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Sonuus Wahoo Factory Present Resumen Factory Present: 1. Pedal Mode: -00 - cry - Pedal Standard Wah -02 - res - Pedal Resonant Wah -07 - thi - Pedal Thick Wah 2. Pedal Vowels Mode: -12 - EA2 - Pedal Ee AW2 -17 - Ooi - Pedal Ooi 3. Touch Wah Mode: -20 - crt - Touch Standard Wah -23 - brt - Touch Bright Wah -27 - urt - Touch U Are 4. Bass Envelope Mode: -30 - en1 - Bass Envelopment 1 -31 - en2 - Bass Envelopment 2 -32 - en3 - Bass Envelopment 3 -34 - Fun - Bass Funk 70s 5. LFO MODE: (Low frequency oscillation) -40 - Yur - LFO-U Are -43 - PhB - LFO Phasor B -44 - Cry - LFO Cry Standard Wah 7. Pitch Bend MODE: -74 - db1 - Dive Bomb 1 -77 - db3 - Dive Bomb 3 8. Bubbly Mode: -80 - Bal - Bubbly -83 - iE - Bubbly -iE -87 - Ta2 - Bubbly Ta2 -88 - Ta3 - Bubbly Ta3 -89 - Ta4 - Bubbly Ta4 9. MixUp Mode: -90 - Ep1 - Env + Pitch Bend -91 - Phr - Env + Phasor -92 - CTF - Touch Wah - Funk -93 - CPF - Standar Wah - Funk -94 - CpL - Standar Wah - LFO ...

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** Sonuus i2M musicport ASIO Drive ** - ASIO Drive Introduction On Windows operating systems, ASIO drivers provide you with the lowest latency for audio devices. Most professional audio applications support ASIO. The sonuus i2Mmusicport ASIO driver provides you with low-latency audio input, and also features the unique ability to use any other audio device (even other ASIO devices) as the output audio device so you can hear everything you do in real time. The ASIO driver essentially binds together two audio devices so they appear as one ASIO device in your software, making it simpler and easier to get high-quality, low-latency audio. Note that the ASIO driver does not affect the i2M musicport MIDI function, which always has low-latency. This document details the changes in the various versions of firmware which have been made available. Pino Roots & The Midnite Blues © 2026 | Music Lab Learning & Self-Study Archive!

Sonuus i2M musicport Desktop Editor Software The Sonuus i2M musicport is a very fast, low-latency, monophonic MIDI converter for use with all musical instruments. It also features a high-impedance USB audio interface so you can directly connect your musical instrument to your computer with ease. The MIDI converter architecture is very flexible and powerful. To enable you to make full use of this, we have provided a Desktop Editor Software application that runs on both Microsoft Windows and Apple OSX. You can run this beside your other audio applications to give you quick and simple access to any configuration parameters you want to adjust on the i2M musicport. Pino Roots & The Midnite Blues © 2026 | Music Lab Learning & Self-Study Archive!

Sonuus i2M musicport Firmware Update The sonuus i2M musicport has firmware (internal software) which can be upgraded. This document details the changes in the various versions of firmware which have been made available. The i2M musicport must be in “firmware update mode” before you can update its firmware. Do this by connecting the i2M musicport to your computer while you hold down the mode button. In this mode, the logo will flash red, and normal operation is not possible. If you use the i2M musicport Desktop Editor Software to perform the update, it will automatically put the i2M musicport into firmware update mode, and you can simply leave the i2M musicport connected to your computer Pino Roots & The Midnite Blues © 2026 | Music Lab Learning & Self-Study Archive!

Sonuus Wahoo Desktop Editor Software ** Sonuus Wahoo Desktop Editor Software ** The Sonuus Wahoo is a very powerful, and advanced analogue Wah/Filter pedal. Its features can be accessed directly from its own control panel, but to make this faster and simpler to use, we have provided a Desktop Editor Software application that runs on both Microsoft Windows and Apple OSX. You can run this beside your other applications to give you quick and simple access to any configuration parameters you want to adjust on the Wahoo. Referencia: www.sonuus.com/software.html Pino Roots & The Midnite Blues © 2026 | Music Lab Learning & Self-Study Archive!

Sonuus Wahoo Firmware Update To update firmware on the Wahoo 1. While powering-on the Wahoo, press and hold: FILTER + . 2. The numeric display now shows UPd to indicate firmware update mode is active. 3. Connect the Wahoo to your computer via USB (if not already done during power-on). 4. Follow the steps in the Firmware Updater manual you have downloaded. Version 1.5.0 NOTE: Existing settings stored in the Wahoo will not be affected by this update. Enhancements • Improvements to tap-tempo to make it feel more natural. New Features • Added new setlist feature. Configured through the Desktop Editor, and enabled when the Wahoo is locked. Perfect for using the Wahoo live. • Added soft-MIDI through. It allows any MIDI messages received to be echoed to the MIDI-out (USB-MIDI) Referencia: www.sonuus.com/register.html Pino Roots & The Midnite Blues © 2026 | Music Lab Learning & Self-Study Archive!

Guitarra Eléctrica Epiphone Les Paul Special Epiphone introduce la guitarra eléctrica Les Paul Special VE (Vintage Edition) que posee el clásico perfil de Les Paul con un cuerpo de álamo ligero La Les Paul Special VE es alimentada por pastillas humbucker Epiphone de bobina abierta y está disponible en hermosos acabados de colores "desgastados vintage" Características Técnicas Cuerpo: Caoba Mástil: Caoba Diapasón: Palisandro Trastes: 22 trastes medium jumbo Pastillas: Epiphone Ceramic-8TM Humbuckers Controles: Volumen, Tono Especificaciones Longitud de escala: 24.75" Clavijas: Clavijas de afinación Epiphone Deluxe Puente: Wraparound Lightning Bar Bridge Acabado: Vintage Cherry Burst Pino Roots & The Midnite Blues © 2026 | Music Lab Learning & Self-Study Archive!

Guitarra Eléctrica Epiphone Les Paul Special Epiphone introduce la guitarra eléctrica Les Paul Special VE (Vintage Edition) que posee el clásico perfil de Les Paul con un cuerpo de álamo ligero Guitarra Eléctrica Epiphone Les Paul Special Pino Roots & The Midnite Blues © 2026 | Music Lab Learning & Self-Study Archive!

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Guitarra Sheel Clapton in C Esta Guitarra la saque en base a la canción de Eric Clapton con su cancion Nobody Knows You When You're Down And Out. Pino Roots & The Midnite Blues © 2026 | Music Lab Learning & Self-Study Archive!

Guitarra conectada RODE Caster - Pro II Sonuus Wahoo Pedal Es un test de conexion de la Guitarra con la consola RØDECaster Pro II y el Sonuus Wahoo Pedal Pino Roots & The Midnite Blues © 2026 | Music Lab Learning & Self-Study Archive!

Guitarra Ejercicios Básicos Seguimos soltando los dedos, ya llevamos varios registros de ejercicios, estos ejercicios sirven de complemeto Pino Roots & The Midnite Blues © 2026 | Music Lab Learning & Self-Study Archive!

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RODE Caster Pro II puerto Ethernet LAN Ethernet LAN CONNECTION El puerto Ethernet en el Rodecaster Pro está diseñado para conectar el dispositivo a una red. Sin embargo, su funcionalidad específica puede variar dependiendo del modelo o las actualizaciones de firmware. En términos generales, no está diseñado para realizar la función de encoder automático o transmitir directamente a un servidor de streaming. Sus principales usos suelen ser: – Actualizaciones de firmware: Permite actualizar el software del Rodecaster Pro directamente desde la red. – Control remoto o integración con sistemas: Puede usarse para controlar el dispositivo desde un software en un ordenador o integrarlo con otros dispositivos en una configuración de estudio. Para transmitir a un servidor de streaming, necesitarías un software de encoding en tu ordenador como OBS Studio o similar, o un hardware específico que actúe como encoder para enviar la señal a tu servidor de streaming como Streamyard. El Ro...

RODE Caster Pro II Características Vista frontal - Pantalla táctil HD de 5,5″ - Botón de grabación - Botones del canal - Atenuadores - Escuchar y silenciar - Controles de salida de auriculares - Codificador rotatorio - Smart Pads - Botones cambio de banco de almohadillas Vista trasera - Encendido - Ranura de la tarjeta Micro SD - Entrada 1 USB - Entrada 2 USB - Salida altavoces - Puerto de alimentación - Conexión Ethernet - Salidas de auriculares - Entradas combinadas XLR/TRS Neutrik Pino Roots & The Midnite Blues © 2026 | Music Lab Learning & Self-Study Archive!

** Sonuus Firmware Updater ** - (Version 1.3.00) - www.sonuus.com/register.html#FirmwareUpdater Introduction The sonuus i2M musicport has firmware (internal software) which can be upgraded. This document details the changes in the various versions of firmware which have been made available. Pino Roots & The Midnite Blues © 2026 | Music Lab Learning & Self-Study Archive!

Assigning Software to a Virtual Device (Windows) With virtual devices enabled, and your RØDECaster connected to your computer via USB 1, the virtual devices will appear as outputs to your computer. Ensure that all of the software you wish to assign to a channel is open and running, then navigate to Settings > System > Sound > App Volume Device Preferences. This screen will display all of your active software, each with its own volume fader, input and output. Here, you can select one of the virtual devices as the output for the software you wish to assign it – either Game, Music, A or B. Pino Roots & The Midnite Blues © 2026 | Music Lab Learning & Self-Study Archive!

LALAL.AI www.lalal.ai/ es un servicio que utiliza inteligencia artificial (IA) para separar fuentes musicales y eliminar voces, percusión, bajos, piano, guitarras, instrumentales y sintetizadores: Eliminador de voces: Elimina pistas de voz sin perder calidad. Separador de bases musicales: Separa bases musicales de manera rápida, sencilla y precisa. Cambiador de voz: Modifica el sonido de la voz de una persona, cambiando el tono, el timbre y otras características. Aplicación de escritorio: Permite separar audio de nivel profesional, eliminar voces o piezas instrumentales, extraer instrumentos musicales y cancelar ruido. Solución de negocios: Ofrece privacidad y seguridad, escalabilidad, uso sin esfuerzos, soporte prémium, entre otros. Para usar LALAL.AI, se puede subir una canción o video y separar las voces principal y secundaria Pino Roots & The Midnite Blues © 2026 | Music Lab Learning & Self-Study Archive!

SoundGym www.soundgym.co/ Es una plataforma online de entrenamiento auditivo para músicos e ingenieros de sonido: Ofrece ejercicios en forma de minijuegos para mejorar la capacidad de diferenciar parámetros de sonido en una canción. Permite entrenar habilidades de escucha básicas como la detección de frecuencias o la compresión. Cuenta con una comunidad donde puedes conocer a colegas, compartir conocimiento, competir con amigos, e inspirarte. Ofrece un plan Pro con más juegos, funciones y diversión. SoundGym es gratuito y puedes registrarte con tu email o tu cuenta de Facebook. Puedes utilizarla desde tu navegador sin instalar nada. Hemos creado SoundGym para que los amantes del sonido como tú puedan tener un lugar donde reunirse, entrenar, aprender, mejorar sus habilidades y charlar sobre producción musical, ingeniería de audio y sonido en vivo. Nuestra misión es ayudarte a crear música con un sonido espectacular. Pino Roots & The Midnite Blues © 2026 | Music La...

WAVS.com https://wavs.com/ WAVS.com es una plataforma que permite a los productores, diseñadores de sonido, artistas y compositores de canciones comprar y vender samples y MIDI. WAVS.com ofrece una variedad de muestras de alta calidad, y algunos de sus loops están libres de regalías. La plataforma permite a los creadores de contenido decidir el estado de las regalías de sus muestras. WAVS.com también tiene un blog que publica entrevistas, análisis y consejos sobre producción musical. Pino Roots & The Midnite Blues © 2026 | Music Lab Learning & Self-Study Archive!

Tone Transfer es un modelo de aprendizaje automático que utiliza Procesamiento Digital de Señales Diferenciable (DDSP) para transformar sonidos en instrumentos musicales. https://sites.research.google/tonetransfer Tone Transfer puede: Reproducir el canto de un pájaro en una flauta Convertir una pieza de violonchelo en un solo de saxofón Resintetizar detalles de la interpretación, como los ruidos de arco en un violín, la respiración de un flautista y las pulsaciones de botón en un saxofón Tone Transfer funciona de la siguiente manera: Utiliza una versión temprana de DDSP en tensorflow.js, una implementación completa en el navegador de DDSP que se convertirá en parte de magenta.js Para extraer el tono del audio, utiliza otro modelo desarrollado por Google Research, SPICE Tone Transfer es un experimento de IA accesible que permite: Aprender sobre cómo las personas perciben la música, el aprendizaje automático y su propia práctica Diseñar flujos que permitan que los instrumentos...

RODE Caster Pro II Configuracion actual Esta es la configuracion que actualmente tengo de la consola Pino Roots & The Midnite Blues © 2026 | Music Lab Learning & Self-Study Archive!

Device Configuration ‘Device Configuration’ allows you to adjust a number of important settings. These are categorised into three sections: ‘Outputs’, including changing your headphone type, monitor output and multitrack settings; ‘Display’, including changing brightness and metering settings; and ‘System’, including MIDI, language, date and time, and network settings. Pino Roots & The Midnite Blues © 2026 | Music Lab Learning & Self-Study Archive!

Customise SMART Pads RØDE Central allows you to load and export sounds directly from your computer, change playback modes, rename pads, and more. To find out more, refer to ‘Using the SMART Pads’ section of the user guide. Pino Roots & The Midnite Blues © 2026 | Music Lab Learning & Self-Study Archive!

Transfer Recordings To transfer recordings saved on an external microSD to your computer, click ‘Transfer Recordings’. You will then be prompted to place your RØDECaster Pro II into ‘Transfer Mode’. Click ‘Continue’ to proceed. Your recordings will be listed below from latest to earliest. You can change the order from the drop-down menu. Once a recording has been selected, you will be able to play back the audio. Click the arrow and marker buttons to skip through the audio file. There is a mini-nav bar above the main waveform. Use this to quickly navigate through longer recordings. You can also use the magnifying glass icons in the top right corner to zoom in and out of your recording. To trim a recording, click and drag the start and end markers to the desired location (both the real-time and elapsed recording time can be found under the waveform). Pino Roots & The Midnite Blues © 2026 | Music Lab Learning & Self-Study Archive!

Updating Firmware The RØDECaster Pro II is regularly enhanced with new features, functionality improvements, bug fixes and more via firmware updates. These can be downloaded directly from your unit or via RØDE Central. Downloading Firmware Directly to Your Unit To download firmware directly to your unit, you must be connected to the internet via Wi-Fi or ethernet (settings > ‘System’ > ‘Network’ > then select either a Wi-Fi or ethernet/wired connection and follow the prompts to connect). When you are connected to a network and new firmware is available, a message will appear on the settings menu prompting you to update. Alternatively, you can go to settings > ‘System’ > ‘Information’ and tap ‘Check for Update’ to check if new firmware is available. Pino Roots & The Midnite Blues © 2026 | Music Lab Learning & Self-Study Archive!

Downloading Firmware via RØDE Central When a firmware update is available, and you connect RØDECaster Pro II to a computer and open RØDE Central, you will automatically be prompted to update. Click ‘Update’ to download the firmware. Pino Roots & The Midnite Blues © 2026 | Music Lab Learning & Self-Study Archive!

Why Update to the Latest Firmware It is recommended that you keep your RØDECaster Pro II up to date with the latest firmware to ensure optimal performance. We’re also constantly working to introduce new features and enhancements based on your feedback, so if you have a suggestion, please let us know at info@rode.com. You can find the firmware release notes for below. Pino Roots & The Midnite Blues © 2026 | Music Lab Learning & Self-Study Archive!

Access Beta Firmware Beta Mode To access the beta mode on your RØDECaster Pro II, navigate to Settings > System > Information > View Device Information and then tap anywhere in the black box about a dozen times. If your RØDECaster Pro II is connected to the internet and a new beta firmware version is available, you will see a prompt to update to this beta version. If you don’t update to a new beta version, you can exit the beta mode by restarting your RØDECaster Pro II and repeating the above process. Beta Testing Program If you would like to be a part of the RØDECaster Pro II beta firmware testing program and be the first to hear about new features and updates, you can sign up here. Joining the program will give you the opportunity to provide feedback directly to the RØDE product development Pino Roots & The Midnite Blues © 2026 | Music Lab Learning & Self-Study Archive!

How to Revert Back to Stable Firmware To revert back to stable firmware, you will need to factory reset your device using the latest version of RØDE Central using the steps below: Download RØDE Central (if you have not done so already) Open RØDE Central and connect your RØDECaster Pro II to your computer via USB Your RØDECaster Pro II should appear on the left column among other RØDE Central compatible devices. Click it. Click the settings cog in the top right of the window, then click the ‘Factory Reset’ option. You will be prompted to disconnect all RØDE devices from your computer. Disconnect, then reconnect and turn on your RØDECaster Pro II. After rebooting your RØDECaster Pro II, you will be able to click 'Factory Reset'. This will reinstall the latest firmware to your device. If you have any issues reverting back to stable firmware, please contact service@rode.com Pino Roots & The Midnite Blues © 2026 | Music Lab Learning & Self-Study Archive! ...

What Are Virtual Devices? The audio that your computer outputs is a stereo mix containing sound from all of your software at once. As an example, this mix might include a music streaming app, a web browser, a game and a chat application. This software will either have its own volume control or, in the case of web browsers, rely on volume controls on the pages you have open, such as YouTube. Pino Roots & The Midnite Blues © 2026 | Music Lab Learning & Self-Study Archive!

Assigning a Virtual Device to a Fader Press the button above a fader, or tap the on-screen icon below a channel’s level meter, then tap the settings cog to access the channel assignment screen. Here you can select which input is assigned to that channel, including any of the four new virtual devices – Game, Music, A and B. Once you have chosen, tap the green tick icon to save the settings. Pino Roots & The Midnite Blues © 2026 | Music Lab Learning & Self-Study Archive!

Selecting the Main USB Device on your Computer The RØDECaster Pro II features three USB audio devices that your computer will recognise. The USB 1 output has two USB devices called ‘RØDECaster Pro II Main’ and ‘RØDECaster Pro II Chat’. The USB 2 output will be recognised as ‘RØDECaster Pro II Secondary’. We recommend using the ‘RØDECaster Pro II Main’ (USB 1) for recording your production, as this is the only device that can be configured as a multitrack device. Make sure you select the ‘RØDECaster Pro II Main’ device as your input either in your computer control panel or in the devices section of you recording software or DAW. Pino Roots & The Midnite Blues © 2026 | Music Lab Learning & Self-Study Archive!

Switching Between Stereo and Multitrack Recording Mode By default, ‘RØDECaster Pro II Main’ (USB 1) is configured to output the main stereo mix (all of your audio inputs mixed together). To activate multitrack recording via USB, go to settings then ‘Outputs’ > ‘Multitrack’ > ‘USB’ and deselect ‘Off’. Pino Roots & The Midnite Blues © 2026 | Music Lab Learning & Self-Study Archive!

Multitrack Recording via USB When in multitrack mode, the RØDECaster Pro II Main output features 16 different audio outputs, as follows: You can select any of these as the input source for each track on your DAW. Usually tracks in your DAW can be configured as stereo, to accept a pair of inputs, or mono, for a single input. Set up the tracks in your DAW to match the channels you wish to record, with the appropriate output from the RØDECaster Pro II selected for each track. Pino Roots & The Midnite Blues © 2026 | Music Lab Learning & Self-Study Archive!

Pre- or Post-Fader Recording in Multitrack Mode When recording individual tracks to your DAW (see ‘Multitrack Recording via USB’ above), you can select to record the audio either pre- or post-fader. Recording pre-fader means that the position of the fader will have no effect on the audio being recorded – i.e., even if the source is faded down, it will still be recorded at unity gain. Post-fader means that the audio will be recorded at the level set by the fader – i.e., if a source is faded right down, nothing will be recorded. You can select pre- or post-fader recording by tapping the settings cog then ‘Outputs’ > ‘Multitrack’. The ‘mix’ output will not be affected by this setting and will always reflect the final mix output, including fader positions. Pino Roots & The Midnite Blues © 2026 | Music Lab Learning & Self-Study Archive!

Bypassing Processing When recording in multitrack, you can choose to exclude processing from your recordings. This means that the raw audio will be recorded without any of the channel processing applied (i.e., the APHEX processing or effects). The ‘mix’ output will not be affected by this setting and will always reflect the final mix output including all processing. Pino Roots & The Midnite Blues © 2026 | Music Lab Learning & Self-Study Archive!

Starting the Recording In its default configuration, the RØDECaster Pro II’s ‘REC’ button will not start the recording in your DAW or recording software. To start recording, check your track(s) are armed, and that the input is set to ‘RØDECaster Pro II Main’. You can then start recording in your DAW. Pino Roots & The Midnite Blues © 2026 | Music Lab Learning & Self-Study Archive!

Using the ‘REC’ Button to Start Recording in Your DAW It is possible to use MIDI to control your DAW from the RØDECaster Pro II. For example, you can map the ‘REC’ button to the record function in your DAW, so you can start your DAW recording directly from your unit. How you do this will depend on your DAW. By default, the ‘REC’ button sends the MIDI CC#17 on MIDI channel 1 with a value of 1 for ‘On’, and 0 for ‘Off’. If your DAW supports MIDI control, you can map this value to the record function on your DAW via the ‘RØDECaster Pro MIDI’ device that is available on USB 1. Pino Roots & The Midnite Blues © 2026 | Music Lab Learning & Self-Study Archive!

Using RØDE Central Downloading RØDE Central RØDE Central is a companion app for range of compatible RØDE products, including the RØDECaster Pro II. It’s free to download for Mac and Windows (RØDE Central Mobile is not compatible with the RØDECaster Pro II). Note OS Requirements – MacOS 10.15 or later; Windows 10 Version 1803 or later Pino Roots & The Midnite Blues © 2026 | Music Lab Learning & Self-Study Archive!

Connecting Your RØDECaster Pro II and Updating Firmware After downloading RØDE Central, open the application, then connect your RØDECaster Pro II using the supplied USB-C to USB-C cable (if your computer only has USB-A inputs, use a USB-C to USB-A cable like the RØDE SC18). Once connected, your RØDECaster Pro II will appear as a device on the left. Click it to access the different configuration and setup options and device information, including available storage and current firmware version. If new firmware is available, you will be prompted to update. Pino Roots & The Midnite Blues © 2026 | Music Lab Learning & Self-Study Archive!

Audio Setup ‘Audio Setup’ allows you assign channels to your faders using an easy drag-and-drop interface. The physical faders are represented by the six icons on the top left; the virtual faders are represented by the three icons on the top right. The nine audio channels can be found below, with the four analog inputs on the top row and the Bluetooth, USB and SMART pads on the bottom row. Simply drag-and-drop the input sources to assign them to a fader. You can also change to channel colours, unassign inputs from a fader, stereo link channels, and clear all fader assignments from this page. Pino Roots & The Midnite Blues © 2026 | Music Lab Learning & Self-Study Archive!

Formatting the MicroSD Card If the card is already formatted, after being inserted an icon will appear on the home screen of the unit showing the available recording time, and the ‘REC’ button will turn green. If the card is not formatted (or is not formatted using a file system recognised by the RØDECaster Pro II), a dialog box will appear asking you to format the card. Pino Roots & The Midnite Blues © 2026 | Music Lab Learning & Self-Study Archive!

Connecting a USB Storage Device You can record your audio directly to a USB storage device (for example a hard drive or SSD) via the RØDECaster Pro II’s USB audio interfaces. You will need to use a high-quality device that supports data rates of at least 100MB/s and has a USB-C connection. Low-quality or unbranded devices are not recommended as they may affect performance or cause glitches and other recording issues. You can connect a USB storage device to either of the USB inputs to suit your setup. Pino Roots & The Midnite Blues © 2026 | Music Lab Learning & Self-Study Archive!

Starting and Stopping the Recording To start a recording, press the ‘REC’ button to the left of the screen. The ‘REC’ button will turn red, and a timer will indicate how long your elapsed recording time is. To stop recording, press and hold the ‘REC’ button. Pino Roots & The Midnite Blues © 2026 | Music Lab Learning & Self-Study Archive! Note The above method is called ‘Press to Pause Recording Mode’, which is activated by default. In this mode, a short press will pause the recording. You can switch to ‘Press to Stop Recording Mode’ by going to settings, then ‘Display’ > ‘REC Button’. In this mode, a short press will stop the recording and a press and hold will pause the recording (see below for more info).

Pausing the Recording To pause a recording, short press the ‘REC’ button. The button will turn orange, and the recording will pause. To resume the recording, press ‘REC’ again. To stop the recording while in the paused state, press and hold ‘REC’ again. You can also pause the recording by long-pressing the ‘REC’ icon at the top left of the home screen. Note The above method is called ‘Press to Pause Recording Mode’, which is activated by default. You can switch to ‘Press to Stop Recording Mode’ by going to settings, then ‘Display’ > ‘REC Button’. In this mode, a short press will stop the recording and a press and hold will pause the recording.

Placing Markers You can place a marker at any point during recording. These can be used to locate sections of your recording when playing them back or when they are imported into a DAW. To place a marker, simply tap the recording timer whilst recording. Note Not all DAWs are able to read marker information in audio files; check the documentation for your DAW for more information. Pino Roots & The Midnite Blues © 2026 | Music Lab Learning & Self-Study Archive!

Activating Multitrack Recording When recording on the RØDECaster Pro II, you can select to record either the full stereo mix or each track individually (plus the full stereo mix). The latter is called multitrack recording and allows you to edit your tracks individually in post-production if needed. To activate multitrack recording, tap the settings cog then ‘Outputs’ > ‘Multitrack’ (by default, multitrack is set to ‘off’). From this page you can either set it to ‘Pre-fader’ or ‘Post-fader’. Recording pre-fader means that the position of the fader will have no effect on the audio being recorded – i.e., even if the source is faded down, it will still be recorded at unity gain. Post-fader means that the audio will be recorded at the level set by the fader – i.e., if a source is faded right down, nothing will be recorded. Pino Roots & The Midnite Blues © 2026 | Music Lab Learning & Self-Study Archive!

Bypassing Processing (Multitrack Recording Only) When recording in multitrack, you can choose to exclude processing from your recordings. This means that the raw audio will be recorded without any of the channel processing applied (i.e., the APHEX processing or effects). The ‘mix’ output will not be affected by this setting and will always reflect the final mix output including all processing. Pino Roots & The Midnite Blues © 2026 | Music Lab Learning & Self-Study Archive!

Listening to your Recordings You can play back your recordings directly from the RØDECaster Pro II. To access your recordings, press the ‘Show’ icon at the top left of the home screen, then click the ‘Recordings’ icon. A list of your recordings will be displayed. To access a recording, tap on it. To play back your recording, tap on the ‘play’ icon. Pino Roots & The Midnite Blues © 2026 | Music Lab Learning & Self-Study Archive!

Navigating Through a Recording There are several ways to navigate through the file when playing back audio. You can use the slider at the bottom of the screen, the ‘jump’ icons to move back and forward through the audio in 15 second or 30 second increments, or advance through any markers you may have placed in the recording. Pino Roots & The Midnite Blues © 2026 | Music Lab Learning & Self-Study Archive!

Trimming and Editing a Recording You can trim the start and end points of a recording as well as adding in a fade in and fade out. To do this, activate edit mode in the playback screen by tapping on the scissor icon. You can now drag the corners of the waveform to trim the audio and create a fade in or fade out. To preview your edit, use the play controls. Press the green tick in the top right corner of the screen to save the edit and exit edit mode. Pino Roots & The Midnite Blues © 2026 | Music Lab Learning & Self-Study Archive!

Understanding the APHEX Processing The RØDECaster Pro II offers a full suite of highly accurate emulations of legendary APHEX hardware processors, which can be used to fine-tune your audio to suit your voice or audio source. Noise Gate Use this to help reduce background noise in your recording, such as air conditioners, chatter in another room or traffic outside. This is very handy if you are recording in a space that is not acoustically treated. Pino Roots & The Midnite Blues © 2026 | Music Lab Learning & Self-Study Archive!

Understanding the APHEX Processing The RØDECaster Pro II offers a full suite of highly accurate emulations of legendary APHEX hardware processors, which can be used to fine-tune your audio to suit your voice or audio source. Big Bottom Use this to give your voice or audio more depth without creating muddiness. This is achieved by adding subtle harmonics to the low-end frequencies in your signal, giving it more “punch”. Pino Roots & The Midnite Blues © 2026 | Music Lab Learning & Self-Study Archive!

Understanding the APHEX Processing The RØDECaster Pro II offers a full suite of highly accurate emulations of legendary APHEX hardware processors, which can be used to fine-tune your audio to suit your voice or audio source. High-pass Filter Use this to help further reduce background noise in your recording or add some presence to a muddy voice or vocal track. This is achieved by cutting low-end frequencies below a certain cut-off frequency . Pino Roots & The Midnite Blues © 2026 | Music Lab Learning & Self-Study Archive!

Understanding the APHEX Processing The RØDECaster Pro II offers a full suite of highly accurate emulations of legendary APHEX hardware processors, which can be used to fine-tune your audio to suit your voice or audio source. Panning Use this to pan your audio across the stereo field (when channels are stereo linked, they are automatically hard panned left and left). Pino Roots & The Midnite Blues © 2026 | Music Lab Learning & Self-Study Archive!

Loading and Saving Presets The RØDECaster Pro II offers a selection of professionally tailored default presets – ‘Neutral’, ‘Podcast Studio’ and ‘Broadcast’ – which you can either use as they are or as a foundation for further editing. To access these, tap ‘Presets’ in the processing window. You can also save your own presets here by tapping the ‘+’ button. To delete a preset, tap the bin icon. Pino Roots & The Midnite Blues © 2026 | Music Lab Learning & Self-Study Archive!

Using the Compellor™ Master Compressor The RØDECaster Pro II features a master compressor modelled after the revered APHEX Compellor. Unlike the other processing, this affects the entire output signal and is useful for “gluing” all your audio channels together and making your mix sound more balanced. To access this, tap the settings cog then ‘Outputs’ > ‘Processing’ > ‘Master Compellor’. Pino Roots & The Midnite Blues © 2026 | Music Lab Learning & Self-Study Archive!

Using the Output Delay Control To help combat syncing issues in livestreaming applications, the RØDECaster Pro II features an output delay function, which allows you to perfectly sync your audio with your video. To access this, tap the settings cog then ‘Outputs’ > ‘Processing’ > ‘Output Delay’. There is a full two seconds of delay time available, which you can adjust in millisecond increments using the rotary encoder or 100 millisecond increments using the ‘+100’ and ‘-100’ buttons. Pino Roots & The Midnite Blues © 2026 | Music Lab Learning & Self-Study Archive!

Using Channel Effects In addition to the on-the-fly voice effects accessible using the SMART pads, you can also apply “always on” effects to each channel, just like the APHEX processing. This includes studio-quality reverb and echo effects for adding subtle (or not so subtle) ambience to vocals, instruments, and other audio sources. To access these, go to the set-up screen for a channel, then tap ‘Effects’. Pino Roots & The Midnite Blues © 2026 | Music Lab Learning & Self-Study Archive!

Recording and Exporting Audio Where to Record Your Audio There are two options when recording with the RØDECaster Pro II. You can either record to a storage device that you connect directly to the unit (such as a microSD card or USB hard drive) or to a computer via USB. Using a storage device is very easy as you can record directly on-board, with little set-up required. Recording to a computer will require recording software (such as a DAW) on your computer and will require some set-up, though recording this way removes the need to transfer files if you plan to do further editing in post-production. Pino Roots & The Midnite Blues © 2026 | Music Lab Learning & Self-Study Archive!

Connecting a MicroSD Card You can record your audio directly to a microSD card. You will need to use a high-quality microSD card that supports data rates of at least 100MB/s. Most quality microSD cards labelled 'microSDHC', and all cards labelled 'microSDXC' will work well. Cards without these standards or low-quality unbranded cards are not recommended and may cause glitches or other recording issues. Insert the microSD into the slot on the rear of the RØDECaster Pro II and click it into place. Pino Roots & The Midnite Blues © 2026 | Music Lab Learning & Self-Study Archive!