Looking for a recording deal

Find one here: http://www.manualslib.com/manual/380759/Digitech-Gsp2101.html

Earliest artist/recording in the 1960's I was able to locate was performed by Tom Strini.

Remove power supply or battery for 5 minutes. Apply power while holding the on switch in, this usually resets most electronic devices to their factory default condition. Then look again.

Wow what a question!! The short answer is going to be yes. The longer one will need to know a lot more about the room, what you are trying to record, if the artists are going to be in the same room, what sound deadening you will have if so, what sort of instruments will you want to record concurrently (as acoustic instruments including voices can be problematic if the room isn't big enough or the room is too alive)

You might go over to VSplanet.com and look in the forums there. They deal a lot with Roland digital recording workstations.

Here is alink to the manual:http://www.behringer.com/EN/downloads/pdf/DJX750_P0956_M_EN.pdf You should have no problems hooking them up (RCA to RCA). I've been using a Behringer XenyX1222FX board in my recording system for about 4 years now and have been quite satisfied with it's reliability. Try to find a dealer who will demo the mixer for you.

It sounds like you have NOT connected via the recording software.
It is like the normal Windows software audio has hijacked the audio system even though it is external.

Go into your recording software and look for an option to select the Lexicon device. You did not tell us what recording software you are using.

This is not an uncommon problem with these external audio recording devices.

It depends on whether you are trying to record audio or midi Which are two different formats and have separate connections. I will have to download the manuals for the keyboard and the recorder and read through them but I will try and help you if you would like.

think i had same problem; i deleted the annoying demo song ! try it and see.
Robadob