| RobertRollie |
| quote: | Originally posted by batemanscott
I use a dedicated philips cd recording deck. Heaps easier and better sound than through a p.c. the discs are heaps more expensive and hard to get though. |
absolute garbage. As long as your sound card is not a POS you can get just as good if not better results recording onto a hard drive that you can even with DAT or minidisc, which is what they have been using in professional studios for the last decade or so up until about 2 years ago when they started to move to computer based recording. Programs like sound forge and the like have so many recording optiona and sampling rates far above anything you can achieve on a CD or minidisc. Plus it makes post production changes like normalisation, compression and even editing out mistakes simple.
Trust me, as long as your pc is powerful enuff (and it doesnt take much) recoding onto your computer is going to be the easist way for you to create your own mixes. |
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