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Lot Long
by Gary E. Andrews - 11/10/26 11:20 AM
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Joined: Oct 2007
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Hi Mike..... Now you can go the computer route that everyone loves so much, but i know in my heart that a good little porat studio would be perfect for you.
Fast and easy no upgrades EVER!Whats that?...a porat studio  Seems you can only record ONE time in stereo, that stinks! that's like recording on a
little cheap cassette deck or radio.I can record twenty tracks in stereo if needed...there are computer settings that allow both mono and/or stereo...others here can explain Audacity better that have been using it longer...I will bet Mike that a lot of these recordings you are hearing here are miked to the amp...not the best situation because I can hear on my own stuff it is not clean... I think your right...straight into the mix board is likely the best...not sure yet if I have all the settings correct once I do that...thanks We got to tighten you up ...good old song...Do the tighen up
Last edited by Ted Bryson; 06/08/08 11:02 AM.
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