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waynus
New member
Hello all,
I am currently drumming in a band and would like to find out the best option for recording our own half-decent demo's. I have a few questions, please excuse my ignorance as i'm sure you've been asked some of these before..
Firstly, I have had some experience of recording/mixing with fostex analogue 4trk (using behringer 8trk mixer) and whilst sound quality is ok for handing out to bars / clubs etc, I need something with about 8-10 track simultaneous recording. Now there's lots of digital recorders on the market which would cater for this, is it a myth that digitally recorded sound is inferior to analogue?
Also, I am looking for a system that I could possibly build upon as I am thinking of getting into recording as a sort of paying hobby once i've got to grips with it I hope to add to the equipment.
Thanks Wayne
I am currently drumming in a band and would like to find out the best option for recording our own half-decent demo's. I have a few questions, please excuse my ignorance as i'm sure you've been asked some of these before..
Firstly, I have had some experience of recording/mixing with fostex analogue 4trk (using behringer 8trk mixer) and whilst sound quality is ok for handing out to bars / clubs etc, I need something with about 8-10 track simultaneous recording. Now there's lots of digital recorders on the market which would cater for this, is it a myth that digitally recorded sound is inferior to analogue?
Also, I am looking for a system that I could possibly build upon as I am thinking of getting into recording as a sort of paying hobby once i've got to grips with it I hope to add to the equipment.
Thanks Wayne