Live recording

[Tonemaster]

hey !!!
I have had some good results and have heard of others getting better results recording live to minidisc - unfortunately only 2 tracks but with the right man on the mixer
How is your experience?

[The Green Hornet]

Yo ToneofdaMasta:]

They also make an 8 track minidisc recorder: the Yamaha MD8. I have one and it still sits in my studio; however, with the advent of my 2816 by Yam, I don't use the MD8 much any more. I did some good stuff on the MD8 and was amazed at some remixes I did from MD8 into 16 bit sound via the 2816.

So, two tracks on the minidisc won't get you too far but if you're having fun, do it.

Green Hornet

[Tonemaster]

Thanx Green - the ol DAW does most tricks but the MD with stereo mikes gets some places you just can't go with considerable convenience.All I need now is a rechargeable battery.The Sony one is unique and costs $70 here which is repugnant to my parsimoniousness

[The Green Hornet]

Yo ToneMaster:

Go on line and search for battery suppliers. A short time ago it was time to replace my cell phone battery. Local store wanted 35 dollars. Ten minutes on line and I got the best battery available for 18 dollars and a few dollars shipping. Maybe you can luck out if you take a look on the net.


Green Hornet

[Tonemaster]

Thanx dude I'll try but this baby looks uNuSuAl

[The Green Hornet]

Yo ToneMaster:

One other thought just came to me; I have this old flip phone by Motorola, like Capt. Kirk's old phone. Quite a neat phone. When the rechargeable batteries died, I took one to Radio Shack. I paid them and in four days my new battery was in the mail.

You might try Radio Shack.

Green Hornet