Slouching Raymond
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Howdy Neighbour, from Poole Dorset! Welcome!
oddiosmith
New member
New Member
Started my 4-track recording adventures around 1986, had to stop in the early 2010's due to hearing injuries (not audio/recording related).
2019 was just starting to record again, and twice in the span of two years, I severely injured my hands (two separate dog bite incidents)
Still slowly recovering from those injuries, and have just started to assess my gear after years of neglect, and being stored in poor conditions.
I joined because I saw Sweetbeats' U2b vids this past weekend about his adventures with a mixer/4-track I know well, and realized I had the Unobtanium he required. The service manual for the AT-RMX64 4-track that got me started in the first place.
So I'm "scanning" it myself (photographing it) in order to make it available for all who need it.
And all I ask is.... One Million Dollars!
(JK - Free of course)
Started my 4-track recording adventures around 1986, had to stop in the early 2010's due to hearing injuries (not audio/recording related).
2019 was just starting to record again, and twice in the span of two years, I severely injured my hands (two separate dog bite incidents)
Still slowly recovering from those injuries, and have just started to assess my gear after years of neglect, and being stored in poor conditions.
I joined because I saw Sweetbeats' U2b vids this past weekend about his adventures with a mixer/4-track I know well, and realized I had the Unobtanium he required. The service manual for the AT-RMX64 4-track that got me started in the first place.
So I'm "scanning" it myself (photographing it) in order to make it available for all who need it.
And all I ask is.... One Million Dollars!
(JK - Free of course)
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buzzardwhiskey
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Hello, all. I’m a singer-songwriter and acoustic guitar player who often leads a band called Buzzard Whiskey in the Salt Lake area. I have a very modest recording studio and have released a dozen or so tunes.
Stanzdamanz
New member
hello im ty. self taught music destroyer lolz jk but im terrible with lots of questions
Slouching Raymond
Well-known member
Welcome oddiosmith, buzzardwhiskey, and Stanzdamanz!
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Subref
New member
What’s up?! I’m new in town. Been in punk bands forever, always hated recording. During downtime I started dabbling with a little recording for demos and practicing along by myself.
- I have a 3rd gen focusrite Scarlett solo
- An akai mpk mini that I need to learn (never played keys or messed with any midi stuff)
- I didn’t love ableton that came with my interface so I downloaded cakewalk the other day so I have to learn that too
- been debating getting some smaller montiors mainly so I don’t always need headphones
My main goal is to be able to work on demos whether it’s creating my own from scratch or adding on or tweaking songs sent to me by band members. Ultimately we are planning an online project with our friends from all over singing or doing parts on it.
Looking forward to learning the ropes by digging through posts here
Anyways I’m done rambling. Thanks gang, see ya out there
- I have a 3rd gen focusrite Scarlett solo
- An akai mpk mini that I need to learn (never played keys or messed with any midi stuff)
- I didn’t love ableton that came with my interface so I downloaded cakewalk the other day so I have to learn that too
- been debating getting some smaller montiors mainly so I don’t always need headphones
My main goal is to be able to work on demos whether it’s creating my own from scratch or adding on or tweaking songs sent to me by band members. Ultimately we are planning an online project with our friends from all over singing or doing parts on it.
Looking forward to learning the ropes by digging through posts here
Anyways I’m done rambling. Thanks gang, see ya out there
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ecc83
Well-known member
Welcome, I am always a bit sad when folks have an interface with only one mic input. I am sure you will find it limiting and get frustrated with it quite soon. Cakewalk is very useful but I strongly suggest you try Reaper...not all DAWs do everything or indeed very much equally well.
Speakers? Good idea, headphones can be rather limiting. As a starting point and assuming you are not flushed with cash, the Presonus Eris 3.5s are very good for around $100. No, they won't go loud nor low but the sound they do make is free from most vices and useful.
To get anything remotely "stooodio" monitor quality you have to look beyond $500 per pair and may here would say at least twice that.
Keep at it.
Dave.
Meter
New member
Hi! Im Peter from Sweden and since I've been lurking here for a while I thought I might aswell sign up. 
Looking forward to this stay.
Looking forward to this stay.
equality
New member
Hi! Photography and music making have been my dear hobbies since many years. Retired since a couple of years and this brought spare time for those activities like never before. Hope to participate in this community and hopefully contribute with comments, ideas and of course some music. 
FrankD77
Photographer / musician
Many photographers are also musicians 
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Serendipity Records
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equality
New member
Thank you!
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timhall11
New member
Hello! I am Tim Hall. My main concern right now is turning my quartet of novels about the 50s and 60s (entitled John Brown's Children and can be found by entering that name into Substack) into audiobooks. I have been posting them both in text and audio versions on Substack and am halfway through the fourth book, so i am close to finishing my first attempts to record. I recorded the audio very crudely, but people have commented that they like my narration. I realize that the audio version may not be of a good enough quality, even after being worked on, but I think I should try to learn to work on it and then do so, at least for the first volume. If it is not good enough I will start over. I have some equipment: Windows 10 Dell laptop, earphones HD 280 PRO, a fairly quiet room. I recorded all the audio directly onto the computer, but I also possess a good quality condenser microphone but, perhaps unfortunately, did not use it while making the recordings. I have Audacity and Garage Band software.New to the forum? Say hello, tell us a little about your self. Meet the gang
Welcome to HomeRecording Forum!
As far as I can tell, my first step would be to save the individual recordings of sections of book one into one file. You cannot do that within Substack; you have to do it externally. I am about to begin trying to do that. Then I plan to learn how to edit it.
New to the forum? Say hello, tell us a little about your self. Meet the gang
Welcome to HomeRecording Forum!
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Slouching Raymond
Well-known member
Good headphones HD280 PRO, they're on my head right now.
Looks like you have the tools you need.
Jude42
New member
Hi everyone, I'm Jude, based in the UK. I'm part musician and part writer, and hoping to record/produce my own material, primarily audiobooks. I have a fairly powerful laptop with reaper (among others), and a scarlett 2i2 4th gen and rode nt1. I also have a tascam dp03sd that I use for piano, guitar and vocals, but which also allows narration to be a bit more portable if necessary. I've been experimenting (quite successfully) with room treatment, so I think I'll need minimal processing for my audiobooks. Still, I'd like to understand enough to go from ok results to great ones, and that's the main reason I'm here. Looking forward to learning from the experts!
Slouching Raymond
Well-known member
Welcome Jude42. That's the second audiobook new member today.
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Deylight
Member
Hi my name is Chris, I've been recording songs for about a year. I don't have a real world music community. One person gives me feedback every so often. Hah, I used to have a second friend who also gave supportive feedback, but unfortunately they just got 2 new jobs, now they're too busy. I would like to find some people who can listen to stuff at whatever stage and let me know what they hear. I love synth-based music and pop singing, one of my touchstone tracks is "Under the Wave" by Erasure.
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DM60
Well-known member
Hi Chris, be sure to check out the MP3 clinic. There is lots to learn from the people who post, and reading feedback, as well as posting yourself. Even if you don't have any "improvement" comments, be sure to let people know you heard it. We all seem to like that part
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Deylight
Member
Thanks DM60, great to know!Hi Chris, be sure to check out the MP3 clinic. There is lots to learn from the people who post, and reading feedback, as well as posting yourself. Even if you don't have any "improvement" comments, be sure to let people know you heard it. We all seem to like that part
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GainBrain
Member
Hi. I'm here after leaving the hostile environment at Gearspace. Way too much unneeded arguing against people over there. Glad to be here!
