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oldguydrummer said:
> Although as halloween approaches I will be making some home made
> sound tracks for our annual haunted yard that will be burned to cd's.

In case you haven't discovered them yet, I *highly* reccomend "The
Midnight Syndicate" for *really* spooky/cool background music for
Halloween. Check them out here:

http://www.midnightsyndicate.com/

I have two of their albums I pull out and play the heck out of for every
Halloween! Creepy good fun!

Vern

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oldguydrummer said:
> --- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "Vernon Graner" <vern@t...> wrote:
>> Well, you *did* get one response.. :) I know I just use MIDI out and
>> record with Sonar... *when* I record... But I may be one of the few
> that
>> really uses the set more for physical/mental therapy, practice and
>> recreation... hmm then again, judging by the number of responses,
> maybe
>> I'm *not* in the minority! ;)
>
>
> As  I have been reading back through the posts, most folks that do
> record, seem to run it through a computer.
>
> The recording I do is for pleasure only. I will record a pre-recorded
> song into one track. I will then play that back in monitor mode only
> (so that I can hear it to play with)and send audio out from my mixer
> into the d1200 for recording of drum tracks only. I can then go back
> and listen to the song only, drum tracks only or both. Since it's all
> for fun, I rarely permanently keep anything that gets burned to a cdr.
>
> Although as halloween approaches I will be making some home made
> sound tracks for our annual haunted yard that will burned to cd's.
> This is the first year I will be trying it, since I have only had the
> D1200CD a few months now.
> Maybe somebody with digital recording experience will jump in and
> volunteer some advice to help you out.
>
>
>
> OGD
>
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