You can listen to a couple tracks of my band's stuff at www.myspace.com/otisburg and view our official website at Otisburg.

if you're looking to spend money on software to do this, i recommend Peak. it's not multi track, but it records stereo, and is particularly suited to dealing with single mono or stereo sound files. you could always buy a standalone cd burner or something Well, the idea is to spend as little money o...

just record the output of the multi-recorder to the input computer. with any program like sound forge or audacity, just record the stream and audio and voila. ok,more ignorance here, sorry. so i hook the multitrack up to the computer via the soundcard. than open up some sort of recording program, h...

you get some multi-tracking software, you learn to use it, and then you hit "record" If I had multi-tracking software, than I would have no need for an analog multi-track recorder though. Here is what I am trying to do. I have a multri-recorder but it is analog. I can record to a cassette...

bergmann disney wrote:pluging your tape recorder outputs in any computer soundcard (wich cost can vary from cheap to high end), that will convert analogue signal to digital.

And than what? I mean, once I hook the tape recorder into the sound recorder what do I do?

Okay, this is going to sound like a really dumb question so I apologize for my ignorance beforehand. What is the easiest and least expensive way to RECORD on analog and convert to digital? That is, what is the easiest and least expensive way to record music with an analog multi-track recorder and th...