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troubleshoot me?
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do I like it, OP?
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If you get the Tascam DP-008, I recommend Musician's Friend. Call them with the Amazon price and they will beat it. |
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You can use almost any recording software such as Audacity (free) to adjust the volume of your WAV files. In Audacity, under the effects menu, there is an "amplify" function that will automatically adjust peak volume to maximum. If you use Audacity to adjust EQ and other parameters, adjust the volume last because most other adjustments will also have an impact on volume.
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It shouldn't degrade when you upload to a host site like soundcloud or box.net. It would for YouTube, because they reprocess everything.
http://www2.online-convert.com/ <-This is a pretty nifty website for converting almost anything. I recommend Audacity as well. It's a nice program that can easily convert and boost volume. If you can't get it going, I could try to do it for you |
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+1 on the Boss Micro BR.
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It looks like the Micro is geared more towards electric players?
The demos that I've seen are all with an electric guitar? |
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Hey FrankHS, did you happen to use the reverb? is so, did it transfer on the wave file to your computer? Thanks.
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However, it's not to the point that it excludes acoustic play. I've recorded some nice acoustic tracks on it. And the mp3 playback/slow down function is great for practice. All in all, a powerful, compact little machine.
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Yes and yes, as far as I can tell. But as mentioned above, what I hear on PC playback is way lower quality than the same mastered track played back on the Tascam. I'm missing something somewhere.
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Maybe your PC has a lower-quality sound card. That would probably do it!
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This was introduced this year at NAMM and might be a good simple solution. http://youtu.be/Obf_VUuRw6M
Looks like you can use it stand alone or go into a computer via USB Can record 2 tracks simultanously ( so you can record stereo) and can mix up to 8 tracks. Has 2 combo XLR/1/4 in. inputs, w/phantom power ( for condenser mic's) Streets at about 300 Only thing not mentioned is an Headphone Jack? But a retailer could answer that.
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That would be really cool. |