[ddots-l] Educational reading on digital recording for a two inch tape guy?
- From: "Billy Ray Legendary" <legendary1@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <ddots-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 14 May 2008 15:00:13 -0700
Hey, Guys!
I am not currently a Cake Talking owner, but soon, soon, very soon... at
least, I am hopeful! (smiling and lusting)
I was trained in two inch tape, so the digital animal is still new to
me. No, I am not totally ignorant, and indeed I have already produced some
projects using a very cryptic system of multitrack recording, but I still
could use some catching up.
Does anyone know of some good reading material on the digital multitrack
recording subject, that is, and here is the catch, in audio format? It is
one thing to read about a certain effect, but it is quite another to
actually hear it. Even more, to hear it appropriately applied to a song,
instrument, or vocal.
Okay, you have your work cut out for you. Bring on all of the
suggestions of any, and I do mean any, books, MP3s, tutorials, or virtually
anything that has helped you get acquainted with digital multitrack
recording.
Thanks in advance, and after being on this list for only a day or so, I
count it a privilege to be here among you guys!
Billy
Speak soon,
Billy Ray Legendary
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