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Step By Step
I'm going to be running the multi-track recording demo at Musecon next weekend, so it was high time to get out the portable gear and check out the setup. This involved:
Working through the "battery plugged in but not charging" problem again
Downloading the new anti-virus software
Downloading the latest Windows updates
Downloading the new version of Cubase Elements
Downloading the new version of Wavelab Elements
Downloading the updates to Cubase Elements and Wavelab Elements
Plugging in the mixer
Listening to some tracks from Capricon
Discovering that the Thieving Magpies recording from Capricon stops unexpectedly after about 35 minutes of the 75 minute set
Sending a grumbling e-mail to Debbie on the subject
Pulling out the headphone amp from the basement and hooking it up to the Aux1 output
Grabbing one of the mirrored hard drives from the basement and backing up the 191 MB of audio recording on the laptop
Sometime soon, I will make the last couple of changes over in Cubase, load up the scratch track from Cheshire Moon, and get the session ready to record.
Later, I will refamiliarize myself with how the "lanes" feature works, because that's one of the more interesting things to show. Then I need to go over rendering a song in the Cubase mixer.
And I'll be ready to go. :)
Sometime soon, I will make the last couple of changes over in Cubase, load up the scratch track from Cheshire Moon, and get the session ready to record.
Later, I will refamiliarize myself with how the "lanes" feature works, because that's one of the more interesting things to show. Then I need to go over rendering a song in the Cubase mixer.
And I'll be ready to go. :)