Tascam US-42B MINISTUDIO CREATOR Review.

This is a great, very good value audio interface for your computer, smartphone or tablet. It is also great for small studio podcasting. In this video I take a look at its many features.
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[@mikemyers765]

Excellent video! Thank you!

[@michaelbezoski3096]

Can't say enough about how much I've learned from your channel. Never would have known the nuts and bolts of audio, video components that make so much possible in individual productions. Thank you Bob!

[@AvpStudios]

Thank you so much. You are certainly a very loyal fan and I sincerely appreciate that.

[@WesleyWattley-xy4fg]

How are you do you have any recorders for sale? digital or analogue machines 🇬🇧 ​@AvpStudios

[@billhallsongs]

Concise excellent review as always Bob, Thank you. Looks like a great device even with the relatively few cliches! Although designed primarily as a podcast device, I think it might be a quality streaming device for a singer guitarist for example.

[@AvpStudios]

Thats a good point, it is such good value as well.

[@billmccaslin4198]

I just found your channel brilliant.......

[@franciscocaseiro971]

Hi, you said you can't hear the samplepads in your headphones if they're plugged directly into the headphones output. my question is. On the RCA outputs, can you hear the soundpads?
Thanks
And congratulations for the excellent videos.

[@All_Eyes_On_G]

This!

[@kenyontech]

I heard the audio delay and wondered where it was coming from but was the video continued you explained it .. Really Brilliant. Now I have two questions (1) I noticed in the software "expert mode" Under each channel strip a selection for direct monitor with 3 options Mono Stereo and Off.. If you set it to OFF would you then be able to hear the sound pads reverb etc. through the headphones that are plugged into the front of the Unit? (2) When you set up the device with EQ etc are those settings "Baked in" or do i need to have the software up and running to have effects. I guess a corollary would be is it hardware processing or software based processing? Thanks

[@Catechumen_01]

Neat