#Control surface for adobe audition how to

You are somewhat limited in that the 1880 does not have PAN controls - you basically have 12 faders with 2 banks that can send unique midi messages. It has been my experience and many others here that while it is fun and a novelty at first, after awhile it is just easier to not - just use the mouse and be done with it. it is some work to get it all setup and working. It is possible in Reaper to map these CC midi messages to do various things like control track volume, pan etc. The 1880 is capable of sending CC midi messages when the faders are moved, when some of the buttons are pressed and when the transport control buttons are pressed. Sorry for the newbish questions, but im really trying to get into doing my own mixing and mastering and i'd like to be really hands on with it and use the VS-1800 for some of this. Will i still need my tascam usb interface if i am using the vs-180? Will i have full control access to all panning, volumes, etc?ģ.

Can my vs-1880 still be used as a control surface with Reaper or similar DAW?Ģ.

#Control surface for adobe audition how to

I noticed there is a thread with videos on how to do this located on this site but the videos are not on Youtube anymore. I am new to handling this type of hardware, but i did a little research and discovered that this trackboard can be used as a control surface for a DAW called Reaper.

So yesterday my uncle gave me his old Roland VS-1880. And i get pretty good recordings and i have been having a friend of mine mix my songs for me. I'm an artist with a home stuido setup, i've been recording my songs using Adobe Audition 5.5 on MacOS, i have a Tascam us-144-mkII usb interface that i plug my mic into. And also new to music production and studio equipment.