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Old March 28th, 2007
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I haven't been on the site for a couple of weeks

Hi' I haven't been on site for a couple of week's. Mainly because I'm practicing for a gig with our newly formed band, but also the frustration of not being able to post any recording's due to my lack of knowledge in the use of recording onto a PC. So I've bought a Roland VS 880 V expanded. Everdently this digital 8 track recorder compresses music, which is the problem I've been having. If anyone out there has any knowledge of the "Roland VS 880V ex" could you be so kind as to give me some guidance. Any advice is gratefully received.


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Hey Doug it's nice to see you back. I missed your friendly posts etc.
Sorry I'm not really familiar with the Roland VS 880V so not much help I'm afraid. But no doubt someone on here may have some good advice to give you.


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