Category: Recording
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		 Zoom LiveTrak L-6 vs L-6maxI was about to pull the trigger on ordering a Zoom LiveTrak L-6 as it seemed to be the perfect multichannel recorder for my DAWless setup and then Zoom announce the new improved Zoom Livetrak L-6max! So it would seem a good time to take a look at the specs and compare it to the… 
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		 Multitrack your Mixer with a PatchbayWhy Multitrack? When I first started in DAWless, I created a hybrid almost DAWless setup where all my different synths were patched into an 8 port Audio Interface on a PC. With this interface, the levels could be controlled, and once the configuration is set, it will continue to work offline as a mixer without… 
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		 Captain Scarlett – Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 ReviewAfter my old Edirol Audio Interface died, I searched around online for a suitable replacement and the name that kept coming up again and again was the Focusrite Scarlett 2i2. There was a plentiful supply on eBay, so it did not take long to pick up a second generation Scarlett 2i2 at a reasonable price.… 
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		 TC Electronic M300 ReviewOverview If you are looking for a versatile and affordable multi-effects processor mainly for reverb and delay in rack mounted format, then you might want to check out picking up a used TC Electronic M300. This 1U rackmount unit features two independent engines, one for multi-effects and one for reverbs, that can be configured in… 
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		 How to create a DAWless Ambient Techno JamHere is a new live DAWless ambient techno jam created with an Arturia Microfreak, Behringer TD-3, Behringer Crave, Novation Circuit Tracks and Valeton GP-200 MultiFX pedal. Background Noise There are 2 instrument tracks on the Circuit Tracks, plus one each on the Crave, Microfreak and TD-3. In advance I setup a Cm-add9th chord on each… 
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		Exporting Dawless Jams to MP3There are many ways of exporting music into a useable format for playing and distributing. After I finish a track, I like to quickly convert it to an MP3 and copy it to my phone for listening outside of the studio, whilst walking or driving in the car. Although theoretically unnecessary, I find the process… 
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		Recording DAWless …. with a DAW!When it comes to recording your DAWless jams, there are plenty of options from oldskool reel to reel tape, standalone recorders, hybrid devices, iPad’s, or even a DAW! What? So yes, maybe you are into DAWless production for getting away from a laptop, but the chances are you already have a laptop and if it… 




