Hey all.
I've just recently started to get into recording after over 30 years of playing and performing. I've had a tascam 144 cassette recorder for many years and used it for little stuff, but now have a tascam DP-02 and Behringer 1222 12 channel board. My gear is a mixture of new and old and a lot of home made stuff. Going from the 4 track tape to 8 track digital is interesting. I'm used to the tape. I worked in a couple of old-tech studios years ago and am trying to shed a little of the "dinosaur" that I learned from those days. I only record for myself and friends who try their hand at writing. It's just for fun and no one expects air play quality, but surprisingly, I can turn out a pretty good sounding product. As time goes and I get more experience and advice from all you guys, I expect to get better yet. I'm not too computer savvy, which is why I bought the DP-02 rather than a computer and program. I'm going to try to post a few pictures of my studio and gear, but I'm not sure how to do that here. So.....have patience with me as I learn what you already know.
I've just recently started to get into recording after over 30 years of playing and performing. I've had a tascam 144 cassette recorder for many years and used it for little stuff, but now have a tascam DP-02 and Behringer 1222 12 channel board. My gear is a mixture of new and old and a lot of home made stuff. Going from the 4 track tape to 8 track digital is interesting. I'm used to the tape. I worked in a couple of old-tech studios years ago and am trying to shed a little of the "dinosaur" that I learned from those days. I only record for myself and friends who try their hand at writing. It's just for fun and no one expects air play quality, but surprisingly, I can turn out a pretty good sounding product. As time goes and I get more experience and advice from all you guys, I expect to get better yet. I'm not too computer savvy, which is why I bought the DP-02 rather than a computer and program. I'm going to try to post a few pictures of my studio and gear, but I'm not sure how to do that here. So.....have patience with me as I learn what you already know.