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RossT
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Hi all,
Newbie here. Have sung all my life, all-state choir in high school, college choir, professsional theater in the Dallas / Fort Worth area. However, haven't sung at all in the past few years, and I'm interested in your opinions on reasonably priced PC software that allows you to record over your voice (Acapella) - an unlimited amount of times (or at least 16 times) while being able to control voice reverb as well.
I realize I'll need a good microphone to plug into my PC - so mic suggestions also welcome. Basically I want to be able to play around with my voice either Acapella, or with an accompanyment CD with multiple voice tracks on top the existing recording. 20 years ago I was able to do this with a friend's Tascam device (Tim Rushlow from the country group, "Little Texas") - couldn't tell you what it was, but it was expensive.
Pretty sure this can all be done with a PC, software and a good microphone in today's world. Would be interested in your suggestions, keeping cost in mind, and if you're willing to share, would also be interested in hearing your voice recordings via the recording solution you suggest....?
Thanks in advance,
Ross in Euless, TX
Newbie here. Have sung all my life, all-state choir in high school, college choir, professsional theater in the Dallas / Fort Worth area. However, haven't sung at all in the past few years, and I'm interested in your opinions on reasonably priced PC software that allows you to record over your voice (Acapella) - an unlimited amount of times (or at least 16 times) while being able to control voice reverb as well.
I realize I'll need a good microphone to plug into my PC - so mic suggestions also welcome. Basically I want to be able to play around with my voice either Acapella, or with an accompanyment CD with multiple voice tracks on top the existing recording. 20 years ago I was able to do this with a friend's Tascam device (Tim Rushlow from the country group, "Little Texas") - couldn't tell you what it was, but it was expensive.
Pretty sure this can all be done with a PC, software and a good microphone in today's world. Would be interested in your suggestions, keeping cost in mind, and if you're willing to share, would also be interested in hearing your voice recordings via the recording solution you suggest....?
Thanks in advance,
Ross in Euless, TX