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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 up a four track recorder to play back a bass guitar track so that you can check the track for mistakes or problems. Learn how in this free audio production video guide on how to record music.
"BRIAN MONTGOMERY: Okay. So we've cut the bass track. Just go ahead and rewind the tape and get it ready to play it back and see how it sounds with the rhythm guitar track. We get to zero there, okay? So we stop. The first thing after that, just get our channel back in to the listening mode, so we'll take that indicator switch from the right and move it to the safe mode. Take the guitar indicator, move that up to the tape mode. We can leave the fader where it is. The other thing we can do is the trim on the back where the bass was plugged in to, go ahead and just bring that back down to nothing just in case when you go to do something else later, you don't have a high level, damage your ears or something. And now we're pretty much ready to listen back."
eHow Article: Preparing a Bass Guitar Track Playback on a 4 Track
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