Tascam recorders

[Crossroads]

Hi,
As a beginning songwriter, I was hoping to record some of my songs onto a demo disk/casette, and am trying to figure out the best and easiest way for doing that. I want something with decent quality that I could at least record seperate tracks for guitar and vocal.
I have heard the the Tascam ministudios are good and was wondering if anyone has one of them and how they like them? Are they fairly easy to use?
thanks.
~~Mike~~

[SoulBass]

I don't own one personally, but my school (MTSU) has a huge Tascam lab that we use for all the midi and project-type stuff. We use the real studios for big recording projects and stuff, but the Tascam lab gets a whole lot of useage. We like Tascam equipment here... and this school has one of the biggest Recording Industry depts in the whole world. So, I'd say go with it.

[ben4gsus]

Have you considered a computer recording setup? It is the setup that gives the most bang for the buck and it can do ALOT of things that other things like 4 tracks or stand-alone recorders do...PS I own a 4 track...so I know<ben>

[Edited by ben4gsus on 02-08-2001 at 09:44 PM]

[Pete_H]

:cool:I agree with Ben. You could get a good setup on your computer for about a third of the cost that you would pay if you bought all hardware. Check out the thread in this section called recording.

[Mr Niceguy]

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