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Set Up for Recording Acoustic Guitar on a 4 Track
Setting Levels for Recording Acoustic Guitar on a 4 Track
Preparing to Record Acoustic Guitar on a 4 Track
Recording Acoustic Guitar on a 4 Track
Switching to Playback Mode on a 4 Track
Guitar Track Playback on a 4 Track Recorder
How to Set Up a New Track on a 4 Track
Set Up for Recording Bass on a 4 Track
How to Set Levels for Recording Bass on a 4 Track
Preparing to Record Bass on a 4 Track
Recording Bass Guitar on a 4 Track
Preparing a Bass Guitar Track Playback on a 4 Track
Bass Guitar Track Playback on a 4 Track
4 Track Set Up for Recording Vocal Tracks
How to Set Levels for Vocal Tracks on a 4 Track
How to Record a Vocal Track on a 4 Track
How to Prepare a Vocal Track Playback on a 4 Track
Playing Back Tracks on a 4 Track
How to Mix on a 4 Track Recorder
Acoustic EQ Adjustments on a 4 Track
Bass EQ Adjustments on a 4 Track
Vocal EQ Adjustments on a 4 Track
Mixing Track Levels on a 4 Track
Stereo Mix Levels on a 4 Track
Preparing for Mixdown on a 4 Track
4 Track Recorder Mixdown
How to Record Multiple Tracks at Once on 4 Track
How to Set Tape for a New Recording on a 4 Track
Using Effects Pedals with a 4 Track Recorder
4 Track Recording Tips
Summary: Set the levels of a four track recorder to properly record a bass line for your song. Learn how in this free audio production video lesson on how to record music on a four track.
Brian Montgomery has been playing bass in Austin, Texas bands for more than 12 years, and has been recording on 4-tracks for eight years.read more
"BRIAN MONTGOMERY: All right, so we got our bass here. First thing we want to do is go ahead and monitor this, get our level set, hit that switch for the monitor, kind of bring that up a little bit and we're already in the mode there for the guitar so [PLUCKS BASS]. We're kind of not really getting much on the indicator because I've still got the trim in the back all the way down, so we're slowly going to bring that up and again, we're just, we're watching the dB levels there, finally get it up towards just finally hitting into that +3 at the loudest point [PLUCKS BASS]. So right there, it's sounding pretty good, so once you got the level set, you can get ready to cut the bass track."
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