Maya Clars
Active member
Hey Old Music Guy! Thank you so much! Will be glad to share
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Tru
Member
You need to record and get it out!!
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Tru
Member
I am not quite sure where to post to, unless this is it. If so, I'm Tru. I have been recording myself for a long time. To be honest, I'm 61 and the changes that tech has brought is amazing. So I am trying to learn what I can. I have a Tascam 2488 Neo that has been kicking my butt for a couple of years but now that I understand more of the lingo and what different gear does , the clearer the picture is becoming . I can listen to some older recordings of mine and know what I did wrong.New to the forum? Say hello, tell us a little about your self. Meet the gang
Welcome to HomeRecording Forum!
All in all, here to learn
Thanks for letting me in,
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TalismanRich
Well-known member
Welcome Tru. We need a good Tascam 2488/neo expert here! 
We have a lot of Zoom and DAW folks, Roland, Fostex, etc. Older Tascams seem underserved which I find surprising. I though it used to be a really popular unit.
We have a lot of Zoom and DAW folks, Roland, Fostex, etc. Older Tascams seem underserved which I find surprising. I though it used to be a really popular unit.
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Tru
Member
Thank you. Expert, I don't think so, but I do have something for anyone who has a 2488 or 2488 neo. it is more for the 2488 but helpful for the neo. it is pdf some real expert wrote. if you have read the manual , for a guy like me, who thought a sub bus was what part time teachers rode to school in, it can cause some headaches. the pdf clears some things up. It might take me a bit but if it's ok I will post itWelcome Tru. We need a good Tascam 2488/neo expert here!
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Tru
Member
I am so far. I wish I had more time to read is all. loads of info here.
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Frink
New member
Hi all,
Frink here - I'm just about to start putting together my new home recording setup so this looks like a good place to find stuff out and ask the odd question...
Frink here - I'm just about to start putting together my new home recording setup so this looks like a good place to find stuff out and ask the odd question...
Maya Clars
Active member
Hey Frink!! It's good new people join! I also did it just recently
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Codger
New member
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Codger
New member
Greetings! Please allow me to introduce myself. I’m a newly retired guy, with time available to get back to pursuing my life-long interest in music. I’ve spent decades playing solo on a variety of of instruments, primarily piano. I recently decided to expand my range by embracing newer technology to move beyond my solo playing and learn how to record multiple tracks and pull them all together to create fuller and more complete recorded arrangements. I’ve obtained a new keyboard, and brought Reaper in to help arrange and mix my new music. Lots to learn. I quickly found that this new approach to playing music also required a singing component, something I had not attempted in any serious way for many years. So far, so good. Its not all that bad. Hah. I am now at a point where I recognize that it is time to reach out and solicit feedback and advice from others who share my interest in revording music. I found this site and decided this was a good place to do that.
I look forward to sharing some of my work, obtaining honest/constructive feedback, and learning how to improve my recordings.
I look forward to sharing some of my work, obtaining honest/constructive feedback, and learning how to improve my recordings.
Slouching Raymond
Well-known member
Welcome Codger!
It is an interesting journey of trial and error. I'm hoping some day I'll get good at it.
It is an interesting journey of trial and error. I'm hoping some day I'll get good at it.
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DM60
Well-known member
Welcome Codger. As Delmar said in Oh Brother, Where art Thou, "come on in boys, the water is just fine."
CD02
New member
G'Day all,
Craig here. Based in a small coastal town in Western Australia.
I like to describe myself as on a music journey. I spend a lot of time playing guitar (acoustic) & singing in my home studio/music room & just learning.
Apart from trying to play and sing better, (it's a slow journey)
I'm also working on music theory, recording, recording setups, signal chains etc etc, and live sound 
as well as this I have a few originals in various stages of completion 
( that's an even slower progress 
)
It's a tricky journey but this looks like a good place to pick up some tips for my home recordings and meet a few more peeps.
Craig here. Based in a small coastal town in Western Australia.
I like to describe myself as on a music journey. I spend a lot of time playing guitar (acoustic) & singing in my home studio/music room & just learning.
Apart from trying to play and sing better, (it's a slow journey)
I'm also working on music theory, recording, recording setups, signal chains etc etc, and live sound as well as this I have a few originals in various stages of completion ( that's an even slower progress )It's a tricky journey but this looks like a good place to pick up some tips for my home recordings and meet a few more peeps.
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DM60
Well-known member
Welcome. Lots of good material on the board. It has been around for a long time, so some of the information is dated. Look at the posting date when reviewing. Some of the material is over 25 years old. Just be aware.G'Day all,
Craig here. Based in a small coastal town in Western Australia.
I like to describe myself as on a music journey. I spend a lot of time playing guitar (acoustic) & singing in my home studio/music room & just learning.
Apart from trying to play and sing better, (it's a slow journey)
It's a tricky journey but this looks like a good place to pick up some tips for my home recordings and meet a few more peeps.
Slouching Raymond
Well-known member
G'Day Cobber.
Good to have you here, Craig.
I'm a whinging pom.
We're on the same journey. Look forward to hearing your stuff.
