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Trendy! Why who records on cassette... it was never a thing.. well not in England.. Why would you choose to record on cassette.?

Well it does not explain why you would record on cassette.. would be interesting to hear your view.

Kate Bush Wuthering Heights...it's as is fundamentally. Recorded on a trusty old Soundcraft desk.

Why would you ever want to record on cassette still in this day and age? I have rare recording of my band that I put up here from the eighties that was recorded live to cassette, but would never wish to record that way again.

You can overdub anything but the problems may occure because you have to replicate it in time. If you can play the hi hats in time go for it. As for vsts hi hats I would think that is a problem as you will not get the wo and flutter of a live player, it will be precise and I am taking it you...

Just caught up with around 7 of your tracks...great band and I love the music.

Hurts big time......lost my career and life for a few years but back on track now..better late than never... but onward and upward.. this is my bass player..even my best mates can't replicate what he did.x

Check out Level 42 'Lessons in Love' youtube sure you will like it.

It was meant as a compliment mate, maybe lost in American/English translation...chill all is cool. Level 42 is an English Funk band from the 80s..one of our best or more commercially successful and well admired funk bands

I am in the same position, my bass player died. No way on earth I can replicate what he did....But if you have a video I suggest you slow it down super slow to try and catch the chords. Best of luck.

Right... google is your best friend.

Very 'level 42'

Trying to be polite, but a lot don't follow the NASA lies..we are entitled to our opinion as are you.

Ableton DAW is doing a free trial at the moment, that definitely converts audio to midi to a point. Better if you have stem files obviously. Give it a go. Why what are you doing? https://www.ableton.com/en/trial/

I think a lot of drummers actually write music too. Look at Phil Collins for example..especially keyboards..just a link to my mate messing around on the drums.

Cool home of Goth Rock.

That's sweet.

No, it was the reverb units of the time and how they were produced. Reverb production which is a big secret is no where near what it was then, that was the point I was making. Production is an art form that evolved form the late 70s/early 80s..spawning maverick producers such as Steve Lillywhite.