daryl
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Just thought I'll get some help here. I am very bad with computers and I find the constant maintenance issues irritating. I was wondering what other alternatives there are?
I do not search for a industry standard kind of sound, a lo-fi sound would do fine. I am looking to record mainly drums, vocals, guitar and piano.
I am also curious with the concept of "bouncing" tracks. It gives a lower quality sound but that somehow is desirable to my ears. So, a basic 4/8 track would be enough for me.
So, if I'm not wrong, I am just looking for a recorder. I have a Wharfedale Pro Pm600 mixer which I think should be fine. So the lineup would be something like sound > mic > pm600 > recorder?
Portability would be a huge plus.. Does anyone have any specific products/range of products they would like to recommend? Thanks a bunch.
Edit: Oh, and budget shouldn't be a problem. Unless it's ridiculously expensive.
I do not search for a industry standard kind of sound, a lo-fi sound would do fine. I am looking to record mainly drums, vocals, guitar and piano.
I am also curious with the concept of "bouncing" tracks. It gives a lower quality sound but that somehow is desirable to my ears. So, a basic 4/8 track would be enough for me.
So, if I'm not wrong, I am just looking for a recorder. I have a Wharfedale Pro Pm600 mixer which I think should be fine. So the lineup would be something like sound > mic > pm600 > recorder?
Portability would be a huge plus.. Does anyone have any specific products/range of products they would like to recommend? Thanks a bunch.
Edit: Oh, and budget shouldn't be a problem. Unless it's ridiculously expensive.
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