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Old 06-22-2003, 09:04 PM   #1
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Where do you record?
So for those of you who don't have a studio, where is your recording stuff done? For me, just wherever my pc is..since i do all my recording here.

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Spare room in the house, but lately I haven't been doing anything. I have no time to record right now.
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Old 06-24-2003, 08:07 PM   #4
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My bedroom now, used to be whre my PC is (my living room) - but since I got the multitrack recorder, I record exclusively in my room now.
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In my room, for the most part.
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Old 06-24-2003, 08:21 PM   #6
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i used to only record off the computer in my room.... but recently one of my friends got hired at a studio. I dont get to record with my band, but they let me record solo there to test sounds and settings out, and what-not
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with my setup i can basically only record my guitar. i could probalby use my computer but i would like to ahve a moniter line out adn i havent figured out how to do that. my mp3 player will send the signal through to the headphones plus record it so i typically use that but that means i can't record anything other than my guitar work, which for the most part is fine.
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The kitchen, where my Mom's computer is. Every time I record, I have to bring the amp and the mic and all that fun stuff in there.
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My bedroom now, used to be whre my PC is (my living room) - but since I got the multitrack recorder, I record exclusively in my room now.

ooooh...exclusively...aren't we impressive.



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ooooh...exclusively...aren't we impressive.
Sorry, I'll stop using big words now
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Sorry, I'll stop using big words now
haha well hey it just shows you've got a good vocab... which is always nice... just dont let it go to your head... :kwink:
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In my study with a computer mic. Its complicated high tech stuff.
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Old 08-04-2003, 03:14 AM   #13
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For two weeks I have the house to myself so my band is recording our cd here. We have a living room with a realy high ceiling that we are recording in. That is the main place but we also do stuff such as sticking amps in closets and bathrooms to get different sounds.

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It is sad when I listen to the stuff my worship leader records with all of his nice equipment... then I listen to my recordings, and they sound twice as good... with fairly cheap equipment and a PC....
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This last wednesday our praise did a live recording of our music. It was cool, and its one of the only times I(the drummer) get a mic.
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