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Cooperman
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Hey everyone this is my first ever post.
Basically what I want to know is how to achieve the best quality mix from my Tascam 424MkII on a budget. Primarily I would like to make copies from the mixed recording rather than mixing down every 'copy'. I know that mixing onto analogue and then making a tape copy of that sounds pretty dreadful compared to the original unmixed recording. Having read all the articles on this site about this topic I'm still not quite sure. The two options I have in mind are using a BBE 462 to improve the quality of the mixed version and the copies of the mixed version. I have never used one of these and I don't really know how they work or what they do but I know they come highly recommended. I am also a guitarist so could probably use it in my guitar rig (Big advantage as I like new guitar gadgets). The other is to mix onto a computer and then make tape copies from the computer or buy a CDR etc...
I look forward to hearing your ideas and responses
Basically what I want to know is how to achieve the best quality mix from my Tascam 424MkII on a budget. Primarily I would like to make copies from the mixed recording rather than mixing down every 'copy'. I know that mixing onto analogue and then making a tape copy of that sounds pretty dreadful compared to the original unmixed recording. Having read all the articles on this site about this topic I'm still not quite sure. The two options I have in mind are using a BBE 462 to improve the quality of the mixed version and the copies of the mixed version. I have never used one of these and I don't really know how they work or what they do but I know they come highly recommended. I am also a guitarist so could probably use it in my guitar rig (Big advantage as I like new guitar gadgets). The other is to mix onto a computer and then make tape copies from the computer or buy a CDR etc...
I look forward to hearing your ideas and responses