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Offline wstagner

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Make Your Own Backing Trax from the actual record
« on: March 06, 2012, 10:21:05 pm »
You can do this w/a PC and a cupla hunnerd bux:

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Re: Make Your Own Backing Trax from the actual record
« Reply #1 on: March 07, 2012, 08:13:53 am »
Things have certainly come a long way since I used to hook up two old reel to reel recorders and with an early primitive drum machine box, made my own recordings , singing lead vocal, harmonies, and playing lead, rhythm and bass guitars.

I still have the old Fostex  recorder/4 track (analogue cassette tape) mixer unit I bought new for nearly a grand in 1984, which was latest technology at that time- I've seen 'em in pawnshops for about 100 bucks these days!
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Re: Make Your Own Backing Trax from the actual record
« Reply #2 on: March 07, 2012, 08:35:47 am »
Yah, I think I sold my F A8/mixer a few years ago for a few hunnerd bux.
There's other software besides the Roland that does this too.....and cheaper from what I unnerstands.
If you search U toob for the Roland software, all the other related s/w appears too.

Only recording I due now is with my Maudio microtrak and hd camcorder.  No time 4 minxing anwy.
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