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Different recording styles? - asluk1011 - 18-06-2011 How was something like this recorded? [video=youtube;JsBTZZwZbwo]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JsBTZZwZbwo[/video] I have to say that normally links are not allowed in the first ten postings .............The policy of MD is to remove the links...............However as this is an interesting question I have used my discretion to leave the link in..................... Different recording styles? - evilB - 18-06-2011 The recording used for this video was "tracking" by instruments. He plays with either a click track - aka metronome - OR with the song playing into his headphones. I would think the first track was the Piano/vocal track then the Guitar track and then the Violin track - videotaping each recording as well to splice/edit the videos together for the finished video presentation. More info on multi-track recording here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multitrack_recording Different recording styles? - CraigCyril - 06-09-2011 Thanks for lovely and very clear presentation. I like it. Different recording styles? - MarkHenry - 23-01-2012 Thanks for showing different ways of recording. I really enjoyed it.. Different recording styles? - Bhavik Patel - 12-04-2012 The documenting used for this movie was "tracking" by equipment. He performs with either a press monitor - aka metronome - OR with the tune enjoying into his earphones. I would think the first monitor was the Piano/vocal monitor then the Instrument monitor and then the Instrument monitor - recording each documenting as well to splice/edit the video clips together for the completed movie display. |