Two Track Recording Instrumentals In Logic

Before the Zoom F2, before the Tentacle Sync Track E, Before the Rode... There was the Tascam DL10L! Dual level, zero interference because it's internal recording, perfect file saving, long battery life, small form factor make it easy to hide, perfect for wedding and interviews... It does it all in a simple easy to use portable body! The ONLY system that comes close is the Tentacle Sync Track E... But at 2.5x's the price is the Tascam is still a contender! If you learn to rig the lav and isolate it from excess rustle or use software like the iZotope RX9 deRustle you can have an excellent tool to get doubt at all angles where a boom mic can't be (such as wife shots or moving shots). The Tascam is STILL one of the best. With it's dual track recording feature is essentially 30 bit recording! Bring able to record a second track at -6 and -12 db means you got it on high and on low gain at the same time. You pull that into your sound or video editor and boom adjust as necessary. No it doesn't actually have 32bit float... But having that second track -6 to -12 db lower dedicatedly give it just about the same flexibility.

I've been using logic to create. Great as an AU or Standalone! I'm gonna be using this for every track i produce from now on. No doubt. Without an external hard drive to run all your sounds, it could make your computer lag a bit. And it's a bit pricey. But GREAT none the less.

Two pack is great! The price is right and I have a backup when the first one runs out. I always keep backups because I don't always keep track of how much tape is left.

I been looking for a headset with mic for long time. I have try different brands/types. This is the one!. I use it for a recording studio. (logic Pro). Sound is great! quality amazing! Super comfy to my ears. Awesome product.

I use this with Logic Pro on a 2021 MBP for recording, monitoring, mixing, and mastering in both stereo and 5.1, mostly for scoring and soundtracking. It has a clear, open, sound that accurately represents even very subtle changes to mix, EQ, soundstage, or plugin settings. Mic Preamps sound sweet and clean and will let the character of your mic shine through. The build is solid, and the knob and buttons have a nice click to them. It has a dazzling number of inputs and outputs for its size, and TotalMix gives the user super powerful routing options. Once configured, TotalMix makes it easy to jump between stereo and 5.1. My only caveat is that this is a professional tool, and if you are relatively new to this line of work, there will be a learning curve to understand all of the options the interface has and the concepts behind TotalMix. This doesn't mean that you shouldn't buy it, it is 100% worth it to take the time to learn, and RME has excellent tutorials. This interface will honestly represent what you play through it and will give you the power to create the recording you envision.

This is a microphone that works very well when recording to my Tascam 8 track recorder. The recorded audio is well balanced-not tinny or overly bassy. The bass is not muddy nor are the high frequencies lacking. It is built very solid and produces clean audio. I like the way that it can be placed very close to a guitar to pick up the full range of sound. If you purchase one you will not be upset.

This is a great little unit that can do independent or stereo 4 track recording with xlr inputs. It can also be adjusted for line level input as well as microphone level input. I use the DR-70D for all types of productions, including Broadcast, Commercial, Industrial, and Corporate work.

This stand alone multi-track recorder had a steep learning curve for me, but, after learning basic operations such as open menu, create and/or load songs; assign microphone XLR/TRS jacks to a channel (easy) and basic recording operations, this unit is very fun to operate. Granted this unit has been out for quite a few years, and I had debated buying the 32 track recorder, but opted for this 24 track and have had a blast. Send effects unit ( taking a dry unaltered recording signal and making it wet adding effect with an effect such as reverb or delay) was tricky. Recommend turning the volume all the way up and adjust down to get the effect to your monitors. This unit is so much fun am now going to splurge on some really nice microphones. My recording will include solo work with and without keyboard; trio and quintet jazz and ensemble work, and larger ensembles.

My track record with Sandisk Ultra SSDs has been one of continued happiness and relief, even when recording 4k footage. Some of my drives are over 5 years old and I'm only considering retiring them soon out of mild caution instead impending dread. A well made product.

I liked the H4, I love the H6. This is probably closer to what audiophiles will be excited about in a portable device with professional capabilities. Main improvements upon first test: -4 track standard input -dials to set record levels -improved signal to noise ratio -accessory shoe (comes with MS/XY mic which record to 5th stereo track you can also purchase a shotgun mic or an adapter to add 2 more inputs, though not sure if it adds 2 more separate tracks) Unless you are recording with the mic on a stand I would be very cautious of how you use the mic attachments. They WILL RECORD ALL of your HANDLING NOISE unless you are a ninja. Then go for it, OUT OF THE BOX this is a 4 track recording device which you can add a 5th track with a stereo mic attachment. It comes with a case which is great and two attachments (XY and MS mic's) which is nice, but one major con is that you have to purchase an AC adapter separately. I still need to test this with 4 different mics plugged in (particularly 4 lavs) before I can say 100% I am certain you will love this, but I am pretty confident in the product after one out of the box test. I believe this will be my solution for quality field recording and essentially beginner home studio recording. I am wary of the extra two track attachment for both durability and sound quality. I tested the XY and MS mic and determined that they will be best for me to record the entire room or get an interview in a real pinch, but even so it will need some work in post because the record quality is not as good as what you will get from even a basic boom mic.