how do set my settings on Tascam dp02 for recording vocals over instrumentals?
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Like a Karaoke? You can input Instrumentals or Instrument as a Play Back, and just select which of the 8 channels you want to record. You can first record only one instrument, and record other channel while you arte listen the instrument recorded before. You can repeat this procedure several times up to obtain the best results. When finished your creation, you have to Masteries it in order to have an optimum result.
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Are you trying to record your voice to a prerecorded karaoke? Or you already recorded instruments and now wanna record vocal?
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EDIT: The end of the first sentence should read windows 7 64 bit. Also, if you are concerned with using 2 DAWs, what I do is record vocals in cubase, save the recordings as 24 bit / 48 kHz WAV files, and then import the WAVs into mixcraft for editing, applying effects, mixing and mastering with my other tracks.
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You have to properly set up the output audio device on the DAW program you are using.
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For better sound, you should get an audio interface, something to record the audio seperate from the video. That way you can easily edit sound on its own with a DAW. Look into the Tascam DR-60DmkII, I don't own it personally, but it can be mounted with your camera.
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Hold the "OK/MENU" button when in a folder (for example: Folder A) until the selection menu comes up. Use the "-" or down button to scroll down to scroll down to the "Record Menu" (microphone icon). Next, press the fast forward/right button to enter the record menu, and scroll down to "Rec Mode". From there, you can select PCM, MP3, or WMA mode. Hope that helps.
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I want to answer your question. However your question does not make much sense. I am unclear what you mean by Tascam DP. I also do not understand what this effects processor unit has to do with phantom power. If you could give me a little more information on what you are looking for I would love to try to help you...
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What kind of mixer? Like a mixing board? Or an SSL Controller? It's mostly for MIDI controlling for use with DAW's (Ableton, Protools, Logic, Cubase, etc.)
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I capture both channels from the ART USB Dual pre into my DAW, which is Sony Sound Forge Audio Studio. I then have the option of mixing the channels to any degree that I want in the software, and then saving the final mix as a stereo sound or 2-channel mono.Of course, you also have the option of using just one mic. You will get a single channel output, which you can duplicate into your second channel (in your DAW software) and save the final mix as 2-channel mono.Hope this helps.
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I'm not sure about that. My Experience has been with vocals only. I record to a Mac book using audacity and so far I have not encountered any issues but everything I do is in mono both channels on purpose
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I have it running through a Mackie powered mixer and that is the best way so that you can adjust the settings for the beat sound. microphone cables bought separately.
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I record with protools, and Master with sound forge.. But I find myself recording almost everything I do live, with this.. Set the limiter to auto... Absolutely never clips or crackles.. then upload to computer and edit with a Mastering program.. All the Frequencies are there... It records great bass, mids, and trebles.. if you know how to eq and bring them out with plug ins.. I owned and used it for a year before I realized (not spreading the mics open / AB ) actually records better,, More similar tracks and easy to mix... I can rip down, chop, mix a complete band practice, and burn it on a CD in about an hour... Batteries Last Forever also... BEST VALUE HERE... I record with protools, and Master with sound forge.. But I find myself recording almost everything I do live, with this.. Set the limiter to auto... Absolutely never clips or crackles.. then upload to computer and edit with a Mastering program.. All the Frequencies are there... It records great bass, mids, and trebles.. if you know how to eq and bring them out with plug ins.. I owned and used it for a year before I realized (not spreading the mics open / AB ) actually records better,, More similar tracks and easy to mix... I can rip down, chop, mix a complete band practice, and burn... » Read More I record with protools, and Master with sound forge.. But I find myself recording almost everything I do live, with this.. Set the limiter to auto... Absolutely never clips or crackles.. then upload to computer and edit with a Mastering program.. All the Frequencies are there... It records great bass, mids, and trebles.. if you know how to eq and bring them out with plug ins.. I owned and used it for a year before I realized (not spreading the mics open / AB ) actually records better,, More similar tracks and easy to mix... I can rip down, chop, mix a complete band practice, and burn it on a CD in about an hour... Batteries Last Forever also... BEST VALUE HERE... « Show Less
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None whatsoever. Plug it in. Use your mixer of choice to enable recording on it. Configure your audio recording program (Audacity etc.) to use it. I hooked it right up to Debian Squeeze when I got it.
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I am not sure if I understand your question correctly. Do you want to change the EQ permanently in the CD recording ? I don't think this unit can do that. I personally used a Behringer pro audio Equalizer to make changes in a recording. That unit was about twice the cost of this one.
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Play with the audio settings. There are quite a few. Default settings sound poor (hollow,low volume) but can be adjusted to more than adequate. Cant remember orig settings, but can give you my AUDIO setup config:SRS TruSurround HD <Off>SRS TruVolume <On>Equalizer Settings <OFF> *important* Base <75>Treble <50>Make sure the EQ setting is not set to Rock, Pop or Disco (they sound like garbage). Setting it to OFF allows access to Base & Treble menu/adjustments. Overall the sound is above average for what you are paying. More than ample volume once you get the settings tweaked. Play with the audio settings. There are quite a few. Default settings sound poor (hollow,low volume) but can be adjusted to more than adequate. Cant remember orig settings, but can give you my AUDIO setup config:SRS TruSurround HD <Off>SRS TruVolume <On>Equalizer Settings <OFF> *important* Base <75>Treble <50>Make sure the EQ setting is not set to Rock, Pop or Disco (they sound like garbage). Setting it to OFF allows access to Base & Treble menu/adjustments. Overall the sound is above average for what you are paying.... » Read More Play with the audio settings. There are quite a few. Default settings sound poor (hollow,low volume) but can be adjusted to more than adequate. Cant remember orig settings, but can give you my AUDIO setup config:SRS TruSurround HD <Off>SRS TruVolume <On>Equalizer Settings <OFF> *important* Base <75>Treble <50>Make sure the EQ setting is not set to Rock, Pop or Disco (they sound like garbage). Setting it to OFF allows access to Base & Treble menu/adjustments. Overall the sound is above average for what you are paying. More than ample volume once you get the settings tweaked. « Show Less
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You can manually map any akai professional controller to almost any DAW, i use my lpd8 with both ableton, fl studio and traktor so i would assume it will work for you as well.
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You can also adjust the low frequency of the EQ when using X-edit to set your preset. The board itself for some reasons can only adjust mid and high frequency.
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Yes. You can. However, I wouldn't recommend using this interface. It's hit or miss. It could last forever or be DOA I went threw 3 of these units. All malfunctioned, and Tascam support is horrible. Good luck either way.