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Anyone with any tips to help a musician overcome his sound engineering disabilities.
E-mail: Click To Send E-mail
Main purpose: Recording
Secondary purpose: Composition
Recording knowledge level: Average
MIDI knowledge level: None
Typically work (with): Other musicians
Future plans: The band I am a part of, `Kissing Tree` are in the process of recording their first CD release. Instead of paying someone else big bucks to record us, I got it in my head to buy a VS880 and do it myself. Needless to say it is not as easy as it looks. I have a lot to learn about recording music. My main goal is to record bands that are not fortunate enough to have equipment.
Guitars: Maton (an australian make) small body accoustic Ibanez Roadstar 2
Percussion: Brady drum kit Tablas
Effects: VS880 on board
Microphones: SM58`s, SM57, AKG 3000, Sure BG 4.1
Mixer: Yamaha MX12/4
Hard disc recorders: VS880
Monitoring system: Old shitty amp (my good one blew up) runs a pair of JC-30 Bookshelf monitors that are ok though a little bassy. Sennhieser 475 Headphones.
Computers: PC with 8 gig hard drive. Zip Drive. Occasional borrowed HP Cd writer.
Music software: VS copy/transfer (polarsonic shareware)
Comments: Anyone with any tips to help a musician overcome his sound engineering disabilities....Help. This is with specific reference to recording accoustic instruments eg Cello, Piano, Classical guitar, Accoustic Guitar and real Drums.
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Vol. 17, No. 2: Feb.-Mar. 2012
