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it's on sale today for 69 dollars but not sure what the method is to make a multi-track recording with it is? is it even possible? if Mike comes back before the sale ends and says it is capable of multi-track recording I think I will snag it..


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Dane Ellis Allen wrote:it's on sale today for 69 dollars but not sure what the method is to make a multi-track recording with it is? is it even possible? if Mike comes back before the sale ends and says it is capable of multi-track recording I think I will snag it..


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no dice dale. but that is a real good price for that machine, though. i might have to snag one myself!

No multitrack as a stand alone unit Dane. It records stereo or loops (sound on sound). Used as a mic feeding a usb port on your computer you could record multitrack with Reaper or Garageband software and record your next album. I am a fan of these little guys and use my Zoom H1 often to record ideas and rehearsals.

Entry level stand alone multitrack recorders start with the Tascam DR-40 or Zoom H4N. Both work well as multitrack sketchpads or for live takes that you can transfer and mix down later.

If you have a smartphone you could get one of these and use a multitrack recording app. Neanderpaul sometimes records with this.
http://www.amazon.com/iM2-Channel-Porta ... B0065GF5VW

Zoom H4 will do 4 tracks. .... one on ebay currently at $70 ...
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Zoom-H4-Digital ... 2c77b9dadd