track pusha
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hey everybody
i was wondering if i took the tracks i record on my pc, and recorded them to a 4 track tape recorder, then send them back to the pc. would that give me more of an analog warmth. i've been reading around and many people seem to do this, and like it better than just leaving it srtaight digital. the only problem i've heard is that you have to get a recorder that doen't have much hiss. I have use cubase se, to record, and use a m-audio fw 1814 as my soundcard. if using this method to mix down would give me a better sound then i'm willing to try it, but i just want to know if it's worth it.
is there anybody here that uses this method, and if so what recorder would you reccomend, with the least amount of hiss. so far i've seen the http://www.musiciansfriend.com/srs7/g=rec/search/detail/base_pid/240781/
as an option.
i was wondering if i took the tracks i record on my pc, and recorded them to a 4 track tape recorder, then send them back to the pc. would that give me more of an analog warmth. i've been reading around and many people seem to do this, and like it better than just leaving it srtaight digital. the only problem i've heard is that you have to get a recorder that doen't have much hiss. I have use cubase se, to record, and use a m-audio fw 1814 as my soundcard. if using this method to mix down would give me a better sound then i'm willing to try it, but i just want to know if it's worth it.
is there anybody here that uses this method, and if so what recorder would you reccomend, with the least amount of hiss. so far i've seen the http://www.musiciansfriend.com/srs7/g=rec/search/detail/base_pid/240781/
as an option.