Informative video thank you, I also have a model 12 one ting I don't like when am recording vocals punching in etc ,the click sound that the buttons make are so loud it records into the track, those buttons should be rubber and silent
Great job Mr Mutz, thank you for making these vids ! Love my M12. I started off with the 244 in 1981 and then to the 388 as soon as it came out and used it for 20 years, so when the 12 came out it was a no brainer to get back to my Tascam roots !
Got to love the Tascams. You certainly have a good history with them. I once owned a 238, but foolishly traded in for an Alesis Blackface ADAT. One of my biggest regrets. Thanks for watching!
thank you for the model 12 series.... would it be possible for you to make a video specifically about using stereo fx pedals with the model 12 and 2 sends, a step by step? I have seen a couple of other people do it and they are so convoluted when they explain it.. the way you explain things is great... regards
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.
Have become interested in the DAW (Logic) controller capabilities and started watching reviews. Thanks for the in-depth look- I haven’t even looked around at other models/ brands. I’m really interested in using a Jamstik guitar midi controller through their software and then re-amping into a pedal board and recording that signal. Any reasons that workflow wouldn’t work with the M12?
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.
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.
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Brilliant stuff... Thankyou so much, opened up new windows for me...
So helpful, i knew the basics but this answered so many questions i had
Thanks, glad it helped!
Informative video thank you, I also have a model 12 one ting I don't like when am recording vocals punching in etc ,the click sound that the buttons make are so loud it records into the track, those buttons should be rubber and silent
Bravo! I learned so much thanks a million.
Thanks for watching!
Great job Mr Mutz, thank you for making these vids ! Love my M12. I started off with the 244 in 1981 and then to the 388 as soon as it came out and used it for 20 years, so when the 12 came out it was a no brainer to get back to my Tascam roots !
Got to love the Tascams. You certainly have a good history with them. I once owned a 238, but foolishly traded in for an Alesis Blackface ADAT. One of my biggest regrets. Thanks for watching!
Very cool... Learned a couple of things I wasn't aware of!!!
Great review! I really love my Model 12 mixer interface more and more when watching your video!
Great,,,very,,,helpful,,,,,simple,,and,,,clear,,,thanks!
Thanks for watching!
Excellent tutorial, thank you.
Thanks!
thank you for the model 12 series.... would it be possible for you to make a video specifically about using stereo fx pedals with the model 12 and 2 sends, a step by step? I have seen a couple of other people do it and they are so convoluted when they explain it.. the way you explain things is great... regards
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.
Have become interested in the DAW (Logic) controller capabilities and started watching reviews. Thanks for the in-depth look- I haven’t even looked around at other models/ brands. I’m really interested in using a Jamstik guitar midi controller through their software and then re-amping into a pedal board and recording that signal. Any reasons that workflow wouldn’t work with the M12?
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.
Great video thanks. As far as I know the mixer is digital only the pre amps are analogue.
Thanks for watching. You're correct, only the preamps are analog on the M12.
Is the summing in the model 12 analog or digital? Great video btw.
Thanks, I think it's all digital. To my knowledge only the preamps on the M12 are analog,
Help! can not switch to punch in and out with Foot pedal No asterisk showing
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.