Home and Studio Recording

BC · BC

I just got a roland br-600 digital 8 track (which is really a 6-track that they claim is 64 tracks...) and I need to bounce tracks. That should be really easy, but the manual is throwing me off. Maybe I'm reading it wrong. Anyboby have one of these things?

The TuneHead · The TuneHead

To clarify, I am a newbie to songwriting, and we're going to be getting a computer pretty soon to help aid in songwriting. Whether you use Cakewalk, Sonar, MasterWriter or any other songwriting/mixing program, what kind of vocal mic do you use to record your vocals to your hard drive? And how does the...

Aussie_pirate · Aussie_pirate

Hello all. I am thinkingof building a strawbale studio. I would be grateful for any guidance anyone is able to offer such as the pros and cons etc etc

Jlamont · Jlamont

There was a time, back in the 70's, when bands would enter the studio for months or even longer. The end product was usually better for it, I think. We record at a very fast pace, usually 4 tunes at a time and In hate it! I understand monetary concerns so I live with it, but it's hard not t...

Jlamont · Jlamont

Of course, with the advent of digital recording, everything is cheaper and faster and somewhat easier, we still like the warm "attitude" of analog however. When given the chance, we still record analog, we just mix dig and ana. We usually make the bed on digital, a pro tools desk, and the...

Coffee Anon · Coffee Anon

I'm looking to expand my collection. Anyone have a personal favorite? Anyone use any of the BLUE products? I have some Shure, AKG and Audio Technica. I'm looking for something with a flat response, interested primarily in something that would be particularly good for vocals. Any recs? :Coffeema...

AcousticSoul · AcousticSoul

This is very important, and I am prolonging doing the dishes on account of it. I'm starting to experiment with recording on GarageBand, and am also currently playing around with a trial version of Amadeus II. I can do a lot with Amadeus but how do I take a file from that program and import it into Gara...

AcousticSoul · AcousticSoul

Hey folks. I'm really antsy to start doing home recording, of both studio and live variety. My MacBook obviously has Garageband but I'm wondering if there are other (maybe better) Mac-friendly tools I should know about. For example, I know that ProTools has a free version of their software...

Jack · Jack

I have a new room to work in. It has carpet which I intend to remove. All things being equal, does a concrete floor have as good a reflective ability as a wood floor? I'm thinking take out carpet, maybe even ceramic tile would get it done. Concrete, wood or some other dense covering. Where can I lo...

Coffee Anon · Mark Frimmel

Does anyone know why when you have midi tracks and audio tracks and you try to mix them down to wave format you lose the midi? The only alternative I've found is to mix down to 2 stereo tracks on the "bouce to tracks" option to get it all on one set and then convert to MP3. But then you wind up losi...

GG

I like shure 57's for demo and live, but I'm looking for a new recording mic.

Eddie Gordon

I have 2 questions for some one ( any one ) # 1. Dose any one use CAKEWALK for recording. # 2. If so can you use it to change the key of a song?

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	br-600 help (Preview) I just got a roland br-600 digital 8 track (which is really a 6-track that they claim is 64 tracks...) and I need to bounce tracks. That should be really easy, but the manual is throwing me off. Maybe I'm reading it wrong. Anyboby have one of these things?	BC	0	2451	Jul 2, 2008 by BC
	Best mic for COMPUTER recording (Preview) To clarify, I am a newbie to songwriting, and we're going to be getting a computer pretty soon to help aid in songwriting. Whether you use Cakewalk, Sonar, MasterWriter or any other songwriting/mixing program, what kind of vocal mic do you use to record your vocals to your hard drive? And how does the...	The TuneHead	2	1491	Nov 20, 2007 by The TuneHead
	Strawbale Studio (Preview) Hello all. I am thinkingof building a strawbale studio. I would be grateful for any guidance anyone is able to offer such as the pros and cons etc etc	Aussie_pirate	2	1422	May 4, 2007 by Aussie_pirate
	A cheaper studio means more time to wk on ur Tunes! (Preview) There was a time, back in the 70's, when bands would enter the studio for months or even longer. The end product was usually better for it, I think. We record at a very fast pace, usually 4 tunes at a time and In hate it! I understand monetary concerns so I live with it, but it's hard not t...	Jlamont	6	1298	Dec 13, 2006 by SteveHanlon
	Digital vs Analog (Preview) Of course, with the advent of digital recording, everything is cheaper and faster and somewhat easier, we still like the warm "attitude" of analog however. When given the chance, we still record analog, we just mix dig and ana. We usually make the bed on digital, a pro tools desk, and the...	Jlamont	0	1613	Dec 12, 2006 by Jlamont
	What's your favorite condenser Mic? (Preview) I'm looking to expand my collection. Anyone have a personal favorite? Anyone use any of the BLUE products? I have some Shure, AKG and Audio Technica. I'm looking for something with a flat response, interested primarily in something that would be particularly good for vocals. Any recs? :Coffeema...	Coffee Anon	2	1476	Dec 11, 2006 by Coffee Anon
	ok, another one (Preview) This is very important, and I am prolonging doing the dishes on account of it. I'm starting to experiment with recording on GarageBand, and am also currently playing around with a trial version of Amadeus II. I can do a lot with Amadeus but how do I take a file from that program and import it into Gara...	AcousticSoul	3	1385	Oct 19, 2006 by Jack
	MacBook? (Preview) Hey folks. I'm really antsy to start doing home recording, of both studio and live variety. My MacBook obviously has Garageband but I'm wondering if there are other (maybe better) Mac-friendly tools I should know about. For example, I know that ProTools has a free version of their software...	AcousticSoul	2	1315	Oct 17, 2006 by Jack
	Recording floor (Preview) I have a new room to work in. It has carpet which I intend to remove. All things being equal, does a concrete floor have as good a reflective ability as a wood floor? I'm thinking take out carpet, maybe even ceramic tile would get it done. Concrete, wood or some other dense covering. Where can I lo...	Jack	8	1348	Oct 17, 2006 by Jack
	Cakewalk Homestudio9 (Preview) Does anyone know why when you have midi tracks and audio tracks and you try to mix them down to wave format you lose the midi? The only alternative I've found is to mix down to 2 stereo tracks on the "bouce to tracks" option to get it all on one set and then convert to MP3. But then you wind up losi...	Mark Frimmel	6	1538	Aug 18, 2006 by Coffee Anon
	What mic(s) do you use for vocals? (Preview) I like shure 57's for demo and live, but I'm looking for a new recording mic.	GG	9	1550	Jul 8, 2006 by Jack
	Conputer Recording (Preview) I have 2 questions for some one ( any one ) # 1. Dose any one use CAKEWALK for recording. # 2. If so can you use it to change the key of a song?	Eddie Gordon	3	2394	Apr 20, 2006 by Alex Stevens
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