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I have just gotten back into using mine, I think you could bounce mutiple tracks together then export the stereo mix.

::update 2:: I couldn't give up. I reinstalled the 1/4 input jack and properly insulated it and it works great with the foot switch! A must try!

You are right. Its not the best volume pedal mod. That is the one drawback. The mod does not cut the volume all the way out as mentioned in the video..I found the schematic for the mod on a google search and had the same issue, couldn't figure how to get it to cut all the way out, after no luck managed to get some interesting effects with fx pedals in the chain. Hopefully someone can figure out how to mod it to cut all the way, I'd try it too if so . Good luck hope you get some use out of the mod.

Pretty sure... as long as when you flip the switch one way it breaks the connection and the other it makes the connection. Only use two prongs on the switch.. the center one and one of the sides. Hope this helps

It only switches back and forth between volume or wah, you can't use volume and wah simultaneously with this mod. The built in footswitch still works to bypass both volume or wah.

Yea just flip the switch and it goes back to factory wah sound.

I'm thinking it will

I am a synth lover who has more gear than musical talent...there are many like this, but the truth is I love creating the systems and electronics so much it doesn't matter. The day I produce some decent tracks then recognition may follow. In the mean time practicing guitar and getting out to the wilderness to do some gold panning and metal detecting is key. You got me thinking about the gear again .., its been a while, time to make some beats hopefully they will be decent this time around. Cheers and thanks for the inspiration.

Not sure... I found the schematic for this one on some guitar forum I think, the just rolled the dice..if I had a vox I'd go searching the mod pages..I bet there is one

I think you would just send the vocal track to your compressor from one of the the effect sends then back in on a new input like G or H Then pan that return track where you want it ...hope this helps ....keep the fader down on the vocal track and up on the return track, unless you want parallel compression. Maybe you could run the vocals through the comp on the way in and record wet too.

Yea good call best to use a better quality low-pro switch, but for the bedroom or studio its a golden opportunity for any old random switch you can find. Those low pro rocker switches might need a bigger hole, something to consider.

@@Dreamdigger They make bigger drill bits.

Werd to the bird Holmes

Try looking for a schematic for the mini online somewhere, I couldn't find one at first glance, but if it has a similar circuit it might be worth opening up and looking for the 4.7uf capacitor and then remove it to see if it works as a vol pedal....you could always put it back in if it doesn't work, that was my plan on this one but it ended up working.

@@Dreamdigger it worked but when i turn volume down it doesnt becomes volume 0

@@lordrahulcool Yes I have the same issue with it not going to zero. Maybe there's a way to add a resistor into the circuit with the switch as well. I was thinking about testing some things adding a resistor but now have got into some new projects. I was concerned about the signal dropping to a lower level at max vol setting with the new resistor in the pedal, but maybe someone knows how. If you can figure that one out I'd like to make it go to zero as well, for now at least it does more than wah. Good to know it works on the mini. 👍

Yeah man Thankyou. Your video was really well.. subscribed

That is beyond the scope of my limited capabilities, found this mod on the interhorn and couldn't find a how-to video, so I made this one. Now I'm curious how wah and volume would sound synced together. Cheers.

@@Dreamdigger thanks for the response

yes, desolder the original switch and solder it to always on position. use the original switch instead of the small one in the video.

Yo Joe - I built one mix for ya cheers mate :)

@@Dreamdigger hello Organzoner I just found your message that you built a composition for me how do I find it. !!? my first time getting messages is yours. I'm vary excited to hear it. Joe

PS can't wait joe

This one is a cheapie found it at the thrift store for around 20 bucks canadian...found two more different ones since..none of the ones I have record well, maybe they need more service than I can offer, but be careful buying without testing. The tape size is small way less than 5" more like 1/2 inch. Has four tracks tho...im going to try run a tape from an old 8 track thru it to see if it will play unwound 8 track tapes. This machine is not the best, and wasn't recording well at all last time I hooked it up. If you invest in a Decent 4 track rtr you will probably get more enjoyment than a cheap clunker like this. Cheers..you just motivated me to go experiment with the mono Sony one I recently found.

@@Dreamdigger thanks man! Glad to know I touch somethin over there. At the end, this little one tr machine got burn (!!!) when the seller was showing me that in action. I'm gonna be carefull, dont wanna lose my sound studio hehe Either way, I have my eyes on TEAC a3340s and A6010gsl, the first one is a 4trck. ✌️👍

The FS-30 is awsome but no stock midi..! .also the big washy delay is a strymon elcapstan. The organ has a basic drum machine with some cool vintage drum hits, but I'm using a korg electribe sampler esx1. I midi hacked the organ and sequenced it with the Doepfer MAQ..but I dont recomend modifying it for midi unless you are ready for some serious soldering. Maybe there is an easier way to mod it...but it sounds great as an organ..fun along with your drum machine and fx. But you'll have to play it manually.

I think you have to pull all three red tabs to the left to arm recording, then use the transport control knob to start rolling the tape.

Great machines to work with, I use it for most my recording, the DP24 has MIDI and a CD burner, the 32SD doesn't. I was using the MIdi out to clock everything and the record button starts the rig, but now it's midi is unplugged and it's back to recording files and bouncing them out to cubase or ableton. I like using it with the outboard compressor and transformer section. Pros: Really easy to use and make recordings, its simple to setup and get a mix going. It sounds good to my ears better than my BR600. Lots of Vtracks :) Cons: no outboard inserts on input channels, no individual track outputs You have to send them USB to computer from a menu after recording. MIDI implementation is not great and nil on 32sd. All in all I have been using MPCX for some audio recording and the TASCAM for others and the simple functions of the TASCAM is great to capture what's going on without much fussing around. Keeping mine :)

Organzoner ok great, thanks for the info.

Hey Lantern. If you are looking for a lightning fast way to record demo tunes this is it. I have been using the DP32 for 5 years and I came from Pro Tools. This unit is fairly limited for mixing in regard to effects, automation. busing but you can't beat it for super quick tracking. Another awesome thing is you can record up tp 8 track (virtually) on each individual tracks (and depending on the size of your SD card). So if you are liking your track accept for the bass you can select a virtual track on the bass channel up to 8 times. You can select the vertual tracks and audition what you like best. Down side is you can't A/B virtual tracks. What I like most is that it feels like a mini console (started on large format consoles) and have just enough knobs and faders to touch and twist to get the sound you are looking for. Once you get used to the central screen area where all parameters are tweaked you will forget about your DAW. . Just select the channel and all knobs will effect that channel. This unit is seriously portable. Quick setup and tear down. I will move this unit from different "stations" to record various parts and if you get a wild hair to record in an obscure locations as long as there is power you are good to go. You ever have that moment when that killer idea that just pops into your head or you finally remembered the riff you forgot? If you have the unit set up with a mic on your guitar or all 8 on a drum kit or the entire band, just power up (turn on phantom if needed, arm the tracks you want to record and you are ready to record. Power up takes about 20 seconds or so. On board guitar line in with effects and cab sims + tuner. You can dump your raw tracks into your DAW to get a better environment to mix in if you have that setup. Punch in and out, metronome, and has a very powerful mastering section with EQ, Compression and Normalization. Been doing research on and upgrade since my DP32 is getting to the point of replacing and for my needs there is nothing that can touch it in its price range. I was close to pulling the trigger on some new all digital unit similar to the DP series but it has flying faders, better mixing capabilities and more inputs, I am getting another Tascam DP 32 because it costs half as much features are great for my demo tracking needs and that all interfacing is on a touch screen or by a single joy stick configuration. All digital kinda scares me a bit and these new products are just that, new to the market. Tascam has been around for ever and basically pioneered the ProtaStudio!

Questone ! ah, very cool! Yea, I love and miss hardware. It’s just a more enjoyable experience for me, and I try to mix as I track, as in getting the sounds and performance right up front, so post production and editing is really at a minimal. Thanks for sharing your experience. bTw, what’s the newer multitracker you are talking about that you considered replacing the Tascam with that has the moving faders? I used an Akai DPS24 for years, it was an amazing machine.

@@thelantern9075 Glad it was helpful. I really really like these new fangled machines that are coming out but I think of all the large format audio controllers/consoles that are collecting dust in studio storerooms across the land. How long will this hardware tech and format last ya know, like end of life kinda stuff. If I had some mad money laying around I would pick one up to play with it and see how it sounds in addition to a DP32. Far more flexibility for mixing, routing and it has flying faders with automation. Now, I gotta know what you end up getting! www.djkit.com/studiomaster/studiomaster-digilive-16-.html

No MIDI out mod here..it hasn't been done yet on this fs-30. There's probably a kit somewhere that would use switches under the keys. I have considered ripping apart a cheap USB midi keyboard and using the circuits from that. Recent mods to the electone get a quasi clock output +5v / 0v from the drum machine on the electone. This pulse can be multiplied and sent to say a RS-300 cv to midi eurorack module and presto electone will be master midi clock! But yes, you got me..no midi out yet, and the midi in works glitchy so it's not a perfect mod. But it still is fun. For the MIDI clock out (work-around)..parts are in the mail. Will post a vid. when the organ clocks the rig.

Could be my lack of mixing skills, I'll have to search for a fat tone with it and see...

@@Dreamdigger thanks. I was talking in general. What is your opinion?

by the way, the track sound really good. Thanks for the demo.

I think it cut some of the high end, like low pass filter type of thing, but also added warmth and some cool artifacts and jitters. I'll put a new mix through it soon, hopefully getting used to the cut so to use it effectively. Building new sample library now so hopefully a new track or two will fit the test. Might try it on some drums alone too. Its not bad for value village equipment.

Thanks!

The mother looks like a nice starting point, you could def build from there..I watched an ozric tentacles video pretty cool... to get something sounding like that you'd need some kind of big delay reverb fx pedals/box, also a big workstation keyboard with keys would help so you can jam out and can save multichannel midi tracks to playback through your semimodular/s. Not sure what's out there now my korg TR is like a master brain for all my synths it can send out 16 midi sequences simultaneously. Then save it to a song in the keyboard. If you just want to keep it simple get a couple of synths a sequencer that can save presets and some kinda drums ..always remember some fx for seasonings!

Nice one mate ,just trying to workout the options before spending money ,so you say a couple of synths and a sequenser and drum machine will be a good start,and is it all analog....ozric tentacles ,erpland is there best album in my opinion..... ps there is so much stuff out there its hard to know whats copmpatible .the syths ive seen seem to only hav one or two gate /cvs on them .just trying to work it out mate.

At the end of the day i need to get some books, and surf the net .for the info i need.instead of bothering you.mate but youv been very helpfull. And i thank you..

@@tesorotesoro1654 check out "look mum no computer's" UA-cam channel. Sam does it all!

@@tesorotesoro1654Thank you ... you got me motivated to re -arrange music room and rack mount my dark energyII synth/breakout box combo...I'm gonna get started to make a new track now everything is all hooked up and working. I'll post a vid soon I hope.

All your gonna need is a Synthesizer or two...a midi or gate/cv sequencer...and some kinda drum machine. I like the Old Korg Electribes they come with synth and drum parts.. some dislike the groove box route...but they are good fun and can make a decent track. Then when your ready get/DIY some eurorack modules and onward into the rabbit hole. Then there's the PC DAW blue pill route......ableton cubase vst synthesis a good cup of tea..

Out interest orgonezone,what make models, synthesisers would be good for beginner, second hand or new but has to be quality whatever is best for the job .thanks. job.thanks

@@tesorotesoro1654 Check out the Arturia line maybe the minibrute 2s I don't have one but it looks pretty cool.. also check out Moog, Korg, Doepfer, MFB just type in "Analog Synthesizer" on ebay and do a little UA-cam research .... be careful to check the input voltage before buying some are only good fo Japanese 100v etc. Roland has some nice gear also native instruments. There's really a lot iout there so it all depends on what kind of sounds yer looking to make. Old toy yamaha keyboards with MIDI are fun to sequence you can find them at thrift stores if you live in a city. find any synth with knobs, midi, and CV/gate inputs and outputs and you'll be able to build on it. Hope this helps, good luck they are addictive ;)

Yeah man, looking at it now ,got a line 6 helix floor guitar prosseser, Some nice ambient effects on it ..got a dp 32 sd yesterday ....and now want the same shit as you,after seeing your vid.lol. take me back to the good times thanks for your time .bit to learn yet though ,got a jist on it.thanks.

By the way orgazone are you recpording all that music onto the tascam dp32 sd

Cheers.

Nice one orgozone .go well dude.

posted a more useful sequence for ya today

knobs: not too bad kinda rubbery like a korg tr.. but I did notice some occasional random click type noises from the output if your reefing away on em.

+Jacob Korn Thanks, there's a basic schematic and some pictures at: www.organzoner.com/organmod.html I'll post a better Demo when I get some time.

+evwaldron Each of the Pitch CV jacks 1-3 are normalled to the jack above it, ie. CV 1 will affect all oscillators unless they are patched. CV2 will affect OSC 2-3 unless CV 3 is patched... However, the (Tune Knob 1) affects all three oscillators even while they are receiving different pitch CVs. So each oscillator can be patched an independent CV, with no bleed through to the other oscillators, and outputs can be individually patched out. Just set the Tune knob 1 and leave it, and let the patched in CVs do there job. This Demo barely scratches the surface the OSC-3's patch capabilities. will post some better sounds when I get a chance.

+Organzoner Thanks for the input!!! There is very little info and even fewer videos of the OSC-3 beyond the manufacturers description. So, in a way, you could use Tune 1 to "transpose" the CVs of all 3. Like I said before, I've been looking at this module for a few months now. I'm looking to take the plunge into Eurorack and this module with a Tiptop Audio Happy Ending kit seem like the perfect entry point for me as I already own a Microbrute and can use that for a filter, CV source, Envelope, and LFO. The two would come to about $400 after shipping and then I could buy a module a month until I've built up a really nice system.

+evwaldron The oscillators all have separate cv-inputs for pitch (standard 1V/oct), so you have three voice polyphony if you have the keyboard for it. The normalization just means that you don't have to patch the oscillators independently if you don't want to. They will all answer to the first cv-input, and thus spare you multipel modules and stuff.