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i am trying to record audio for some videos that im making, but i want to record it without bringing a laptop around with me. i want to use an external condenser mic (rather than the internal camcorder one) and i want to be able to record it to like an external drive for later use on a computer. is there any device capable of doing this?

I believe you are referring to a shotgun mic look it up on google shopping or equiv

2009-02-07 22:07:23 by ryan_olgren

When recording music at home, use an electric condenser microphone and a pop filter to get the highest possible quality for vocals. Get a few tips ...

I don't know anyone with a Mac, and none of my friends are very interested in music. I would like to find software that would let me record my music in better quality, as my Olympus voice recorder is OK, but not made for music recording. Any help, suggestions, ideas would be appreciated! Thanks!!
How does it sound? Is it difficult to learn for a non-Mac user?

Garageband offers 16 bit and 24 bit recording at 44.1 kHz. By definition, CDs are 16 bit, 44.1 kHz, so GarageBand can record and export better than CD.

From GarageBand Help:
By default, GarageBand records and exports audio at CD quality (44.1 kHz sample rate, 16-bit depth). You can have GarageBand record Real Instrument regions and export projects at a higher audio resolution (24-bit depth).

2009-01-08 08:22:38 by Amber May ♥

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I want to be able to mix 2 audio streams and record them. One of them is my guitar and the other is a backing track. I bought Line 6 GearBox but it does not come with software that records. I exchanged it for Lexicon Lambda which comes with Cubase LE4 that expires in 30 days. I was never able to get it to record the 2 tracks, only the guitar. Its going back tomorrow. Any suggestions?

My husband said- Get Audacity, its a free open source multi track recording studio- My husband is a musician and uses this, and also, Cakewalk- the 2nd from the top digital recording systems you can get, Try audacity out, and it should work great!! Hope this helps!!! it hasnt failed us before!


OH! Something else that may be helpful in the future for your music, and practice and whatnot, would be the Tplayer, its also a free program for your computer that you can practice your music with, like, lets say you want to practice a song on the radio, you download it, and play it thorough it, and you can drop it down an octive up an octive, whatever you want- its a great practice tool. You can find it in a search through google

2008-04-07 20:27:14 by musicblue99

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I want to record live acoustic guitar music with vocals. The smaller the better. I don't need to do any mixing, just live stereo recording.

Minidisc has worked really well for me. I have an older model Sharp that is quite a bit smaller than a cassette Walkman. Not all have mic inputs though. They're on ebay all the time. Check out http://www.minidisc.org.

2006-01-23 19:31:12 by robotron77

I want to record lectures at school and possibly share them with friends

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Sony Sound Forge.

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2007-01-05 14:06:41 by dreson k

I am doing a research paper on the history of audio recording technology. I am really having trouble finding information that fills in the gaps between analog tapes to cds. I am looking for inventions and such to fill in the timeline, much thanks.

Have you tried WIKIPEDIA.org? I googled your question and found a very long answer there.....too much to answer here....

2006-04-19 14:46:58 by sushieater2823990147830787389701