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Post by jb on Nov 17, 2012 10:42:02 GMT -5
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Post by Tommy Thompson on Nov 24, 2012 2:17:00 GMT -5
sorry it took so long JB. I was in Georgia all weekend and been catching up since. What he's done is very simple. I do the same thing with my digital recorder. I can record one individual track and then play it back and sing along with it while recording a second track. Both tracks are completely separate. Then I can play both of those tracks back and sing along with it creating a third track....and then a forth, fifth etc. I can do this with vocal tracks or instrument tracks. I can play and record a rhythm guitar track...play it back and add a lead track totally separate and then combine them later. The number of tracks are unlimited. My recorder will do 8 tracks at a time, but I can combine all 8 tracks down to 2 tracks and add 6 more...it's become a real simple science. www.ourstage.com/media_items/DKYXJUHJTLRQ-dream-cover |
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Post by jerrysmith on Nov 24, 2012 7:43:15 GMT -5
The Irish New Age singer Enya is known for this kind of thing; she's been called a Choir Of One, creating every voice and instrument in her songs using as many as 12 tracks.
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Post by jb on Nov 24, 2012 11:25:09 GMT -5
Tommy, easy for you talented folks with a good ear and voice!!!
Jer, I forgot about Enya doing all that. I enjoy her music!!
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Post by jerrysmith on Nov 24, 2012 11:38:40 GMT -5
John, I have all her work, including a rare video. She's real easy on the eyes, too.
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Post by jb on Nov 24, 2012 12:42:44 GMT -5
... She's real easy on the eyes, too. Yep!!!! |
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