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Subject:simple recording Posted by: Dave Jaybird Date:7/18/2012 1:14:47 PM I wish to record using a multi track set up, IE. track 1 guitar, track 2, vocal then maybe add bass, piano, harmonica etc. all acoustic instruments. I am in the process of obtaining the required interface, condenser mikes and anything else I am likely to need , its been a good few years since i was in a recording studio but I think I'll be OK with the mixing and final mix-down. I am using Acid Music Studio 8.0. I am hoping someone out there will be able to help this old blues musician with a few tips, tricks and downright cheating ! I know a few moves of my own, I can mike acoustic guitars, pianos and even uilieann pipes. Hope to hear from someone soon. many thanks Dave J.
Subject:RE: simple recording Reply by: Geoff_Wood Date:7/18/2012 3:32:04 PM Good on you for taking the leap. The Help 'Overview' and User Manual is a good place to start. The rest is pretty much self-explanatory, but do ask on anything that turns out not to be. geoff

Subject:simple recording

Posted by: Dave Jaybird

Date:7/18/2012 1:14:47 PM

I wish to record using a multi track set up, IE. track 1 guitar, track 2, vocal then maybe add bass, piano, harmonica etc. all acoustic instruments. I am in the process of obtaining the required interface, condenser mikes and anything else I am likely to need , its been a good few years since i was in a recording studio but I think I'll be OK with the mixing and final mix-down.
I am using Acid Music Studio 8.0.
I am hoping someone out there will be able to help this old blues musician with a few tips, tricks and downright cheating ! I know a few moves of my own, I can mike acoustic guitars, pianos and even uilieann pipes. Hope to hear from someone soon. many thanks Dave J.

Subject:RE: simple recording

Reply by: Geoff_Wood

Date:7/18/2012 3:32:04 PM

Good on you for taking the leap. The Help 'Overview' and User Manual is a good place to start. The rest is pretty much self-explanatory, but do ask on anything that turns out not to be.

geoff