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That's what I'm doing now in Mixcraft 5 but, I'd like to try to automate it. But, it does the trick....for now!

Richie.....funny you should say that! On an earlier recommendation from you, I DL'd Mixcraft 5 trial version and liked it so much, I bought the box version a couple of days later. I find myself needing to create some drum tracks as well and just the DL'd Beatcraft trial version yesterday. I...

Click on the drop down arrow to the right of the "arm" button. Select the channel you're NOT hearing. Done. BTW....I started using Mixcraft 5 in June and love how easy to use it is. Their online Tech Support is very good as well.

Guitar Center has holds a series of four free home recording workshops on Saturdays at 10am. They're free and are a great way to get an intro to home recording. Check their website. You'll see Home Recording Workshops listed in the LH side. Each weeks topic is listed inside. You don't have...

I'm using Mixcraft 5 as well. It's a great program. Don't see the need for anything else! I have an M-Audio KeyRig49 for regular keyboard type MIDI work and a small, compact ION Discover 25 mini-key from Musicians Friend for $29. I use it to beat out drum tracks and, if I need to take it...

I still use my Boss Micro BR to record band rehearsals regularly.

If you've got a Guitar Center nearby, they hold a series of four, free, one hour recording workshops on Saturday mornings. There are four different subject areas they cover and they just continually rotate them. They're not high pressure sales pitches and they take you through the recording...

Sound quality is pretty good. I just recently ordered an external Tascam condensor mic for it that uses the built in "plug-in power" feature. It's similar to phantom power and used in some micro size recorders. It's handy cause I can throw it in my gig bag and, with a 1Gb Smart Card and AC...

I use a Boss Micro BR for just that purpose. Works great.....small too.

My "main" instrument is bass guitar. I also play some guitar as well as dabble(d) in mando and harp as well.

There are a couple of things you need top decide first. What do you want to accomplish with it? What's your budget? My 5 year old Boss Micro BR works great for what I use it for......recording band rehearsals. I then transfer it to my DAW, edit out the junk and dead space and make copies for...

I have a Micro BR as well and the mic input supports mini-condensor mics that are either battery powered or have the ability to use "Plug In Power".

In the meantime, while you're waiting, take a read through this...... https://homerecording.com/bbs/general-discussions/newbies/introduction-multitrack-computer-interface-recording-323561/

Do yourself a HUGE favor. Read this before you do ANYTHING....... https://homerecording.com/bbs/general-discussions/newbies/introduction-multitrack-computer-interface-recording-323561/

My best advice to you is.....before you spend ANY money. Get a better, basic understanding of what multi-track recording is, how it works and what it is you're trying to accomplish with it. I'm getting the impression that you haven't really done that yet. Equipment can range from relatively...

I bought my Boss Micro used for about $65. Works great for what I use it for....band rehearsals and quick ideas. Though is has the capability to record multiple tracks and do mix downs as well, there's NO way I could conceive of even wanting to attempt to mix down demos on it. IMHO, a...

Before you spend any money, you're going to have to define what you mean as a "demo". If you're just passing out recordings to band members, a standalone recorder will suffice. If you're intention is to "demo" your songs to club and bar owners or, the general public then no, a standalone...

There's not alot of difference between off the shelf, store-bought systems anymore. If you have a budget and the system requirements in hand, it's time to go shopping........the biggest bang for the buck is additional memory.

The system requirements should be on the package.

I have a pair of the Behringer Ms16's and they're just meh.......they're basically multi-media speakers and, with the purchase of a used pair of M-Audio AV-40's, that's what they're being used as. Other than that, all I can say is my interface, monitors and MIDI keyboard are all M-Audio...