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abbie View Member Profile	Thu 8 Nov 2001, 18:07 Post #1
Member Group: Members Posts: 74 Joined: 01-Mar 01 From: Orleans - CA Member No.: 322	I am relatively new to multitrack recording. Apart from having recorded a few pieces on my iMac, I have been recently transferring to my Mac some recordings I did 10 years ago on my 4 track portastudio for the purpose of 're-mastering'. I was struck by the relative richness of these old recordings to my more recent ones and was wondering whether I stumbled into the old analog vs digital problem. If so, does a product like T-Rack-S solve the problem or do I simply need to learn how to better use the EQ and VST plug-ins on my multitrack software? -------------------- Abbie

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abbie View Member Profile	Wed 5 Dec 2001, 12:26 Post #2
Member Group: Members Posts: 74 Joined: 01-Mar 01 From: Orleans - CA Member No.: 322	Would one use this effect on acoustic instruments and vocals? -------------------- Abbie

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abbie Analog vs Digital Recording Thu 8 Nov 2001, 18:07

Synthetic A lot of pros are using tape to record on initiall... Sat 17 Nov 2001, 19:09

geedoubleyou A tube pre-amp used during recording also warms up... Wed 5 Dec 2001, 00:31

abbie Would one use this effect on acoustic instruments ... Wed 5 Dec 2001, 12:26

geedoubleyou Yes I would. but it's really not an effect per say... Fri 7 Dec 2001, 01:27

abbie Thanks for the reply. I am using an analog mixer ... Mon 10 Dec 2001, 22:27

prutulz Getting a fat sound with digital is not that hard:... Mon 24 Dec 2001, 23:32

dbiddle In Re: To Abbie's recording technique. I've rec... Fri 19 Apr 2002, 01:13

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