My main recording machine back when was a Roland VS2480...way ahead of it's time. I still have it. Great machine but it takes a bit of recording engineer skills to use it. Given that the best my Tyros 4 can do is bounce tracks I may look to the VS2480 again.
I agree with using the Roland again, Rog...the reason I've stayed with just the Tyros4 for midi and audio recording is utter simplicity (and perhaps a bit of laziness as well).
Plus, I know the Tyros4 very well, so I can get things done really quickly and still maintain high quality work.
For any commercial recording/studio projects,
time is money, so I try to minimize the time in order to keep our prices low and competitive, while still making a decent profit.
If you are more on your own time, that is a different matter.
The Roland VS2480 is quite a fine piece of gear, and, it was way ahead of its time.
One thing I still do, is try to find the "fun" factor in each project.
Ian
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