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 Sun 21 Dec 2003, 12:12
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 Newbie Group: Members Posts: 5 Joined: 21-Dec 03 From: Cary - US Member No.: 31,563  |
Looking to record and burn CDs of myself playing grand piano, classical music. Want to have good results but not spend a fortune.
Piano is in my home. Just bought 12" Powerbook. Considering Griffin iMic or Powerwave. Thinking of Microphone to Mixer to iMic/Powerwave to Powerbook. Have CD Spin Doctor from Toast Titanium package. Not a professional so don't need professional results but don't want to waste my time either getting crap results. Any suggestions? Am I on the right track? |
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Mon 22 Dec 2003, 16:01
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 Maniac Member  Group: Members Posts: 645 Joined: 17-May 02 From: Broughton Member No.: 4,705 |
I think the iMic might really annoy you after a short while. You can get a perfectly decent USB audio device from, say, Edirol or Tascam, for only a little more and the sound quality would be much improved. Otherwise, your set-up/approach seems adequate for what you want to do.
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gregaber Keep It Simple Sun 21 Dec 2003, 12:12
Synthetic yeah... stay away form imic... seen too many peopl... Mon 22 Dec 2003, 16:51 gregaber Thanks for the good advice. Bought an Edirol UA20 ... Mon 22 Dec 2003, 18:36 Synthetic good... glad to hear you got things going
I am su... Tue 23 Dec 2003, 00:57 dmrkh Synthetic, where were you when I was wasting my mo... Wed 31 Dec 2003, 22:46 Synthetic QUOTE (dmrkh @ Dec 31 2003, 15:46)Synthetic, ... Thu 1 Jan 2004, 00:44 Synthetic in hindsight... I think I was kinda lucky with my ... Thu 1 Jan 2004, 00:57
dmrkh For years I simply didn't purchase anything cu... Fri 2 Jan 2004, 01:58 |
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