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My current wav/mp3/midi recorder has clapped out for no reason. When ever I record something on the stereo mix, it becomes really sensitive and I have to lower the recording level (even then it still makes it ever so slightly fizzy. This is no what you want for recording). Can anyone suggest any good wav/mp3/midi recorders? |
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cant think of any, i just record my tracks in Sound Recorder, that shit thing no the start menu, and convert to mp3, and it suonds ok |
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the problem with that is it only enables 60 second recordings |
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Are you sure you haven't accidently switched a pre amp on? |
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if you press the record button immeadialty after it stops recording it will go on , etc. |
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i dont know wot i've done but it's interfering |
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