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Description

Product specs

Brand Roland
Model VS-2480 24-Bit 24-Track Digital Studio Workstation
Finish Gray
Year 2001 - 2002
Categories Recording Gear
Bit Depth 24-bit
Digital Input Format S/PIDF
Digital Output Format S/PIDF
Electronics Analog, Digital, Solid State
Format Desktop Standalone
Number of Analog Inputs 16
Number of Analog Outputs 8
Number of Channels 24
Number of Digital Inputs 2
Number of Digital Outputs 2
Number of Headphone Outputs 2
Number of MIDI Inputs 1
Number of MIDI Outputs 1
Sample Rate 96 khz

FAQs

What are the main features of the Roland VS-2480 mixer?

The Roland VS-2480 is a 24-bit, 24-track digital studio workstation featuring 16 analog inputs, 8 analog outputs, and S/PIDF digital I/O. It supports a sample rate of 96 kHz and includes a built-in digital mixer, making it ideal for comprehensive studio recording and mixing.

Does the Roland VS-2480 support MIDI connectivity?

Yes, the Roland VS-2480 includes 1 MIDI input and 1 MIDI output, allowing you to integrate it with other MIDI-compatible equipment for expanded control and synchronization in your studio setup.

Can the Roland VS-2480 be used as a standalone recording solution?

Absolutely, the Roland VS-2480 is designed as a desktop standalone unit, providing all necessary functions for recording and mixing without requiring additional computer software or hardware.

What digital input and output formats does the Roland VS-2480 support?

The Roland VS-2480 supports S/PIDF digital input and output formats, allowing for high-quality digital audio transfer between compatible devices.

Is the Roland VS-2480 suitable for professional studio use?

Yes, with its 24-track recording capability, high bit depth, and sample rate, the Roland VS-2480 is well-suited for professional studio environments, offering advanced features for detailed audio production and mixing.

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VS2480 Demo

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VS2480 Demo

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Rediscovering the Roland VS-2480: A Timeless Classic

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Reviews

PROS

  • Flagship model with high-end features for its time

  • Supports VS8f-3 Plug In's and cards for enhanced sound quality

  • Offers 160g hard drive for ample storage

  • Universal Audio compressors and quality reverbs and delays

  • T Racks for easier and improved mastering

CONS

  • Corrosion and damage reported in some units

  • Screen malfunctions, failing to light up

  • Misinformation about having a CD player

  • Slow wave display function, affecting workflow

  • Limited compatibility; only integrates with Roland products

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See how Orianthi uses Roland 2480

Orianthi

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Orianthi: Yes I have a home studio in Adelaide which I recorded my first demo- Violet Journey in. I also have protools on my computer....which I like to use when putting down demos in my apart ment/ But on the road my guitar player Brian Chiusano records demos on his pro tools set up with an mbox. At home in Adelaide I have a Roland 2480 digital workstation.

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