Yes. No matter what dont record in segments and that you think you will piece together. Record everything from start, even if you are segmenting do it from zero, and just have nothing till the segment starts, because syncing segments later on with no real start reference will make you want to kill yourselves.Little Recordnigs got it pretty right, but you have to make sure that all of you are playing with the same BPM. In every DAW is a clock that you can set to whatever BPM you want. When recording, the clock, as a defautl setting, will tick 4 times, one bar, and then the recording starts. After that, make that all rendered tracks have the same starting point. It´s tough to work with a track that starts 25 seconds into the track so make sure you render everything from 0 seconds, so all tracks have the same length. Here' an example, the tracks are from a song I#ve been working on, uploaded them to Audacity real quick to show you what I mean:
Thank you so much for the kind words, for a self-taught person, who at an early age was told and I quote "you are what we call, musically retarded, son" its a pleasure to hearIf you want, I can mix the tracks for you. I would really like to collaborate but you already got a piano and bass player, but I could mix and master the song, if you want.[DOUBLEPOST=1398781806,1398781222][/DOUBLEPOST]BTW, Little Recordings, your covers are pretty cool man! Earned youself another subscriber
