Introduction to Multitrack Computer Interface Recording

[jimmys69]

Feel like you are wasting your time yet? ^^^lol! Fun stuff here.....

[Sith2112]

Thanks for this post. Very informative for us Noobs getting the home recording scene.

Sith2112

[Sciflyer]

Very helpful post. I am very new to the world of analog-to-digital recording and I found the information to be very easy to follow.

[shanu4]

nice info thanks you very much

[dainbramage]

Now pan one track completely to the left, the other to the right. The tracks should be almost identical but just different enough to give you a rich wide sound that can not be achieved by using a single mono track.

I just realised why stereo delays sound so good. "Phased thickening" of the sound at below 0.07ms or so delay time. The stereo aspect! Doh!

Other than that, excellent article.

[jerry001]

This is Jerry Portal.
Recently i have joined this forum. I am here just to say hello and welcome to all of you.

[jimmys69]

Howdy there Jerry! Good to have you.

[Jordan-Tom]

Thanks for the tutorial. I shall have to read over it a few times and put it into practise before I take it all in.

[thinfinn]

Very good article, seeing as I am looking for an interface at the moment. Many thanks!

[klocuch]

Superior tutorial. Bests!