lipmanajl
Guest
Hello,
Thanks to all for your input on building the studio.
I'm going to go the computer route. However, I've got a bunch of stuff that I'd like to record asap in highest quality form that I can burn to CD, while I complete the longer term goal of building and learning the computer system.
So I'd like to get a stand-alone, high quality digital multitrack unit, preferably with a CD burner, so I can get these done now.
Therefore, a question:
What would you all recommend as the top 3-5 Digital stand-alone recorders, particularly with respect to:
-Ability to create high-quality professional sounding CDs
-Flexibility in terms of being able to create different sounds/environments--e.g., effects that will be useful in manipulating vocals, guitar sounds
-Ease of use
-Price/value for the above.
Appreciate any input that you can provide.
Thanks,
Alan
Thanks to all for your input on building the studio.
I'm going to go the computer route. However, I've got a bunch of stuff that I'd like to record asap in highest quality form that I can burn to CD, while I complete the longer term goal of building and learning the computer system.
So I'd like to get a stand-alone, high quality digital multitrack unit, preferably with a CD burner, so I can get these done now.
Therefore, a question:
What would you all recommend as the top 3-5 Digital stand-alone recorders, particularly with respect to:
-Ability to create high-quality professional sounding CDs
-Flexibility in terms of being able to create different sounds/environments--e.g., effects that will be useful in manipulating vocals, guitar sounds
-Ease of use
-Price/value for the above.
Appreciate any input that you can provide.
Thanks,
Alan