DCBassman
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OK, I've signed up!Anyone on here fancy collaborating on Bandlab?
OK, I've signed up!Anyone on here fancy collaborating on Bandlab?
Just what we need, 2 Bass playersOK, I've signed up!
Have you never heard of double bass players...?Just what we need, 2 Bass players
What are you using to interface your instruments?A busy morning in the home studio. View attachment 578918
UMC22 for me, purely because it was on offer as B stock. Only slighly less basic than the UM2. Haven't done much with it, to be honest. Using Audacity as DAW, but don't know much about that either! Lots of learning to do. Any recommendations and tips gratefully received!Behringer UM2. Very basic, but I omly input one instrument. I have astudio mic for acoustic cqpture, and that has its own tiny interface built into the lead.
I play about with it to knock up temporary sound effects for the game that I am writing. I use the laptop's onboard mic to capture the audio.Still getting used to Audacity myself Im afraid, but it does seem a simple and effective program.
Cool, I just need to knuckle down and get some time in. What sort of grunt does your PC have to work all this? The one I'm typing on could do music several times over in its sleep, but might not use that for music.I record onto Audacity and then import the tracks into Bandlab. I get a bit of latency on Bandlab, and it can be a little glitchy, so I don't us it much for work or recording, only for sharing with the band and for receiving the tracks that they've done - for that its really good. Once im done in audacity I use Bandlab for final tweaks, adding and effects, and setting the timing with respect to the other tracks.
Still getting used to Audacity myself Im afraid, but it does seem a simple and effective program.