adrianhouse
New member
Hi everyone,
New to forum. I'm a musician (I have CFS so don't have much energy) who wants to record a demo at home. I'm contemplating bying a TEAC 3340 multitrack deck. I've read most of Craig Anderton's book "Home Recording for Musicians" (before I unfortunately lost it) so I know a little bit. What I'm wondering is, is this going to be a big pain to learn how to use? And what about maintenance, parts, tapes, etc. I know for sure that I like analog way better than digital, but I'm more of a musician and I don't want to lose too much time in messing with a machine, maybe. Maybe it's worth it though? Any thoughts/ experiences you might share would be greatly appreciated. Maybe an easy middle ground would be to get a cassette multitrack instead.
Cheers,
Adrian
New to forum. I'm a musician (I have CFS so don't have much energy) who wants to record a demo at home. I'm contemplating bying a TEAC 3340 multitrack deck. I've read most of Craig Anderton's book "Home Recording for Musicians" (before I unfortunately lost it) so I know a little bit. What I'm wondering is, is this going to be a big pain to learn how to use? And what about maintenance, parts, tapes, etc. I know for sure that I like analog way better than digital, but I'm more of a musician and I don't want to lose too much time in messing with a machine, maybe. Maybe it's worth it though? Any thoughts/ experiences you might share would be greatly appreciated. Maybe an easy middle ground would be to get a cassette multitrack instead.
Cheers,
Adrian