Monday, February 15, 2016
Ice Crystal Formations (Zoom R16,Monotribe,Volca Keys,MS-20,TR-8)
Published on Feb 15, 2016 Metatron's Cube
"An experimentation of sorts, once again. The experiment is mostly on the recording end this time. A Zoom R16 multi-track recorder was purchased while they were on sale a few weeks back, and so far we have been mighty impressed with the thing. Originally I wanted something portable(battery powered) and completely free from the computer that could also act as a mixer as well(possible forest volca sessions? Techno at the creek?).
So far it fits the bill and more. We recorded the 4 tracks in stereo mode(we have not played with mono recording on it yet, but plan to). The four instruments were all dialed in(peaking) at around -12db at their loudest during recording(according to the on-board VU meters). Final volume levels were then adjusted in Presonus One with a touch of compression(more as track "glue") and limiting. I plan on trying out all the on-board stuff that the Zoom has too( it has effects/mixing/mastering etc). Lots of exploring to do. The '"cold" tone of music continues with the snow outside. Have a good week, thanks for watching and listening!
download@ https://soundcloud.com/miles-baskett/...
Gear pile:
Korg MS-20 mini + DigiTech Polara Stereo Reverb Pedal
Korg Monotribe + TC Electronics Alter Ego V2 Vintage Echo, Hall of Fame Reverb
Korg Volca Keys + TC Electronics Corona Chorus/ Korg Kp3
Roland Aira TR-8 + 7x7 sound pack
Zoom R16 Multitrack SD Recorder
Presonus One V2.6 (final mix/mastering)"
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