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I've been trying to record some old tapes made on the tascam 238 8-track cassete and been experiencing a strange fluttering tremeloish effect on the drums particularly the cymbals ....also it's impossible to record the different drum tracks without getting some serious timing problems/flanging...

I've been trying to record some old tapes made on the tascam 238 8-track cassete and been experiencing a strange fluttering tremeloish effect on the drums particularly the cymbals ....also it's impossible to record the different drum tracks without getting some serious timing problems/flanging...

I've been trying to record some old tapes made on the tascam 238 8-track cassete and been experiencing a strange fluttering tremeloish effect on the drums particularly the cymbals ....also it's impossible to record the different drum tracks without getting some serious timing problems/flanging...

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Rhoadz: do you have the record metronome on? Does the noise record to your track or just sound though the monitors on the recording? did you piss off the headless horseman in a past life...

I am hearing hoofbeats clip-clop noises when record audio. Am Baffled wasn't here yesterday is it software hardware ? mystery midi noises very strange ...maybe it's new hard drive Am trying anything help thanks

Recently installed a second hard drive in my win95 machine no FAT 32 so many partitions....HOW all of you cakewalk masters deal with this sitituation? Any suggestions would be much appreciated thanks

I am considering putting together a system for audio and MIDI and would like to know the pros and cons of this combination. Any replies would be appreciated.

yes what would that include

a fellow named Scott Garrigus has recently penned a cakewalk book that sounds useful. He can be found lurking about on deja.com usenet discussion Service look for posts about about books..under cakewalk beginners or try Google

I've been using lots of different drum programs that I've downloaded from hitsquad fruityloops is really fun, Hammerhead is easy to use and there are many others. Basically soft synths generally don't have the sound quality that real synths have..plus they do suck up the processor juice....but...