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Thread Dont know how to start!

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1 Posted on 04/08/2009 at 12:10:56

Ok, so i really would like to start being able to record stuff at home, i play the bass guitar and trumpet, but i think i would mainly record on the bass to start with. I have tried to do some research around the internet into this and have looked at some products but im still very confused. For example, if i buy a Multitrack recorder can i just record straight on to it? Is it neccesary to have a michrophone if im recording a guitar or can i just record directly? I have windows XP, i realise that it is possible to record straight onto your computer, but for example i was looking at the Alexis MultiMix products, are they just Mixers or can you record using them?
I know this is all basic stuff, but i really need some help with this,
It would really be helpfull if someone could give me some basics to recording my bass using a multitrack,
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Will

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2 Posted on 04/08/2009 at 17:28:37

Try the H4 - Handy Recorder

Its amazing. You can google it and find lots of places it.

It will take care of what you need.

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3 Posted on 07/22/2010 at 09:29:05

try l4

it is nice

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4 Posted on 08/05/2010 at 06:49:43

I would reccommend M-Audio and Protools and if you have them then some mics.I dont know actually what mics are used for bass put i think you will figure it out.

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