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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Anna/Without the Blonde:

Or I could do vox & harmoniez and then mix down onto one track then do two more and mix onto one track then.... isn't that what the crazy analog cassette users do? </font>


Seriously...this is a problem. Certainly, you can do this, but on a cassette rig, each "bounce" will sound worse and be more noisy and lose high end--big time. Bouncing on a digital machine stays clean all the way.

The digital rig will give you room to grow--and I promise you--you will want to grow and expand after you've gotten comfortable with the process. The cassette is pretty much a dead end. You have made it clear that you want the capability to be experimental. Go digital. Then you can be as simple as you want, but you can push the boundaries when you are ready.