Roland Edirol UA-25 - Anybody own one?
Last week i purchased the Edirol UA-25 Soundcard by Roland:
Its a high performance audio interface and should be capable of 24 bit/96 kHz sound. Ive been using Cakewalk Sonar LE to capture audio from my digital piano (Yamaha Clavinova). I have fed a cable from the line out on the piano directly to the soundcards input.
I used the above setup to record 'stella del mattino' below. Although the sound isn't too bad considering it has been uploaded to youtube im sure that the soundcard is capable of much better quality.
Does anyone own this soundcard? If so any tips on getting the best out of it would be welcome as i would like to achieve better sound quality on my next video!
Its a high performance audio interface and should be capable of 24 bit/96 kHz sound. Ive been using Cakewalk Sonar LE to capture audio from my digital piano (Yamaha Clavinova). I have fed a cable from the line out on the piano directly to the soundcards input.
I used the above setup to record 'stella del mattino' below. Although the sound isn't too bad considering it has been uploaded to youtube im sure that the soundcard is capable of much better quality.
Does anyone own this soundcard? If so any tips on getting the best out of it would be welcome as i would like to achieve better sound quality on my next video!
Labels: Edirol UA-25, Piano, Roland, Soundcard, Yamaha
posted by Carl Gresswell at
4:32 AM
1 Comments:
if you want to connect a guitar, bass, or digital piano to the Edirol UA-25 use the INPUT 2 jack in the front panel.
You must also set the Hi-Z / Lo-Z select switch to "ON" in the front panel to get high impedance input.
INPUT 1 jack is fixed at low impedance (Lo-Z).
Hope thats Helps!
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