Radioboy950
June 2nd, 2011, 08:33 PM
I have no idea how many good riffs I "lost" because I was unable to quickly record.
Well, I'm still finding my way around my new iPhone, but I have found it to be a great little tool to save those licks and riffs that I'll develop later.
I installed a little 4-track recording app, called FourTrack (duh). I'll spare you all the details on features etc, since you can investigate if you're so inclined. Basic sliders with knobs to pan L/C/R. I really like how you can WiFi sync with your laptop, and download a mix or just the individual tracks you've created. Since there is no editing tool, I used Audacity to trim extraneous noise.
I have not worked with this app very long to perfect any techniques. In this quick clip, I just wanted to test the process. I did nothing except lay the phone down in front of my bedroom amp. I was actually surprised that it sounded pretty decent.
http://www.box.net/shared/ftp5895xnx
Well, I'm still finding my way around my new iPhone, but I have found it to be a great little tool to save those licks and riffs that I'll develop later.
I installed a little 4-track recording app, called FourTrack (duh). I'll spare you all the details on features etc, since you can investigate if you're so inclined. Basic sliders with knobs to pan L/C/R. I really like how you can WiFi sync with your laptop, and download a mix or just the individual tracks you've created. Since there is no editing tool, I used Audacity to trim extraneous noise.
I have not worked with this app very long to perfect any techniques. In this quick clip, I just wanted to test the process. I did nothing except lay the phone down in front of my bedroom amp. I was actually surprised that it sounded pretty decent.
http://www.box.net/shared/ftp5895xnx