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As far as the intro for the song is concerned....... Should I just skip it, and start the song right where the vocals come in? Steven

Smada, You can go out of your BR-8 "Line Out" and into your sound card. You will need a cable that has a 1/8 inch end and to RCA ends. RCA ends go from "Line Out" right and left.. then run the cable into the 1/8 input on your sound card. Then run it into Cakewalk or something like that...

Very cool. Thanks for the tip. That was the first time I tried recording the guitars in the bathroom. The room is completely tiled. Floor-Walls-Ceiling. Sounds like it was a bad choice. Bummer. Steven

By the way. All of the guitar parts were recorded in my bathroom. LOL. I would never record a acoustic guitar without a mic. I actually thought they sounded pretty good. What gave you the impression that I plugged directly in? Steven

Do you really think the vocals need to come up? They seem to stand out fine to me in my studio. Steven

I am just finishing a Demo CD and I want to make sure I put my best songs on this disk. I am looking for some good feedback on one particular song. The song is called "Slow Train". Please take a listen and be honest with me if you think this song belongs on a Demo that I will be sending out...

Does the BR-532 or BR-8 have phantom power? Answer: No Can you input the drum machine on the 532 to the final mix? Answer: Yes Does the bass simulator drop down guitar parts to sound like bass parts? Answer: Yes I hope that helped. Steven

Ben, I would not suggest going into the P.A. then into the VS. THis could damage your equipment. You can however go into a mixing board, then go into the VS. Just watch your levels. I agree with you about recording acoustic guitars with a mic. Thats how I do it too. Check out the song "SLOW...

John, Thanks for listening. I have a couple drum machines I use. I dont use the rhythm guide for any of my songs. I do however use the rhythm guide for a solid tempo for acoustic songs. But I dont use it in the final mixdown. The bass simulater is really cool. I have used it before. But I own...

John, Welcome to the awesome world of home recording. I have the BR-8 and I run my songs into Cakewalk Homestudio 2002. I am VERY happy with all of the results I am getting. If your interested, check out some tunes. I did them all with the set up I just described...

Benny, I am No longer having any problems with my volume levels. When you say your "recording level is too low." What do you mean? Does it sound low on the BR-8? (if you answer YES to this try recording at higher levels. Or does it sound low once you burn to CD? If the problem is that your...

Benny, Thanks for listening. I use a Audio-Technica AT4033 studio mic. I run my vocal mic into my Board (Behringer EuroRack MX 1804X) , Then I go from the board into the BR-8. When my song is complete in the BR-8 I mix down into Cakewalk Homestudio 2002. the Right signal from the BR-8 gets...

There has already been some great responses on this topic. But I thought I would throw in my 2 cents anyway. I ran into the same problems when I first started transferring my BR-8 tunes to my CD burner. Before I bought Cakewalk Home Studio 2002, I had to CRANK the volume on my BR-8 to get a...

Doug. I am laughing my ass off about the idea of collaborating with people from different places. I actually came up with that idea a few months ago. But I forgot about it because I figured I would get laughed at by others. Glad to know that I am not the only one who has had that idea come into...

I have always wanted to ask this question. But I figured I could look for the answer myself. As luck would have it. I cant find the answer. So, here I am with my question. I currently have Cakewalk HS2002 on my system. It came with a program called Fruity Loops. I want to know how I import...

Thanks for your response... The tips you gave are the methods I have been using. So, it sounds like I am doing things right. I just wanted to check. Thanks. Steven BTW.. Is there any situation offsetting is recommended? Guitars/Drums or anything else?

For the answer to your question. Please refer to the thread titled "BR8 Wave Converter" on this same board. Good Luck Steven

I am trying to figure out how to do some track offsetting on my BR-8. I want to thicken up the vocals on one of my songs, and I just cant figure out the whole offset thing. What I am hoping to do is copy the vocal track to another blank track and then offset the copied track. Am I missing...

Hey Doug... I dont use that wave converter either.. I run out of my BR-8 (digital out) and into my Sound card on my computer.... Then I run it into Cakewalk. I get a great sound. and I have no interest in any wave converter. Because I can do everything with my software. Good Luck. Steven...

Hey Erland......... Check this out. I did all of these songs on my Boss BR-8. Same as the 532, just 4 more tracks. Lemme know what you think. Steven