene memories, a built in audio interface and more. FP-10 is a nice DP but there's a reason it's $2000 away from the stage piano line.

Hey all, I got a new digital piano and wanted to share this with you. Let me know what piano you use and love !

Thank you for this video tutorial! You have an amazing voice! Congratulations on the EP release! I hope you get to 1000 subs soon! Do you have any tips for recording vocals? (I'm so self-conscious of my singing voice!) Thanks again!

Thanks for the vid. My tascam model 12 is still in the box.. Wanna use it only for vocals (karaoke recording) and maybe my mpc for some rythm stuff.. Regards from Holland..

thanks for playing it for a few months before making the review!

Thank you for your video and demonstrating the process, without the DAW. Love the finished song, and your easy style, and I'm certainly thinking of getting the model 12 too. Cheers!

Great. Now show us how to fix a broken sd card slot 😢

Hey all, this week I am seeing if UAD’s Luna can temp me away from my usual DAW, Logic Pro. I recorded a simple track which is at the end of the video using on Luna! Fun video let me know what you use. Please comment, like and subscribe if you enjoy the video

@7:45 -- web/streaming 4k vs blu-ray comments here... totally agree!!

I've tried Studio One, Protools, Ableton Live, Ignite, Sonar Cakewalk, REAPER, GarageBand, Cubase and Harrison MixBus. All have their pluses and minuses. I've settled on, for now, REAPER (flexibility and affordability) and Studio One (ease of use and completeness). I do have older copies of Cubase and Protools.

The push and pull of songwriting collaborations ❤

Big thanks!

Thanks for the link to purchase the Switch. Since learning of the Switch failures in the Model 12 I have left the Switch in the on position and always turn it on and off with a Furman Power Strip. But I might order a Switch just to have it in case mine fails. I have had my Tascam for almost 3 years without any problems

Great video, you have possibly saved people a lot of money. Well done. Paul.

Job well done!

My Tascam Model 12 is broken!! The power switch has failed, I fix it in this video! Please dont try this at home! If you enjoy comment, like and subscribe! let me know if it helps!

Enjoyed seeing the process.

Hey there, this is just a little vlog which records the songwriting process with a friend. Finished song at the end of the video. Please subscribe comment and like! Let us know what you think!

😇😀👍👏🏽very well done,I do have a Tascam model 12,and had it about a couple of years now…..it works for me.

Toby Hounsham of The Stranglers uses this model on stage great sound

Enjoyed the song. Collaboration. No doubt it is a net positive. The one time I did, I paid a professional musician/producer to work with me on covers and that in turn inspired me to write a few originals. Lessons? Ying and Yang. I realized that if I kept things within my skill set, I could write and record songs on my own. My abilities were better than I realized. Your kazoo example was perfect. Prior to working with the producer I would record a track and fizzle as I didn't think it sound good at all. But I learned that as you fold individual elements into a mix the entire song becomes a greater than it's parts. Also, seeing mixing vs YT videos and reading about it was very helpful. I also learned how much I didn't know. Specifically what comes to mind, putting a song in a key I can sing; playing in time; tune my vocals (hobbyist here) but keep it natural; and so much more.

Great song and very good sounding recording. I am always coming back to standalone devices (Zoom R8, R24, Tascam cassette portastudios, Tascam DP24SD, DP008, Yamaha AW4416...) after going the pc + DAW route. There is just something ultimately satisfying to these machines, they sound fine, everything works without hassle, it just makes me focus on the music more I guess.

Just bought the Model 12 solely for the MPC 8 outputs. My goal was to use the Model 12 strictly as an audio interface for multitracking the 8 outs of MPC into Ableton. I did not know this wasn’t an analog mixer after purchase. Beautiful mixer but disappointed of its limitations when recording into DAW. From my understanding, you CANNOT use the Panning, EQ and Faders per channel to add a pre-mix and then record that into DAW? Just looking for a second opinion here lol. I can still multitrack the 8 outs into Ableton no problem. But it all goes in dry no matter if the faders are up, or down or the channels are panned left/right. This mixer is very confusing. I guess all those great features are for standalone recording to SD??? If you can help navigate me on any possibility here it would be highly appreciated lol!!

I just buy the films that i like so i don't have a problem with buying films for the sake of it .That's when you fall in the trap like you have and you find that most film you have you will never watch. DVD is crap quality and mostly on blu ray now and coming to 4k so any films i have on blu ray i will just sell them as there on 4k. But i get what you saying for space reasons especially when your moving to another house that would be a life changer but if you throw away the original blu ray or 4k boxes that the disk goes into for saving space then you will lose its value on the market for a rare film with its original box missing. So what do you do then as you still will have no room because you're keeping the empty original cases' and boxsets for its value reason. Especially if your into Steel book collection edition and boxset like i am for your favourite films with the nice artwork your pretty much not going to throw away those case's some of them are over hundred pounds and a lot more

Nice video! Couple of friendly suggestions which I learned from another youtube channel (@recordingstudio9): firmware 1.42 has a gain boost which you can apply to mics like the SM58. Also there's a normalize function now which can help in the final mastering, and also... if you bounce your mastered track from main back to 9/10 you can re-record it with the compression at 9 o'clock and that will help fit everything together before you export the main track with the export function for distribution.

I agree completely. If you want to avoid the heavier weight and the higher cost of a hammer-action keyboard, I think the M-Audio Keystation 61 MK3 is terrific. Another great option you might consider is the Casio CT-S1. It has some built-in sounds that are quite good (perhaps not equal to Pianoteq). It also has built-in speakers and you can run an audio cable from your iPad headphone jack to the "aux input" on the Casio (decent sound quality for practicing, but not loud enough for performance). I think the key action is equal to or slightly better than the M-Audio and you can select 3 different velocity curves. The Casio lacks a pitch bend and mod wheel. Casio just announced a 73-key version of the CT-S1 and the extra keys would be very helpful for may keyboard players.

Wie kreativ der Mensch doch ist, wie gottgleich in seinem Schaffen! Nicht nur sich diese Melodien auszudenken sondern auch ein Instrument zu entwickeln und diese Melodien dann umzusetzen! Mal ganz abgesehen von den motorischen Fähigkeiten...der Mensch ist schon eine krasse Maschine^^

Great

Nice tutorial on the Tascam 12..Ive been away from recording for a long while but have continued to play & getting one next month..Looks like old school meets digital..It's got knobs I recognize LOL..Thanks you sold me on it.

Cheers dude, creepy covers, yours still kicks serious ass though ! ❤

My model 12 is on its way, can't wait

This is amazing Michael great work and very inspiring.🧡👌🔥good choice of album covers to inspire you too.

Yeah, you mentioned how because of 80s production It's straight away from sounding like real instruments. And yeah, that's definitely correct. But I kind of saw it this way when I listened to 80s records. I didn't think d*** that. Drum machine doesn't sound like a drum. I just kind of hear it as it's not supposed to mimic.

This is just my opinion. No hate here. But I love 80s production. Yeah, there's some bad 80s. Records, just like there's some great 80s. Records that used great use of 80s production for its time. I personally love it. I love all the keyboards and the drum machines ect. It's all just so fun and loud. There are some great records that came out of the 80s that Kate Bush's records. I mean, there was some heavy fair. Light used on those records, but they're so good. And of course, Peter Gabriel ABC Howard Jones. The dream Academy. Peter Cetera. Pet Shop Boys. Aha, duran duran I even love that Jane child record that came out in the end of the 80s Even Rick Springfield's 80s records. I absolutely adored. No, hate you're just saying I love it.

Picked up one about a week back because of qualities highlighted in this review. I already have a more substantial portable digital piano with a progressive hammer action. This little key controller fits in different locations, yet isn't totally foreign when I switch. One downside I've noted on my copy, and which I've seen reported by other reviewers: The MIDI velocity/touch response isn't super consistent between the keys. So you might have problems with playing that relies on nuance. Still it's super inexpensive and light weight and has a decent key feel and response. You can play it not only on a stand with a sustain pedal, but also play it semi comfortably with it just propped on a lap, or bed, or desk/table! Although those aren't ideal positions, it expands when and where you can play.