Regular xone 92 can do that? The regular xone can't do it, but either can the ctrl edition by itself. Rich usually sets up a 2nd computer with a lexicon 424 plug-in, and then uses the aux sends/returns to send the signal over. The only real difference from the regular 92 and the control edition is ...

there is a monitor button at the bottom of the channel strip, it has a headphone on it and lights up blue. once you press it there is a volume control next to your main volume slider. you will have to have a soundcard with multiple outs if you want to hear it separate from your main mix, other wise ...

actually the voting for the Golden Ball went through midnight on Sunday, but the organizers have no idea when the voters actually cast their vote.

try doing a right click "save as" - for some reason just clicking on it give you a coded screen. If that doesn't work, I'll put up a stream or figure out another place to host the set.

We recorded this the other weekend and wanted to share with everyone. I want to give a little background first. Over the past year we've been experimenting with our live set quite a bit. I've felt, and this isn't true of all, that sometimes live sets can be a little boring because the music is all w...

the problem is Juan was good at one time, then he became a crackhead, and now he sucks - period

The looper works by tapping a tempo, then using the dial to adjust the bpm to match whatever else is playing. The sync will take an audio signal and analyze it and create a bpm from the sample. Then send the tempo data via midi to ableton. btw - my friends don't own the sync anymore, it wasn't relia...

The knob on the looper allows you to adjust the bpm of the loop, it send no bpm info anywhere, and there are no midi connections. The best way to do it other than tapping the bpm in live, it to have a midi controller set up to adjust the tempo of your computer. I've been doing this over the past yea...