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Wed 21 Apr 2004, 14:55
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From: Gutild - DE
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Hi i'm new to recording in general and am even newer to macs. I have previously done some gentle recording and mixing/editing using maxix audio studio 7, but haven't done much else. I ordered the iBook 12" 1Ghz recently (had ordered the 800Mhz version last friday but thank god they had problems with my bank details so i'm getting the faster one!) When i get the iBook i would like to record a few demos with guitar and vocals. The guitar is hooked up to a line 6 pod 2.0 and we currently use a shure microphone (forgotten the exact model, it's the one everyone has for the vocals. Now the questions: 1) The vocals are fed through a Peavey power mixer, does this count as a 'preamp'? I'm assuming it does as the preamp is mainly to boost the microphone signal for recording, have i got this right? 2) What is the best solution for getting a line in connection to the ibook. I've seen products like the tascam u22 and the m-audio audiophile usb box, but they are all fairly expensive. Could i get away using something like griffin's iMic? Or can you recommend something up to $100? As for software, will Garageband be enough to get me started? I don't need a midi sequencer (never bothered with midi...) just something simple to record and do a bit of basic editing/mixing. 3) I'm going to be using shure e3c in ear monitors, anything i should beware of when mixing with headphones and not speakers? 4) Can i use the compressor/limiter in the line 6 pod 2.0 (designed for guitars) to compress vocals? Any other pointers would be gratefully recieved!!! Thanks apt
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