Can i record first the tracks or accompaniment trax to sing , and after add one or many voices but all them synchronized, to make a song?
814775
YES.... one can, as example, Record, tracks, 1, 2, 3....and then, later on,Listen to these 3 trax, While recording separate tracks, 4, 5, etc...upto you , to be synchronized....or layer on.... songs, trax...exactly like a Tape machine... have fun.
814776
If I understand your question is: can one record instruments to different channels and then later add multiple vocals to remaining tracks. If that's the question, the answer is yes: you "arm" the tracks you want to record to (light above each turns red), disarm those you want to play (light above should be green) and then use the record function, recording to the armed tracks while the R24 plays from the disarmed tracks. You would want to record each vocal track in turn (even if you have more than one vocalist) to avoid bleed-over from one vocal track to the next. Also, if you don't want a particular track to play, press the button above it until there is no light. The track is still there; it just won't be played. I hope this answers your question.
814777
Well, I'm not 100% sure what you are asking. Yes you can record several inputs together at the same time and tthen of course they would be synchronized. You could also record tracks one at a time, however in that case they would not be synchronized and you would need to put them together with some type of audio software. The Zoom is a good mixer, but it's not really an editor.
2184557
Definitely! Like any professional portable audio recorder you can record individual tracks in either mp3 or wav format and bring them into any audio program like pro-tools, to layer them, mix and export a finalized audio track. However, if your question is whether you can do that directly from the recorder, no not really. You would always get a better mix from a stand alone audio program like pro tools anyway. Hope this helps!
2262411
If you don't want to sync it to an existing track you could start a fresh recording by going in throug the mic socket of your computer and the sound card will change the analogue audio signal from the SR16 into a recorded track in your Magix assuming the magix can record like that - I am assuming it can take an audio track of your voice perhaps singing a song - so it can taken a recording if the SR16's output jack socket is linked to the computere (1/4" jack to 3.5 mm jack input to the computer mic socket).
1646325
yes, furthermore that track may be mono or stereo.better still .. a track, or tracks may be recorded while others play back, and you can mix down all your tracks to a single track to reopen all your channels for more tracks ... its as mild or wild as you need it to be
1646326
yes, furthermore that track may be mono or stereo. better still .. a track, or tracks may be recorded while others play back, and you can mix down all your tracks to a single track to reopen all your channels for more tracks ... its as mild or wild as you need it to be
223886
You can either export them all as one track or keep them separate. There is even an option to group several but not all. If you keep them apart, you can then insert them into a multi track software program to edit them separately. This is a beautiful thing and works really well if you have the right software. Putting different effects on each track or altering volume or reverb for each. Very nice.
484794
Your best bet would be to record your backing track into the Tascam (you have 8 tracks to use), then add a mike and record into a different track. The. Tascam has an equalizer so you can adjust the spund of your vpice as desired. Great little device. I wasted two years buying one software package after another to use on my computer and none of them were worth a toot. I love the Tascam for its ease and portability. The learning curve is moderate but the manual is very good at walking your through the process of making a master track (wav file) which can then be uploaded onto your computer. I downloaded another free software to change the wav file into an mp3. You'll love the Tascam onvce you are used to using it.
1433766
I'm not sure what you're asking. You can record up to four .wav files simultaneously and then work with those .wav files in ProTools without interfering with the MTrack Quad at all. Please clarify your question if that answer doesn't clarify for you.
2085588
it records into tracks(listens for silence parts) Since I have been using Audio Station, I don't use it that way..you could and it works ok. I think it's just better to record side one and use markers. Then go back and edit the file. hope that helps
527890
You can record your voice during recording process, but if you want to "add your voice" later you'll need editing software.
1406709
I haven't tried that, but it should work. Be sure and use the right adapter jack and adjust the volume controls on the MP3 player and the recorder to match your vocal levels on the other track.
317444
You can record with this deck I just have not figured out how to record voices yet
487693
I concur with Travis F. You can synch different microphones to the base (see manual) but only one at a time.
64886
Well, yes, one track. However, you can "pan" the stereo inputs on the Behringer and have the mic panned to the left and the guitar panned right. You'd essentially have two separate tracks of audio in your recording (R & L) that you'd need to remix into new stereo tracks within Audacity, Traction, etc. I hope that makes sense?
1812489
You can use the 6 microphones, but the file will be only one, though it will contain six tracks.
937690
You're welcome. Sorry it was a short answer. I was in a hurry. One thing I wanted to mention is that (unless I overlooked something), I don't think you can save fills in the beats that you create yourself.
2020410
Yes that will work. What happens is, you play your "karaoke'd" track and mix in what you are singing...