Recording with "flamenco master"

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musicalgrant

Posts: 188
Joined: Oct. 21 2004

Recording with "flamenco master...

Hi all,

Well I thought I'd put this post up as I am using the flamenco master, I've been playing a Solerares with it and it sound really amazing

, but to record with it is proving difficult.

As I have been taught to look for visual clues in the compas, like watching the dancers or palmas people for the cues, I find I'm ok when playing with the "Flamenco Master" on the computer screen, but as soon as I record flamenco master onto mini disk and then into cubase, I have an audio track only, and hence I've lost the visual element to remind me where I am in the compas...I have only the audio, no visual thing to help me.

This makes recording very difficult, does anyone have any idea of how to record with the flamenco master, with the visual element still in place rather than just the audio??

Any help would be appreciated

Cheers

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Nov. 19 2004 0:33:32

Florian

Posts: 9282
Joined: Jul. 14 2003
From: Adelaide/Australia

RE: Recording with "flamenco ma... (in reply to musicalgrant)

Have you tryed pressing record as usual let it run than minimise the window from the top right corner and start up flamenco master as usual , let cubase of whatever record as usual in the background.

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Nov. 19 2004 10:25:26

musicalgrant

Posts: 188
Joined: Oct. 21 2004

RE: Recording with "flamenco ma... (in reply to musicalgrant)

No I hav'nt tried that yet, thanks for the idea, I will give that a go.

Cheers

REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Nov. 19 2004 13:22:31

musicalgrant

Posts: 188
Joined: Oct. 21 2004

RE: Recording with "flamenco ma... (in reply to musicalgrant)

Thanks Florian

I have come up with a solution, but it is very complicated, I can play the flamenco master on my comp into my Mini disk player into the right channel and record the guitar into the left channle and then record the whole lot into cubase and play around with it. Great stuff, I will post an example on the Forum when my finger heals. I have a big gash in the index finger from work. and I can't play at the moment :