28 May
2003
28 May
'03
10:12 a.m.
Hi everybody.
I'm an italian bass player and I'd like to record a 4 songs demo for the band
I play in with my PC (with Linux obviously). I'm searching for someone who
can suggest me any documentation/book regarding this argument and/or share
with me his experience (the hardware/software used and so on ...).
Thanks in advance for your reply,
Marco.
28 May
28 May
10:58 a.m.
mercoledì, 28 maggio 2003 alle 13:57:27, Marco Desiderati ha scritto:
Hi everybody.
I'm an italian bass player and I'd like to record a 4 songs demo for the band
I play in with my PC (with Linux obviously). I'm searching for someone who
can suggest me any documentation/book regarding this argument and/or share
with me his experience (the hardware/software used and so on ...).
Thanks in advance for your reply,
Marco.
Hi Marco,
I'm italian too and I can suggest to use ecasound http://eca.cx for
recording. It depends also on which soundcard you have (2 or more inputs?)
and how do you want to record your band (all togheter or overdubbing). Also
ardour (http://ardour.sf.net) would be a great solution if you can wait
until middle june when it will be released.
If you have more questions you can ask me in italian in private.
HTH
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1:27 p.m.
What type of setup are you using? I like to use Audacity or Sweep for
audio recording, but recently I found that Cinelerra is stable enough to
use so once I get my alsa-usb problem sorted I'm going to play with some
multitrack mixing on cinelerra. However if you're just doing a live 2
channel recording Audacity would be the easiest way to go (or Sweep as
well).
On Wed, 28 May 2003, Marco Desiderati wrote:
Hi everybody.
I'm an italian bass player and I'd like to record a 4 songs demo for the band
I play in with my PC (with Linux obviously). I'm searching for someone who
can suggest me any documentation/book regarding this argument and/or share
with me his experience (the hardware/software used and so on ...).
Thanks in advance for your reply,
Marco.
2:56 p.m.
On Wed, 28 May 2003, Marco Desiderati wrote:
Subject: [linux-audio-user] Making a demo.
Hi everybody.
I'm an italian bass player and I'd like to record a 4 songs demo for the band
I play in with my PC (with Linux obviously). I'm searching for someone who
can suggest me any documentation/book regarding this argument and/or share
with me his experience (the hardware/software used and so on ...).
Thanks in advance for your reply,
Marco.
Depends upon which sound card you have. If you have a simple, single input
card like e.g. a Soundblaster then Audacity is really, really easy to
install and use. If you have a multi-input soundcard you'll want to use
ALSA drivers and any of the apps others have suggested.
I've done a lot of 2-channel recording and some 4-channel recording on my
Delta 4 with Audacity and Ardour. I use Audacity primarily, and highly
recommend it. It's great for recording and also quite good for post
processing and tying multiple tracks together.
HTH - JB
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