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Check out this short video from Focusrite, which helps describe what the VRM Box can do in a rather unique and comedic way!

The Focusrite VRM Box allows you to monitor your mixes in your headphones, as if you were listening back to them through a pair of speakers in front of you! What's more is that you can choose from a variety of different speakers to monitor through, and you can also select what environment you want to monitor in (untreated room, home studio or professional recording studio), allowing you to get the perfect mix every time, without having to spend a fortune on equipment!

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Love it or hate it, it's that day again... and if you are after something to get you in the Valentines mood then you should check out Constellation's new single, appropriately called, 'Valentine'.

Constellation are a five piece Indie/Rock band based in Bournemouth, and their drummer just so happens to be our very own web team member, Mark Harris!

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If you have just purchased an Orange Micro Crush PiX guitar amplifier and it appears to not be turning on, please make sure that you have a guitar lead plugged into it. There is a micro switch in the lead socket, which only allows the amp to power on when a guitar lead is attached. This saves the batteries from draining.

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Here is some important information for anyone buying an Alesis IO Dock:

• The Alesis IO Dock is both iPad and iPad 2 compatible.

• If you have an older version of the Alesis IO dock, the chances are it only allowed you to attach an original iPad. If you now want to attach an iPad 2, you can claim a free iPad 2 convertor from Alesis: CLICK HERE.

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Please note that this tutorial was written for Ableton Live 8 and although the basic principles are likely to remain the same for future updates, some of the screenshots may not exactly match up with what you see in future versions.

To route an external audio source to an audio track in Ableton:

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Please note that this tutorial was written for Logic Pro 9 and although the basic principles are likely to remain the same for future updates, some of the screenshots may not exactly match up with what you see in future versions.

To route an external audio signal to an audio track within Logic:

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Please note that this tutorial was written for Logic Pro 9 and although the basic principles are likely to remain the same for future updates, some of the screenshots may not exactly match up with what you see in future versions.

To set up an Audio Interface in Logic:

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Please note that this tutorial was written for Logic Pro 9 and although the basic principles are likely to remain the same for future updates, some of the screenshots may not exactly match up with what you see in future versions.

To rescan for Audio Units in Logic:

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Please note that this tutorial was written for Logic Pro 9 and although the basic principles are likely to remain the same for future updates, some of the screenshots may not exactly match up with what you see in future versions.

To check that MIDI data is being received by Logic Pro:

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Please note that this tutorial was written for Logic Pro 9 and although the basic principles are likely to remain the same for future updates, some of the visuals may not exactly match up with what you see in future versions.

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