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diocide
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Using a 4-track I am going to record the following sources:
1. Miked drums...I will probobly use a splitter to get 2 mics in this track.
2. Miked kick...I am going to record this seperately from the rest of the set.
3. Bass guitar
4. Lead guitar
5. Rhythm guitar
6. Vocals
I will record four tracks then bounce it to two... obviously they will be in mono. Which tracks should these be? Which are more important to have the option of panning? Of course, it is a matter of personal preference, but I'd like some 'do's, 'don't's, and suggestions. Any information is greatly appriciated. I'm sure it's very apparent that I'm pretty new at this, and that I;m not much of a speller, either. Thanks again.
1. Miked drums...I will probobly use a splitter to get 2 mics in this track.
2. Miked kick...I am going to record this seperately from the rest of the set.
3. Bass guitar
4. Lead guitar
5. Rhythm guitar
6. Vocals
I will record four tracks then bounce it to two... obviously they will be in mono. Which tracks should these be? Which are more important to have the option of panning? Of course, it is a matter of personal preference, but I'd like some 'do's, 'don't's, and suggestions. Any information is greatly appriciated. I'm sure it's very apparent that I'm pretty new at this, and that I;m not much of a speller, either. Thanks again.