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Mr Blues
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I tried someting I never tried .
I have a Phonic Powerpod 620 which is an entry level powered mixer . I pluged two phono leads one red one white into the CD tape out into my minidisc recorder then pluged my guitar as usual and my mic and recorded myself with a bit of plate reverb and I was surpised at the qualty.
It was a nice clean sound especially when i as doing slow
fingerpicking and singing
do you know if there is a way this can be linked to a computor?
I am hopeless when it comes to some basic mixing skills.
The Phonic powerpod specs states it has built in limiters maybe thats whats causing the sound to stay quite tight.
OK I am not saying its super duper studio quality but much better then I expected. As I am so used to just using it for live gigs rigged up to speakers.
David
I have a Phonic Powerpod 620 which is an entry level powered mixer . I pluged two phono leads one red one white into the CD tape out into my minidisc recorder then pluged my guitar as usual and my mic and recorded myself with a bit of plate reverb and I was surpised at the qualty.
It was a nice clean sound especially when i as doing slow
fingerpicking and singing
do you know if there is a way this can be linked to a computor?
I am hopeless when it comes to some basic mixing skills.
The Phonic powerpod specs states it has built in limiters maybe thats whats causing the sound to stay quite tight.
OK I am not saying its super duper studio quality but much better then I expected. As I am so used to just using it for live gigs rigged up to speakers.
David
