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my setup last time, it is funny:

I love to do that when recording live, with bass and drums, you have some more options without recording (sometimes) a useless wall of guitars...

perfect!

https://aitorochoa.bandcamp.com/track/in-the-wild thanks! it is recorded with two cheap prodipe TT1 into an Akai Mg614, mixed later in logic pro x.

https://aitorochoa.bandcamp.com/track/in-the-wild

dont use glue or epoxy, it would be worse, use some tape on all the borders and stick it all to the big plastic cover to keep the plastic piece in place, al around except where it makes contact with underneath bottons

I really liked it, but I'm not the best to comment, I love each and every second of that album. :) I have to finish a cover of "second coming" I started last month :)

Check if it is really erasing or just layering sounds, and clean the heads again.... It happens on all tracks?

Hello, How are going the recordings on the Mg614?

https://aitorochoa.bandcamp.com/track/fuck-you

In my main band, I write all the songs, but once we start to play it together, we talk a lot about dynamics, removing or adding parts, everyone is free to say anything, we can try and at least, you can have good laughs with any absurd idea, and sometimes, thats what the song needed... and some...

There is an AKAI MG 614 on ebay for $2,150, that crazy....

Fender Supersonic 22?

the door maybe just a loose spring or something like that, anyway, have you cleaned the heads before playing the tape? or played any other tapes?

Im a happy with logic and harrison mixbus.

love the walnut panels:guitar:

Aitor, from Spain, I've playing guitar and singing in bands since i was 14. Mostly rock, blues and lots of punk. My main band and our last record.

thanks, I will surely buy it! Could you share maybe one of those tricks? thanks anyway!

Hello all. I'd love to know some tricks you may have learned or discover for using portastudios. I currently have a Tascam 244 and a Akai Mg614, and I am quite happy with them. I know some people like to record takes pushing a little the eq on the high side to prevent a later base or muddy...

DR is the perfect amp. I use a supersonic 22, something based on this but with a gain channel, but I could play my whole life with a stock deluxe reverb.