Home | FAQ | Server | Presentations | Mailing Lists/Archives | Member Tools | Links | Sponsors | ContactHome | FAQ | Server | Presentations | Mailing Lists/Archives | Member Tools | Links | Sponsors | Contact> 2) analog might be better than digital. > This seems to be one of those religious questions thought. I would definitely agree with that statement. Just be sure to have some good placement of phantom powered microphones, and top quality cables for guitars and other instruments with electronic pickups and I believe an analog original recording can be far superior. With a good CD recorder component (preferably one with record on the fly functions) it is easy to mix your original recording down to a digital format. The only problem now is obtaining high quality analog media (i.e. cassettes), which becoming more difficult to find and purchase. --Adam _______________________________________ Adam C. Fallert IML University of Missouri - Columbia Columbia, MO. 65202 Phone: (573) 884-5611 mailto:EMAIL:PROTECTED ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ________________________________ From: EMAIL:PROTECTED on behalf of Matt Klaric Sent: Thu 1/11/2007 8:53 PM To: MLUG Members Subject: Re: [MLUG] multitrack digital recording On 1/11/07, Mike Miller <EMAIL:PROTECTED> wrote: I don't know how many of you guys are into this, but I think some of you are, so I'll post my question here. This isn't necessarily a Linux question, but I would definitely be interested in Linux answers. I want to get some kind of digital recording equipment. Maybe it can all be done on a good computer with appropriate software and a good sound card. I have no idea. I guess I would lean toward more some sort of stand-alone device. Although I can't say that I know all that much about the topic, I'll throw in my two cents. I actually recently ran into an article that talks about somethings that might be relevant. Check it out: http://www.comomusic.com/comolibrary.php?todo=read&articleid=15 The summary of it is this: 1) if you're doing digital recording/mixing you might be better off with a software solution because it's easier and cheaper to upgrade. 2) analog might be better than digital. This seems to be one of those religious questions thought. That's all I've got. --matt
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