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I started recording my stuff in the middle 80's with an old Tascam 4 track cassette and now use a Tascam 788. I don't really play out with a band but I like the portable part of a stand alone recorder. My music stuff is in a different room from my computer stuff. So my music stuff doesn't interfere with anyone else. Here, I've noticed that MANY people are using software and their computers to do recording with.
Before I got my 788, (used by the way), I considered getting software and trying to record and manipulate on the computer. I still like my way of doing this, but I am leaning towards buying software and some hardware to move into the computer era.
So, a couple questions to generate some discussion;
Does anyone have space/timing problems with their computer based recording? By space/timing I mean, is your computer time limited by others using the computer? Do you have a lot of "stuff" that needs to be moved or put away before and after you record?
How about software...After investing cash in software, are you investing again for updates?
Before I got my 788, (used by the way), I considered getting software and trying to record and manipulate on the computer. I still like my way of doing this, but I am leaning towards buying software and some hardware to move into the computer era.
So, a couple questions to generate some discussion;
Does anyone have space/timing problems with their computer based recording? By space/timing I mean, is your computer time limited by others using the computer? Do you have a lot of "stuff" that needs to be moved or put away before and after you record?
How about software...After investing cash in software, are you investing again for updates?