Anybody do any home recording?
I used to do a bit a few years ago on tape, but gave up when my recorder ceased to work and I ran out of space at home to do it. But now I'm looking into getting a digital portastudio - has anybody got any experience with these? I want to use it to record a few songs with my lad, make some home-done CDs, etc.
I'm looking at the Boss BR-800 8-track digital recording studio for about £350 at the moment as I'm not intending to make a career out of it! The 12 and 16 track versions seem to be about £750-1000. |
Get a copy of Fruity Loops and a few MP3s:D
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Originally Posted by Dedrater
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Get a copy of Fruity Loops and a few MP3s:D
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It looks a serious bit of kit tbh, I read the overview on imuso and understood about 5% of it.
Post what you create on youtube and post a link :thumb: |
Originally Posted by Dedrater
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It looks a serious bit of kit tbh,
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used to have really good results with this unit when we used to record as a band, can be had quite cheap too. you will need a decent-ish laptop / pc though.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Hercules-16-12...item2a0d53d199 |
Good box actually.
I'm currently trialling a BOSS BR600 - used it last night for a band practice. Surprisingly good results. USB implementation is a bit rubbish though - but coming from BOSS/Roland, that's not to much of a shock!! :D Easy to use, FX, drum patterns etc. Recommended :thumb: Dan |
Originally Posted by ScoobyDoo555
(Post 9829485)
Good box actually.
I'm currently trialling a BOSS BR600 - used it last night for a band practice. Surprisingly good results. USB implementation is a bit rubbish though - but coming from BOSS/Roland, that's not to much of a shock!! :D Easy to use, FX, drum patterns etc. Recommended :thumb: Dan |
I've been known to dabble in the recording arts ;)
Chucked a load of stuff into Logic this morning. Tbh, didn't get as far as multi-track, as the recordings I did last night were only stereo. Will have a play tomorrow (got some backing vocals to chop up and stick in a sampler for my live set!) :D However, under USB, you should have a folder with all the files ready to copy/paste over to your PC DAW....... in theory.... we'll see later on! :D Dan |
The deed has been done. :cool:
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Anybody do any home recording?
Oh yes the missus love's it;) |
Originally Posted by prodriverules
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Anybody do any home recording?
Oh yes the missus love's it;) |
Originally Posted by Bubba po
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With a bit of luck she'll let you out from behind the camera one day. You can but hope, eh? :D
What's wrong with watching:D |
How can love's it be a word? Dreadful.
Geoof, i still have Top 20s (ie before Top 40s) with Tom Browne. Do i win a prize? :D |
Originally Posted by TelBoy
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How can love's it be a word? Dreadful.
Geoof, i still have Top 20s (ie before Top 40s) with Tom Browne. Do i win a prize? :D |
Do you honestly understand why the apostrophe was unnecessary though?
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Originally Posted by TelBoy
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Do you honestly understand why the apostrophe was unnecessary though?
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Give 'im a chance , he's not a well man you know
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Because it does. To me. :)
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Originally Posted by TelBoy
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Because it does. To me. :)
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Bought one. :cool:
(Or, as they say in General, brought one ;) ) Been reading through the manual and nearly had a dicky fit because there appeared to be no facility for bouncing or collapsing several tracks to a single track. On a small recorder this is essential and the unit nearly got catapulted straight back to the supplier! A minute's search on Google, however, sorted it out. It's not clear in the manual, but that function's been moved to a different mode, so all's well in the Po camp. :) |
Originally Posted by TelBoy
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How can love's it be a word? Dreadful.
Geoof, i still have Top 20s (ie before Top 40s) with Tom Browne. Do i win a prize? :D |
wher'es the rest of my post?
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Originally Posted by TelBoy
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How can love's it be a word? Dreadful.
Geoof, i still have Top 20s (ie before Top 40s) with Tom Browne. Do i win a prize? :D |
WFT is going on...
Maybe this is the reason Bubba doesn't trust a PC based system |
Originally Posted by Dedrater
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It looks a serious bit of kit tbh, I read the overview on imuso and understood about 5% of it.
Post what you create on youtube and post a link :thumb: Here you go - the first thing I've recorded on the new device. It's a bit of an obscure song, the original being recorded in 1978 by the Only Ones. My 12-year-old lad's playing the drums on it. ;) http://fastfreefilehosting.com/file/...08-06-wav.html |
BIt late now but if you've any spare PCI slots in your computer you can fill them with low latency stereo soundcards, each one adds 2 input channels (it works) in software such as adobe audition so potentially an 8 track for as little as £50 or if you've only the two slots and £300ish a couple of M-Audio Delta 1010 LT's would be nice :)
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Originally Posted by oobyJu
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BIt late now but if you've any spare PCI slots in your computer you can fill them with low latency stereo soundcards, each one adds 2 input channels (it works) in software such as adobe audition so potentially an 8 track for as little as £50 or if you've only the two slots and £300ish a couple of M-Audio Delta 1010 LT's would be nice :)
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don't need a fast pc for home recording, £50 or less ad mag special would be more than enough, you'd be amazed at what people almost/actually give away, friend of mine got a dual core liquid cooled monster £15 from the man at his local tip! just need hard drive space and lots of low latency inputs hence the multiple soundcard thing, just a thought anyway, the boss things are easy to use and give good results so have many fans have fun :)
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