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Lot Long
by Gary E. Andrews - 11/10/26 11:20 AM
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Joined: Aug 2006
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Thank you for your feedback! I could have used yr Tascam 424!!! I don't need a lot of effects or tracks, or electronic manipulation of what is recorded - a true representation of the performance is what I'm looking to capture, which sounds so simple - but turns out it is not! I did go to a studio one time (14 hours session) to record on 2" tape and I was in love with the idea but the overall experience with the engineer was horrible and even with 14 hours the takes were rushed, the mix was awful - I decided then I was stuck with pretty much myself for this project... sill I was hoping to somehow keep it analog. I get plenty of lectures on the digial recording but usually from people who are into making everything exactly perfect from electronic manipulation - my voice becomes a bunch of squiggly lines that are sliced and twisted and peaked and smoothed out until... well until it's someone else's voice, basically! Not for me, I need my heart in the sound, vocal and instrumental. Thank you so much for taking the time to reply - especially because you have a love for the analog, your comments mean a lot ![[Linked Image]](http://www.justplainfolks.org/ubb/smile.gif) ------------------ Huntington Beach, CA http://www.myspace.com/annatutorhttp://www.withouttheblonde.comanna@withouttheblonde.com
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