music recorder digital
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Amek Digital Avid Kramer Samson Sony Recording Studio Equipment Editing music |  |
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US $6,615.84 | 25d 11h 45m |
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NEW Reed Kotler TR 1000 Digital Music Study Recorder | |
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US $49.99 | 24d 15h 10m |
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Art of Digital Music Pro Audio Recording Book DVD ROM | |
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US $27.95 | 22d 6h 45m |
good sounding music recorder?
i need something that's semi-CHEAP!
but just a decent sound.
i had a four track but i lost it
a four track(or something like that) is what i'm looking.
i haven't tried the digital i've not found one under 500$.
Jacob - There are many great recorders out there now for under $500 in the US:
http://www.zzounds.com/cat--Removable-Digital-Media-Multitracks--2882
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Amek Digital Avid Kramer Samson Sony Recording Studio Equipment Editing music | |
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US $6,615.84 | 25d 11h 45m |
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NEW Reed Kotler TR 1000 Digital Music Study Recorder | |
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US $49.99 | 24d 15h 10m |
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Art of Digital Music Pro Audio Recording Book DVD ROM | |
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US $27.95 | 22d 6h 45m |
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Pocketrak C24 Digital Audio Recorder Yamaha Music Solutions | |
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US $207.99 | 21d 15h 28m |
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NICE Fostex D 108 8 Track Digital Recorder with 80 gig Hard drive music cd dvd | |
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US $449.99 | 13d 18h 59m |
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Recording in the Digital World Music Studio Gear Book | |
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US $29.95 | 11d 21h 8m |
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3 Computer Music Magazine DVDs Digital DJ CMUS13 CMUS17 CMUS18 Record Guitar | |
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US $9.99 | 3d 21h 44m |
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Roland VS 890 24 Bit Pro Audio Digital Studio Workstation Music Recorder Nice NR | |
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US $150.00 | 1d 14h 56m |
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Olympus WS 500 M Digital Voice Recorder WMA MP3 Music Player | |
8 Bids | US $12.50 | 1d 21h 12m |
MP3 MP4 Video Camera DV Movie Music Digital Player Recorder
Home Recording Studio - Free Tips and Essential Resources
Building a home recording studio has never been more popular with the advance in recording studio equipment. Home Music Recording has found a solid blend of digital recording products and music recording knowledge to help you start your own home recording studio.
Easy Steps to Making Music On Your Home Computer
Any computer purchased in the last couple of years has the basic hardware for recording music. Computers with a hard drive smaller than 2Gb and a CPU slower then 100mhz is going to limit you to a few tracks at best. The faster and bigger your home computer, the more powerful your digital recording capabilities can be. Besides your computer, all you need is a microphone and some software, and you're ready to create.
Multi-track recording software is fairly easy to use. You do not need a math degree to figure them out. Many programs are geared specifically for regular musicians, and most offer a minimum of 8-track digital home recording. Some programs come equipped with virtual drum features, full MIDI capabilities, and multi-effects.
Actually, home recording is as easy as loading your software into your computer, jacking your mic into the sound card, and playing. Soloists can record one rhythm track, then create another lead track while your previous track plays back into your professional headphones, then add vocals on a third track.You can continue adding as many tracks as your computer and software can handle.
Most software lets you add effects on all tracks. A word to the wise: even the fastest computers start slowing down with too many simultaneous effects in real time. Usually these 'bogs' will sound fine when you mix down, when the processor can handle more effects because it isn't fixed to real time.
Computer noise can be a pain when recording. The best thing to do is to put your computer under your desk. Even better, buy extra long cables for all you peripherals and put your computer in the next room.
Of course you'll want to pick up a few other cool things. Perhaps a better sound card, maybe a sound mixer desk, certainly a superior mic and preamp, and probably a MIDI keyboard. And then you'll need to burn your own CDs.
Keeping Your Gear Current
Most people know that good home recording studio maintenance means cleaning and dusting rack modules, de-fragmenting hard drives, calibrating recorders and effects, and other details that help keep your gear in top operating condition.
When you're performing your regular maintenance, don't forget the software part of your setup. Thanks to the Internet, updates, drivers for A/D converters, plugins and upgrades for DAWs and soft synths, and the latest operating systems for computers and keyboards are just a click away. These updates generally offer feature enhancements, bug fixes, and/or expanded support for additional gear, plus they are tend to be free!
Whatever you do, have great fun building and operating your home recording studio!
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