SoNicJ78 wrote: Hi Den,
My fav is Adobe Auditions you can record multitracks, cut and paste. like record 4 different parts of an erhu piece but all played by you. record or play any track to use as a backing track.
its like a recording studio in your room.
check it out.
SonicJ78
I realize that my question about tricks of the trade seem like such a simpleton question , deserving an ? award but if I hadnt accidentally found qchord omnichord audacity mini-sized voice recorder......... I couldve gone a long time not knowing about them. that just got me thinkin there is lots of stuff more to be found out.
sonic, you bet I will be checking out that adobe auditions prg. soon enough ! thanks for that.
and Clyde, thanks for the compliment but because of the mini voice recorder thing, I can see (hear) just how far I have to go with overcoming the tone-deaf thing. It helps immensely hearing my playback how much work I need to stick into nailing down the note more precise. so strange how I cannot detect that readily while actually playing. still has me baffled how that works. I like the idea of tinkering with a background noise and the omnichord seems like the "saved" chords sequence can be played back on demand via a footswitch. I have a replacement copy of pinnacle Studio 8 coming in the mail to fix my busted one. with that I can run the camcorder thing into the computer and studio 8 will allow me to capture short segments of a longer running recording.
I just never had any luck with the audacity though, not intuitive to me I guess. and I got just the one recording to get in, the simplest feature, and it sounded not good. wasnt me this time haha
Den
Last edited on Wed Jun 11th, 2008 04:38 pm by Den
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