Hi Larry,

Thanks for taking the time to respond to my post. Truthfully, I use audacity because of the cost efficiency, lol. I have recorded multiple tracks with it, then mix them down. I don't find that troubling. I may record a drum track, then rythm guitar, then lead vocal, then one to three tracks of harmony, a bass and another lead instrument, and it seems to handle the multiple tracks ok. I used ntrack before, and the tracks seemed not to sync as well.

I have played for alot of years in bands and alone, and I kind of thought I had a good mic technique, but maybe I am questioning that because of the vocals being overdriven alot. I am just trying to analyze the problems and get suggestions so I can fix them.

I also sometimes have recorded directly into the Berringer not using the Ibanez. I have miked the ibanez directly into the computer, I have recorded with a line in from the Ibanez to the Berringer, and also of course directly into a mic into the computer, The Berringer is new to me, so maybe I just need to experiment a little more to get what I am wanting.

I would get a more professional program if money permitted, but for now I am looking for better ways to work with what I have, and that is why I appreciate all your input.

Thanks again,

Letha

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