Musicians, listen up. Making a good demo is key, and many do it digitally, as they should. This Tune Studio, along with your iPod, makes it way easy. The audio in the video above is hard to hear, but basically this violinish band is recording their performance using one of these (it was just off stage). You can start off your home studio for $249 this spring.
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Matt Hickey
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January 8, 2008
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Yeah, this is kind of cool but let’s be clear: This is a 4 input mixer but it cannot multitrack. What you record is a two track master. No overdubs, no laying down one track at a time. This is a basic mixer and the claim to fame is that it dumps the output directly to an ipod.