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of late, it's been Cakewalk Home Studio (2004) and Music Creator 2 (2005). good, cheap studio mikes. decent Dell 2400 computer and a Behringer MX 1604 mixing board. the current CD, DIGITAL ECLIPSE, was recorded via the Dell, but mixed onto analogue tape, most of which was 1/4 inch. a few tunes were mixed on 1/2 inch tape. hope this helps.
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