How to bounce, loop, trim and sequence on the Zoom R8
Above is a video I released recently showing in a basic way how to record, bounce, loop, trim and sequence tracks using the Zoom R8.
In the video I also say that I'm entertaining the idea of writing a book on how to use the R8, mainly due to the fact the manual is so-so at best. What I mean by that is that the manual is good, but for some may not be enough to figure out how to really get good use out of the R8.
After posting the video, I received some comments on YouTube from those that said yes, they'd like a better manual. Or at least something that's a well-explained "cheat sheet" or sorts, so I am considering putting a book together for it.
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What's the best data protection for digital music projects?
I've been seeing a lot of pushy sales schlock recently for products that supposedly "protect your music data." And the products are junk because they don't offer any better physical data protection at all.
However, there are legitimate ways that do offer proper music data protection that actually work.
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This is not that big of a deal once you know how to do it.
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