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yes, me again - (hope you didn't expect me to start recording flawlessly after my last elementary stuff up?) Still struggling with adding a guitar track to an imported drum track. When I do so 2 things go seriously wrong (which I've got a feeling are related): 1) The drum track gets...

hey n-track users I need serious help: got my hopes up about using my comp. as a studio, installed n-track, imported a fruity loops drum wav file into n-track successfully, plugged my guitar into the computer using my Yamaha MT4x 4-track as a mixer and got it working through the computer...

hey analogue people... Just wanted to get some feedback on a song I put down on my Yamaha MT4X: go to www.geocities.com/ziprok - and the song's "Mummy dies" (my friend's lyrics not mine!), the other 2 songs up there are not really recorded properly Anyway, any comments would be...

At the moment I record on an analogue Yamaha MT4X (trying to figure out how I can do it all on my new computer for free...) anyway I got really good sound with fruity loops using some samples piped in from my old Casio keyboard (!) HOWEVER I have virtually no money at the moment to spend on...

I'm very new to recording and have and ANALOGUE 4track (Yamaha MT4X). But the idea of plugging my 4-track into my computer and recording my own stuff as MP3s appeals to me, especially as I have friends with CD burners. Firstly how would I convert a big .wav file into an MP3? Is there...

I'm so much a newby here that I don't even get to use my new Yamaha MT4X 4 track till Christmas! I was very happy when my brother recently brought home a mini disc player/recorder. But how can I use this to improve my recording?? Obviously it's a place I can store the finished stereo out...

I've just bought a four-track (YAmaha MT4X) and the manual says it needs cleaning every 10 hours of use, and de-magnetizing every 30 hours. However, I'm not the most technical guy there is, and don't really know how to do this. What's more no-one at any of the hardware stores I went to seems to...

I'm in australia and I'm looking for a four track for making reasonable home compositions. I've found two models that are new and have been reduced in price: the Yamaha MT4X (700 Australian dollars) and the Tascam PS414 (600 Australian dollars) 1)Is it worth paying the extra money for the...

I'm in the process of buying a four track (either a Yamaha MTX or a Tascam PS414) and I need a very cheap mike that would only need to be suitable for home ompositions but at the same time would be reasonably consistent with the quality of the four track I'm getting. Any advice about what mike...

which is better out of the Yamamha MTX and the Tascam PS414?? I know very litle about 4 tracks but I know these two are on sale at very food prices with the Yamaha being a bit more expensive Advice would be appreciated Christian