Re: Recording guitar music on a PC

Date: Tue, 4 Mar 2003 11:22:14 -0600
Newsgroups: alt.guitar
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I would agree w/ the mic/mixer route as well. Wthout even having to buy
a new soundcard, you could purchase a micro-sized mixer by behringer (8
channel, 4 mic, 4 line) for around $80,
http://www.zzounds.com/love.music?p=p.BEHMX802A&z=1631635933131
then pick up a mic or 2, maybe even a used shure 57/58 on ebay. If
interested in a very powerful, inexpensive software solution for
multitrack, you might try n-track studio. http://www.fasoft.com/ .16
bit version is$45, 24bit $69.
You could also pickup a multi in-out soundcard for a little over $200 in
the Maudio Delta series. Anyway hope this helps. If you don't need the
soundcard though, the mixer mic combo could be had for under $200.
Peace,
Pilgrim
"Xeromus" <email-address-deleted> wrote in message
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: try to get a fostex mr-8 digital 8 track. You can record right on the
: unit then plug usb into your computer, import it, and edit there
:
: - Dan
:
: On Tue, 04 Mar 2003 10:03:18 GMT, "Tetsuo" <email-address-deleted> wrote:
:
: >I have a PC, 50$ and an internet connection.
: >I don't have a mic or anything else than my amp and my guitars ever
since I
: >sold all my Korg pedals and all that other stuff that I suddenly
thought
: >wasn't needed anymore (stupid me).
: >What do you think is the best method of recording and composing
multiple
: >layered guitar pieces on my computer? Should I use lines or mics? I
think I
: >know enough about software, but any hints there are welcome as well.
: >Thanks for any help again,
: