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CHRISJ898

pearl jam is effin awsome

mccreadyisgod

Well, you want basic cheap recording, no frills, just what works?

http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.gsp?cat=103118&dept=4171&product_id=2069872&path=0%3A4171%3A103118%3A103315%3A103283

CHRISJ898

hahah thats great


im really new to this
but in all seriousness

what would you guys use to put together like a tape demo with 5 or so songs

BinFrog

I use a Zoom 8-track digital recorder and it suits my basic needs just fine.

CHRISJ898

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BinFrog

It was around $400

CHRISJ898

ouch
im looking for a little tape recorder thats like 150

will this one work

http://www.samash.com/catalog/showitem.asp?ItemID=11457&TempID=2&Method=3&CategoryID=939&BrandID=0&PriceRangeID=0&PageNum=0&DepartmentID=6&DepartmentKeeper=6&pagesize=10&SortMethod=6&Word1=&Contains=&Search_Type=SEARCH&GroupCode=nonetodaythanks

mccreadyisgod

Originally posted by CHRISJ898
also whayts a good tape recorder..??

Ampex 24-track 2-inch analog reel-to-reel.

That costs about $20,000, and tape ain't cheap, either.

There are cassette-based 4-track recorders out there, and they're all pretty similar.

For legit demo recordings, though, you'd be better off getting a cheaper mixing board and a few mics and mixing everything into a cassette deck, OR getting a decent 8-16 track digital recorder.

What it comes down to is that you pay for what you get.

The cheapest solution would be a cassette deck or microcassette recorder with an internal mic or jack for an external mic... just set it up in the middle of your space and push "record". It won't sound great, but it'll get it recorded and won't break anyone's budget.

CHRISJ898

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