Roland Micro BR80

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2012/05/10 21:58:20 (permalink)

Roland Micro BR80

anyone using this with Cakewalk Le-a friend of mine wants one for writing and asked me to check them out.
any advice??
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    JazzSinger
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    Re:Roland Micro BR80 2012/05/11 12:44:28 (permalink)
    The Roland Micro BR-80 is a (tiny) stand-alone multitrack hardware recorder.

    I had the model before and there was no facility to interface it with a DAW - it is not an interface.

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    Re:Roland Micro BR80 2012/05/11 12:53:59 (permalink)
    Oh, looks like I'll have to retract that statement. It seems Roland say it CAN be used as a USB interface.

    It would have to be pretty limited, though. Built-in stereo microphone and jack input for guitar. Sort of a DI box with effects.

    If that's all your friend needs; well and good. If any serious intention to do recording is behind that seeking for advice, you do get Cakewalk LE bundled with Edirol and Roland interfaces. too.
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    Re:Roland Micro BR80 2012/05/11 18:24:52 (permalink)
    JazzSinger,
    thanks anyway
    obviously i read all the reviews first -i was hoping someone around here was using it for quick grabs etc and could personally recommend the unit.
    cheers
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