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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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Truman thx for yr comments again
Hmmm Sub - u mention the computer recording. I thought that the same as the digital track recorders - I mean, I know one u do on your computer the other is a stand-alone unit but u find those to be different? I can't tell ya how much I dislike the computer recording where they can just grab yr sound 'line' and move it around and maniuplate everything. I mean, for some types of music esp. Electronica, etc. - it's amazing it's awesome it opened everything up for people but for my type of music it just dos not fit at all. I think of the digital portastudios as the same type of sound even though u can't do the same manipulation.
Well anyway - thank u for all the info.
For the cassette -
What do u think of miking the guitar instead of plugging it in directly???
What do u think of NOT using a click track?
I'm gonna get started tomorrow my friends came over today and hooked up their stuff (woo hoo borrowed is best no long-term contract there)!
I don't 'ping' the tracks - trying to use the tape as little as possible (very few plays ont he tape)
I got the 'run it hot' tip - so I'm going to try that on the tape.
Well I guess I don't have specifics until I actually try this out with this new machine but I'll be back!
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