MDM-X4MKII QUESTIONS

[muzeman]

DOES ANYONE HAVE ANY INFO ON THE SONY MDM-X4MKII 4 TRACK.I CAN'T GET ANYTHING FROM THE SONY WEBSITE,THE ONLY INFO I,VE GOTTON IS FROM THE SAM ASH WEBSITE.THEY CLAIM THE UNIT IS CAPABLE OF VIRTUAL TRACKS!IS THIS POSSIBLE WITH A MINIDISC?
IF ANYONE HAS ONE OR HAS USED ONE PLEASE LET ME KNOW WHAT YOU THINK.
ANY LINKS ALSO APPRECIATED.
THANKS

[jontflesh]

Muzeman,
I have that 4 track what would you like to know?
There is not too much info that I have found on it besides the spec's.

jontflesh

[jontflesh]

I guess I should actually re-read before I post, sheesh I suck!
I have not really used the Virtual tracks on the recorder but I know it has something in the manual about the process. I will try and take a peek at it tonight and let you know what I find out!


jontflesh

[The Green Hornet]

Yo Man of Muse:

May the muses favor you.

I would have to say that there are virtual tracks on the Sony you refer to.

There are virtual tracks on my Yamaha MD-8; 8 of them per channel.

I've just figured out part of the secret of how to access them which has to do with setting the ins/outs of the tracks.

Since 8 tracks are usually plenty for me, I haven't HAD to use the virtual tracks. I can usually have the talent sing on two or three tracks and then pick the best one. But, usually a good take doesn't take long if the talent has talent.

Enjoy, but 8 tracks is much better than 4; you don't have to fudge around with bouncing and lose control of each part when you go to mixing down.

Green Hornet

[Charlie Mosbrook]

Looking thrue the users manual, I don't see anything.
One easy way to create virtual tracks is to make copys of the song.
Good Luck

[The Green Hornet]

YO Yo YO:

I guess the Sony must have been a cheap unit. Or, the Sony engineers are lost in virtual reality or continuous ambiguity.

Green Hornet

[muzeman]

Thanks guys,
I appreciate all the info,it was very helpful.
muzeman

[STRATEGY]

no virtual tracks on mdm-x4 mark II.


STRATEGY