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Subject:Multi Track recording
Posted by: adeguire
Date:3/15/1999 2:14:54 PM
I'm a first time user who is probably to anxious to get some tracks down to read the manual .But I want to do some tracks and have got my guitar plugged into my soundcard. I've laid down one test track and I now want to do some overdubs on separate tracks. I scanned the manual quickly but couldn't find anything on overdubbing. Help would be appreciated. |
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Subject:Re: Multi Track recording
Reply by: igoran
Date:3/24/1999 9:59:41 PM
SF is great for editing and processing sound, but it's not designed for multitracking. Try Samplitude or Cakewalk Audio and you'll get a multitrack recorder with separate independent and perfectly synchronized tracks. I use Cakewalk and easily get up to 12 mono tracks of CD quality. But your sound card's gotta be fully duplex, so that you can hear the previously recorded tracks and the ones which are being recorded! Igor. Andre DeGuire wrote: >>I'm a first time user who is probably to anxious to get some tracks >>down to read the manual >>.But I want to do some tracks and have got my guitar plugged into my >>soundcard. I've laid down >>one test track and I now want to do some overdubs on separate tracks. >>I scanned the manual >>quickly but couldn't find anything on overdubbing. Help would be >>appreciated. >> |
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Subject:Re: Multi Track recording
Reply by: raze
Date:7/5/1999 11:54:00 AM
Andre DeGuire wrote: >>I'm a first time user who is probably to anxious to get some tracks down to read the manual >>.But I want to do some tracks and have got my guitar plugged into my soundcard. I've laid down >>one test track and I now want to do some overdubs on separate tracks. I scanned the manual >>quickly but couldn't find anything on overdubbing. Help would be appreciated. I just use paste speciaal yo over dub... choose copy ----then put the curser where you want to overdub and the program puts it ther it's quite easy after you do it |
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Subject:Re: Multi Track recording
Reply by: raze
Date:7/5/1999 11:54:00 AM
Andre DeGuire wrote: >>I'm a first time user who is probably to anxious to get some tracks down to read the manual >>.But I want to do some tracks and have got my guitar plugged into my soundcard. I've laid down >>one test track and I now want to do some overdubs on separate tracks. I scanned the manual >>quickly but couldn't find anything on overdubbing. Help would be appreciated. I just use paste speciaal yo over dub... choose copy ----then put the curser where you want to overdub and the program puts it ther it's quite easy after you do it |