I've been busy learning the new differences on the T2. A definite upgrade by a long shot.

I may want to try recording live with a sax. I haven't tried any recording as of yet but have a couple questions.

Suppose the sax balance is too loud or soft on the recording. Can I change the sax volume after the recording so it fits the kb part? What about reverb for the sax, suppose it needs some livening up, but the kb is ok. Can I change the reverb on the sax after recording?

Lastly, I am hoping I can record a few tunes to a set stopping in between songs and continue recording so I don't have to fiddle with recording controls in between every song. Will this work?

Thanx
Scott Langholff
http://ScottLMusic.com

what are you using to record with? a PC and sequencing program? or the HDD on the T2?
the reason for my question is i can help with PC recording, but as i dont have a T2 i cannot help with that....

[This message has been edited by manic2257 (edited 01-17-2006).]

It would be with the HD on the Tyros 2.

Terry Can help you with that. He does similiar recordings, has had the tyros since new and now has the tyros 2. He is a nice guy and always very helpful. He also has a forum with a lot of tyros help.
Drop him an E
Best to you and your new toy,
Bebop

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jam on,
Terry
http://www.musicchops.com/forums/

Hi Terry

I never recorded live with the Tyros1, even though I tend to play better in front of a live audience, because I didn't want one more thing to fiddle with between each tune.

What I am asking here is can I just set it on record, play a song and end the song, let the record function continue without pushing any buttons other than to set up the next tune and play it, stop and repeat, possibly as long as 45 minutes to an hour, THEN turn off the record, save it(?), then do the same thing the next set.

Thanx
Scott

Ah now I get it. You want to do a "live at" sort of thing.

That's a no because,

To change say to a new style, you have to stop the recorder by doing so you then have to setup for a new song again by creating a new folder for it.

You could of course do that with an external recorder though.

jam on,
Terry



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jam on,
Terry
http://www.musicchops.com/forums/

Hmmmmmmmmmmm, But if I am playing live and switch to a new style in the middle of another song I should be able to do that as always, I'd think. And if that is the case, I would think I could do the other, unless the recorder automatically shuts off at the end of a tune???

Hi everyone,

I have made some live recordings with my T2 in it's recently installed HD, and you can pre-program some registrations and play/record live.
If the sax that you refer is an actual sax player or the sound from the T2? If is a sax player recording with a micro conected into the T2, once is recorded, nothing can be chane, reverb, volume, etc... If it is the T2's sax, once recorded the song is done, also apply the non chage on the balance, etc....unless you make a midi file, edited to your liking, then, record it into audio.
I did some experimenting, and I used the Cake/Sonar, I made a midi file, edited, then played from the computer and activated the audio recording feature in the T2, and it Works.....even from an external source.

And as far it goes the recording, once you activated the audio recording feature, I did use my registrations to enable me to change my overall settings and that way, I have no problems at all doing it this way.
I recorded several tunes, now the only thing is that you may have to export those wave sounds into your PC and using the Sound Forgue /Wave lab, etc......edit, cut and perhaps save the songs individualy for future use.
I hope I understud your question..... Sorry for the English, is my second languaje.

Hi

Thanx for the input. I guess I need to be a little more clear, I know what I'm talking about anyway.haha

I was talking about recording with a mic using another person playing/blowing on a real sax.

Scott
http://ScottLMusic.com

Using the registrations should in fact work without a hitch as Md says.
Terry

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jam on,
Terry
http://www.musicchops.com/forums/