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#788163 - 01/16/10 07:29 PM
Re: For those who know how... maybe you can help me...
[Re: BigMo]
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Ray E. Strode
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Well, I still use a 4 Track Cassette to record my basic demos. Don't think you can get them anymore. On some of my demos I have used demo services. One is J. Gale Kilgore at http://www.eyeball-records.com I don't have any software to record with but I assume you pick a style you want to use and open it and hit record and start. Probaby reading the instructions, usually included with the Software will help. You will usually find it by clicking on start, go to the program and see the other tabs that open. One should be the instructions.
Ray E. Strode
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