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when you know how to do it: mic! when you wanna have some demos or some warm and clean lead tones try direct! there's no better, you have to try in order to achieve the sound you want.

keep in mind that you can't change that much when sending a stereo signal of the drums to the 388...when the bass and the guitars come the drumsound can get muddy or the bass of the drums gets burried in the mix because of the bass, it's better to have at least four tracks for the drums (bass, 2...

thanx i'll try,although i recorded at really low levels (-6 to -3 db) I just mastered a bit but the sound was already there before the transfer to 'puter. well the problem is, when i turn up the highs and mids (5 khz) it gets even worse and it's even more noticable on some of my bass tracks i...

my levels are pretty low, way under 0db...the link works again, you have to fill in the few letters on the right, higher part of the site and then wait... my guess it that the dbx also wants to eliminate the amp-hiss and so it sounds strange...but i've heard other dbx-porta e-guitar stuff which...

I cannot really explain, but when i record a fender amp with a shure 57 with my tascam 464 and dbx on, I get a strange little hiss-kind of sound whenever I hit the strings...but take a listen, it's very noticable at the very end lick of the clip. http://www.megaupload.com/de/?d=805DK4LD so...

i think page was the better musician and hendrix the better guitar player. page played more different styles, like heavy,folky,poppy,bluesy and hendrix music wasn't that diverse but still wonderful and colourful,inspiring

I cannot really explain, but when i record a fender amp with a shure 57 with my tascam 464 and dbx on, I get a strange little hiss-kind of sound whenever I hit the strings...but take a listen, it's very noticable at the very end lick of the clip. http://www.megaupload.com/de/?d=805DK4LD so...

the 688 doesn't have phantom power. btw: I have a 464, a few cables and an external phantom power

i just know the tascam 488 mkII, it has to phantom powered mic ins but it's not a four track but an eight track recorder :eek: it uses normal cassettes and can record 4 tracks at once.it's a great machine!

you need a chinch to pin (?) cable...put the chinch into your portastudio (should be marked red and white and say line out or something like that).the other end should be in your computer (line in, mostly blue). then you need a recording software like wavelap etc. there are free ones like...

the red hot chili peppers last album was partly recorded live (main guitar,bass,drums) you can even hear the cymbals on the seperate bass track ;)

what do you wanna record? the end result has much to do with positioning the mic,using EQ, the performing etc...say what you wanna record and mayb post a sample ;)

y do you need the mixer??? y do you need a preamp??? The Tascam DP-01 plus the external phantom power is all you need...

as my favorite recordings are from the 60s and 70s I didn't expect my recordings to sound like them when I started cuz I didn't have a reel to reel...I got better though. with portastudios, i know they aren't the best solution but many people make them worse than they are just because they don't...

bought a yamaha md8 a few days ago...compared to my tascam 488 II cassette recorder it wins and sounds more brilliant.the biggest advantages are the bouncing using all 8 tracks and of course recording 8 tracks at once, a thing i missed with my 488 II.

464!!! I've had a 424 mkII and a 488 mkII but to me the 464 sounds the best, that could be due to better handling of the prior owner though. or does anybody know whether the specs of 464 are better than those of the tascam 424 II ??? i know that the 424 has better specs than the 488...

tascam 464...

:( what a pity...well at least it worked for me playing and mixing a 4track-cassette in my tascam 488, but i have no 4 track anymore (but soon will get one again) to test it out.I will tell you how it worked;)

how about buying a cassette 4-track (tascam 424 mkII/III or 464)?you can record 4 tracks at once and then mix it down to a stereo file via 'puter soundcard...it's absolutley ok for rehearsals

tried cleaning? my 1st track also sounded muddy and strange last week...after cleaning it's perfect asgain:eek: