There are two different ways to hear the audio tracks on this webpage.
The band did some test recordings and found the perfect spot in the club and used a stereo boombox
To digitize the track all I did was plug the output from the stereo cassette desk into the input of the
I mixed the drums and the synth bass on the first channel using both the front microphone and the
I recorded the electronic drums and the synth bass together in a stereo mix on the first two channels.
I then recorded the wah-wah rhythm on the third channel and finally the synth solo on the fourth.
I mixed the track and digitized it by plugging the stereo output from the four-track cassette desk into
I recorded the drums using Steinberg Halion Sonic and the bass using the AMB ElectraBass VST.
I then recorded the guitar part with the VG Electric Edition VST.
I recorded the two rhythm parts using the PolySix VST and Halion Sonic VST.
Lastly I recorded the sax solo using SaxLab 2 VST.
To digitize the MIDI arrangement I exported the stereo mix from Cubase Elements.
Click on the play button on the RealPlayer dialog box.
Or simply roll over the PLAY and STOP text links on either side of the track title.
This track was recorded live and sounds exactly like the band. I am playing the organ.
sitting directly in front of the light/mixing console to record this track.
computer sound card and press record on the audio recording software.
At the time that this was recorded I owned a TEAC four-channel reel-to-reel tape recorder which I
used to record my bands live as in this example. I play the organ as well as the bass on a synth live.
rear line inputs and recorded the guitar on the second channel. I recorded the keyboards on the third
channel and the vocals on the last. I mixed the four channels down to stereo using a TEAC Model 2
four-channel mixer.
recorder, two (2) Roland Juno 106 synthesizers and a Roland TR-808 electronic drum machine.
the stereo input of the computer sound card and pressing record on the audio recording software.
keyboard.
You can download RealPlayer here.
You can visit the Multimedia Studio webpage
to view the studio workstations -
including the various configurations for audio output.