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Old 03-29-2006
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Question Recording drums on a Korg D4

I recently bought a Korg D4 digital 4 track. I have recorded guitar, bass, vox, and background vox. I wanted to know if anyone knew how to record real live drums on the recorder. I have drum machine samples in the recorder, but I wanted to incoorporate my own drumming with the songs. I do have some nady drum mics, so if anyone could tell me how to go about recording drums on the Korg D4, I'd greatly appreciate it.
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