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Alright I give up... I have done some recorded sessions using the Alesis HD24. I want to take that data off the drive and import them to my DAW. How do I go about doing that? Any help will be appreciated! I recorded a band and performed a 2 track rought mix and due to time... just not happy with the work. Room to improve. Wish to redo mix it with my gear.
| chuseyo77 wrote :
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You need multi-channel mixing software on your PC.
I use and recommend N-Tracks Studio.
It's not free, but compared to other mixing software is cheap(around $70).
I do FOH sound for a Beatles tribute band, and have many times recorded them with an HD24, mixed them with N-Tracks, and 'mastered' with O-Zone. You can get some incredible recordings with minimal learning curve.
This song was recorded live with the Alesis, mixed with N-Tracks. We added some percussion tracks after.
While My Guitar Gently Weeps
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