Final MIX to what? choices?
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MISTERQCUE
Not Just Anutha Brutha
If you go to the main site of this dot com you will see an interesting article in regards to mixing down to VCR. 1 question you should ask yourself is economic feasibility.
The cheapest way would be to mixdown to a VCR (providing it's a Hi-Fi vcr) Or you can rent a dat at your local music shop. Or if your computer has an internal c/d burner and you have decent sound card you can go straight to c/d.
Or if all else fails, mixdown to cassette,though you will have to deal with the ever present "HISS" factor.
Good Luck!
The cheapest way would be to mixdown to a VCR (providing it's a Hi-Fi vcr) Or you can rent a dat at your local music shop. Or if your computer has an internal c/d burner and you have decent sound card you can go straight to c/d.
Or if all else fails, mixdown to cassette,though you will have to deal with the ever present "HISS" factor.
Good Luck!
regebro
Insane Genious!
It also depends on what you want to do with it later. Do you want a master that you can copy casettes from and send to music companies? Are you going to make a CD from it?
If you are going to make a CD from it, the VHS is probably not a good idea. You would have to bring the VHS with you.
And besides it's better to go digital straight away, so an ADAT, or a 44.1lHz DAT or a PC with a good soundcard.
But if you are going to use it a source to make casettes, the VHS should be fine.
If you are going to make a CD from it, the VHS is probably not a good idea. You would have to bring the VHS with you.
And besides it's better to go digital straight away, so an ADAT, or a 44.1lHz DAT or a PC with a good soundcard.But if you are going to use it a source to make casettes, the VHS should be fine.