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Yep you can make copies louder with less bass content. Its a trade off.

I hav been working in PT10 ever since it has been out. I don't dare update anything as I like what I have and I know that PT is now subscription based. I use and RME Fireface UFX as my interface and I love the setup. I have some decent plug ins and have always been able to do what I needed with thi...

How can I make it sound less like me singing along with myself using only analogue techniques? Yep, done this many times. Just mimic various singers on the different tracks . . most of us singers have a few favorites that we can mimic. And it's fun too. HELL YESS! Gotta do the dance/moves,as well. ...

I hesitate to post this here because (a) I'm a little embarrassed that I need to ask after all this time and (b) I'm not even 100% what I should ask, but: I've been making my little home recordings on and off for years now, at this point my old band is kaput & I'm just making music for fun, which i...

I've never tried a bottom mic on snare . . maybe someday.

Btw, was 1970 when I first plugged in ..and from that day on never had a pedal on the floor.

I'm somewhat pedal ignorant. I bought a Danelecro distortion at the pawn shop, and have a couple of phasers and that's it. I was cutting some accent rhythm guitar last week using my Vox AC15. To get it to break up with an ASAT special I had it CRANKED. I had it in iso because it would have killed t...

Obviously people do. And I'm not very experienced at recording drums, so I'll say that up front. But I have always gotten enough hat via the overheads, and found it hard to keep the snare from bleeding into the hat mic, so I stopped mic-ing the hat. Any similar/different experiences or advice? I am...

Mark wrote: ↑

Tue Oct 06, 2020 4:36 pm

How can I make it sound less like me singing along with myself using only analogue techniques?

Yep, done this many times. Just mimic various singers on the different tracks . . most of us singers have a few favorites that we can mimic. And it's fun too.

Also you can throw a 57 on the snare and crank it up in the mix. And stick several pieces of tape on the cymbals.

i believe the last model made was the tascam 414mkIII. they were still being sold in the Aughts. My guess is that the Tascam MF-P01 was the last one released; it was announced in January 2002. The date on the service manual for the 424mkIII was May 1999. yes but they were still selling 414 and 424 ...

Yep ..goes fast for me.

Today? ..100 Watt Vipers ! ! . . .The only plugged-in band I'll listen to.

Btw, they're all retired right? . . anyone know when the last one was made ?

Hook-up lines from recorders outputs to the board ...and use mic, line, tape-in select switch to control signal flows. The manuals should explain it, I'd study them thoroughly.