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    Tips on arranging songs

    I was wondering if anyone would like to share ideas on how they personally arrange music..from structure to how they build an emotional rollercoaster through a song from start to finish..by changing which instruments are heard etc through different pieces of the song.
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    Mixing down to CD-R

    I overheard a guy in a music store saying that you can mix down to a Phillips CD-R simply by plugging a BR-8 straight into it. He says you don't even need to put it through a computer, nor use a digital cable. Is this true? Are there any major sonic disadvantages to not using a digital cable?
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    Doctor Beat :)

    Hey..I don't play drums..so be nice :) I'm getting a BR-8 next weekend at this huge Roland/Boss sale where they're discounting a whole heap of stuff. Anyway, I don't know how to play drums..but I understand timing and theory etc so I figure I'll get myself a drum machine and lay down drum tracks...
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    Probably a dumb question

    Hoo boy I bet I get brained for this one..even in newbies! Roland/Boss are having a *big* sale near me soon, and I'm planning on picking up a BR-8 for home recording. Other than my instruments and fx pedals (which I already own), this was the list of things I figured I needed to buy: * Boss...
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    Phantom Power

    I was originally planning to buy a Shure SM-58 to record vocals on a BR-8, then I figured I may as well get a cheap condenser mic. Then I read a review of the BR-8 which said that there was no phantom power. Condenser mics need phantom power, right? Does this mean I can't use a condenser mic on...
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    the ghost who talks...Phantom Power

    I'm a couple of weeks away from picking up a BR-8. I read an article in Guitarist that said there was no phantom power for the mic input. I have a Shure SM-58, but was planning to pick up a lower-end condenser. I read somewhere else that condenser mics use phantom power. Does this mean that I...
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