Cheap and Easy Way To Record Music Without A Computer 2019
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- Is there any way I can record music without a computer? Dawless recording but with CD quality? Why would anyone want to do that? This video will show you a couple ways you can record your music using digital multitrack recording console. If this is something that interests you consider Subscribing to keep up with my videos :)
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Thank you for #1, being humble, #2 breaking it down for people who are newbs. I'm not wanting to use a DAW. I'm an analog guy who feels people spend too much time operating software rather than making music. Hardware is efficient and simple: plug it in and turn the knob, done.
Totally agree. Until recently I never used a computer in recording music unless I was burning CDs or uploading music online. But I got a digital recorder/mixer a few months ago because tape has several issues; mostly hard to find quality tape these days & it's expensive. Been having trouble using the digital recorder; getting a good sound or a good mix. It's definitely different than tape!!! But there are no tutorials that I can find that help you learn the basics without having to use a !&?@$+ DAW!!!!! Ugh ...
It took surprisingly long to find this information. I've been trying to find a way to record my vocals and the guitar for a live experience, for a high quality, but not necessarily studio quality. I also needed this accomplished without a computer. Thank you for clarifying and giving me a solution to continue to progress instead of worrying about other expenses I just don't want to involve myself with right now like a whole computer. You the man!
Likewise bro. I spent days on youtube looking for a short and simple explaination for multitrack recording on a standalone device. This video answered most of my queries. I also love the straight forward visuals of the multitrack devices. I hope to see an end-to-end demo using the standalone devices. Great job!
@@alfiedj Yes for some reason this info was hard to find! I too would love to see and end-to-end demo that includes moving the recording audio on SD Card to a computer for editing in a proper DAW. How much flexibility do I have? Are the tracks saved separately?
Lol it is because all the guys who run forums all started on this and know this. I felt the same way and wondered why haha
Yes!! So stoked!
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on the water 😉.... 🚫 over
Lol... Smokey haze over the blue liquid stuff
Dude great video I believe when I record my songs I'll do it like this with the Tascam you used. I don't like making things complicated im not trying to become a producer so no need to be extra I just want to record my music is a good way for others to hear.
Haha amazing - I was looking for this kind of video and I have the Tascam too so even more suited!
Thank you!!! He says it right there: CD quality. YASSS! Vocalist, pianist, keyboard/synth, flute, guitar, pots and pans, owls, lol...I'm nearly ready to jump on this one. SOOOO grateful for this simple, practical solution! Now I just need to figure out if, once I've got my tracks recorded, can I play them back on the same unit during my gigs? Or maybe record the tracks on the one SD card and pop it in a laptop hooked to speakers? Also, not sure how to make sure it all gets synced but I'm assuming there has to be a way or I will make one up!
Thanks for this video! I have a DAW, but I find my DAW brain to be very different than my recording/live playing brain and I don't want to be futzing with a tiny laptop whilst recording, nor do I want to buy a laptop (my main computer is a beast but in a different room). I just want to quickly mark down ideas with vocals and acoustic guitar to a click track (since these are tightly inter-dependent) and then record bass guitar and drums over that.
I guess a mixer would be redundant with a quality DAW-free recording device?
Then, what I'd want to do is bring that all to Studio One (in a different room) and then edit it all like a mad scientist....quantizing, repeating good takes, adding FX, etc. Is this possible using the SD Card method you mentioned?
Thanks!
Great job bro. I just subscribed to your channel. Keep it up with all the great content. Again thank you
Tascam great and the best they now got mixer that come in 12 track ,16, 24 and it take you back to the old days and you can even record a full band the same time on there own track!!!! and its does more then one thing live mixer , a mt recorder and can even be use as a interface.
As a keyboard player with a couple synths, this is super helpful. A groove box could be recorded also right? Thanks alot
Thanks man I've been fucking around with FL studio and wanted to a simple old skool "mixer" awesome really helpful
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I want to start my dawless setup for live performances with low cost obsolete vintage retro equipment, low fi, preferably with midi rather than sync or cv / gate, using drum machine, groove boxes, phrase sampler, korg monotron, volca, casio vl1, midi sequencer, guitar pedals, half rack midi modules etc, maybe a nintendo with the DS10 a casio sk1 etc, what do you recommend? I'm digressing? is it a lot of G.A.S gear syndrom acquisition?
This is interesting, I will most likely consider getting a multitrack recorder perhaps a decent high end one because in my personal experience i've always have found it very tiduous to record tracks on a computer for some reason.
The bright screen from a computer monitor, replugging in the interface somtimes for when it cuts connection was a pain and then having to asign tracks from the interface through the daw every single time using a mouse (even with a good editing mouse too) it just can take away from the whole asthetics of simply trying to record a decent track that can have a real raw emotional sound to it. I've tried going portable with a laptop before for a while and it was okay but it still can be way too many things to start up.
These multitrack recorders seem like the way to go for just plugging in and hitting record.
Any suggestions on a good multitrack recorder brand??
Same! I'm not a laptop person, and I find the interface horribly annoying (especially track pads). I could use a mouse and better keyboard but now I'm going for the 'live' brain mode of playing and jotting down ideas quickly to the very slow and tedious computer-driven editing. I love the idea of recording tracks, saving them on SD Card (separately I hope) and then doing my real DAW work later when it's quiet and I'm in that mode.
I’m with you. I like doing everything on my daw except recording vocals. I find it tedious as well.
Me too.
Great video I’ve been looking for this. Question when recoding vocals to a track will I be able to hear the beat I’m recording vocals to while I’m recording ???
Of course, that's the whole idea for this device.
I love my tascam dp008ex it works with my hiphop and has great mics 🎙️ build in. I didn’t want the 6 track ver cause it don’t have auto master and mix down witch is the best part of the machine anything to avoid a daw I love dawless setups.
Good demo.
1:20-1:45 had me rolling lol 😂
Thanks all my music multitrack cassette and DAT all music from the korg M1
Easier than a computer
Now using the Boss BR 80
Love it works for me
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Hi🙏🤗 thanks for this video, I've been recording in my studio professionaly for over 25 years, and I am fed up of computers and Microsoft and Apple. Portastudio or MTR, is so much better and free from worries I going back to MTR now and saving money.Love Cheers 🎹🙏💚☯️
Good info. How about using a digital recorder and recording the sound of a keyboard through the headphone jack? Thanks.
Could you make a short video on how to add the beat to the recorder
This is so good
Cool
Can I use a regular microphone or do I need a certain type of microphone for these devices?
On that Tascam...did youbuse an internal or external mic??
Informative video thanks. Is there any battery-powered multitrack recorder that is small and portable and where it has a built-in drum pattern composer? I want everything in one box without using a computer at all. Any suggestions? It has to be battery powered.
There's a few out there, Ive been tossing up wether to get the boss br 80
Ever!
first im sorry for the questions im about to ask .... i did not watch your video im burned out Fucking with the DAW and Garage band that i fight with every night and get no wair ... so with the TASCAM would there be any benifits to getting a Alesis multimixer ... and the RCA can they be pluged in to powered spekers thank you so much
gave you a sub man!
You sound like me, I started with a tascam digital 4 track but wanted to record my band and upgraded to an r16
You can record a whole live band with the pocket studio if you throw a mixer before it.
i could surf ur hair bro
wich is better zoom 16 or other in sound?
What about bouncing tracks? Like recording tracks 1 and 3 to track 8 then recording more onto tracks 1 and 3 then bouncing tracks 1 and 2 to track 7, fill up more, etc. Yes? No?
yes
i use one of these. can bounce as much as you like :)
Thanks!
Bro, what is all over that R16?
That bass has some beef to it
But on the first console, how do you realistically record a song: can you play a couple of tracks to yourself while you record a third for example? Have to be able to hear what you've got so far
Any tracks you’ve already recorded on the project can be played back or muted while recording the next two tracks. Just make sure your microphone and headphone cables are long enough to maintain good posture.
If you make mistakes can you erase and start over?
1st!
i have the dp008ex l0ve it i hate t0 record with daw all the time fighting buffer setting t0 get w0rk d0ne. all daw is good f0r is final mix and master.
So you record whatever on the different tracks then play them all at once then record them and it saves on the memory card simple as
Can you help me build a studio without a computer??I'd like to do it as a hobby....from recording to finished track
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I hope that's a customer paint job on the R16. If not, quite silly to show in a video.
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I’m just starting to find ways to record myself, this is all I need!! 🎶 I know exactly what I’d need to get better!!! Yep, I got all of this with you!!!
Anybody know where I can buy these things?
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No you didn't! You got me...
Is this method better quality qise vs a computer?
to my knowledge the sound quality is determined by the analog to digital converters wich are placed in audio interfaces or digital mixers (in this case the tascam recorder)
@@ICA_Ghost indeed, the sound quality depends on the hardware quality of the recorder (or computer interface) and whatever mics and cables you plug into it. you can check product reviews if that is a major concern.
use an external board and run it in
good video. if anyone wants a rough example of recordings from one of these you can look on my page. although im learning the whole process...
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3:37 but do you have the seperat tracks in your daw when doing this?
yes
do you ever wash your hands?
Y
This is so good