[Harp-L] Re: Zoom H4 as audio interface

[Richard Hunter <turtlehill@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

 >> BTW, I did go to the Computer Music site and hoped to find the full
> > version of Samplitude 9.  No such luck!  Thanks tho!!

I have confirmed that Samplitude 9 SE (special edition, limited features 
in terms of number of tracks, etc., but still a lot of engineering power 
compared to Audacity) was included on the cover disk for Computer Music 
issue #119, November 2007.

Contact computermusic.co.uk for details on availability of this issue. 
If they've got it, should cost around US $20 for the issue plus s&h.

I repeat that any novice who wants to learn more about computer 
recording can make no better investment than a subscription to this 
magazine.  For about US $200 per year, you get what amounts to a monthly 
master class in computer recording technique, laid out in plain language 
with lots of pictures to show you what's going on at every step of 
recording and mixing, plus a very functional software toolbox.  I've 
tried them all, and from the point of view of practical, hands-on 
instruction and technique, none of the other mags out there comes close. 
 Not by a mile and a half.

If you joined my "Jacked In" subscription list anytime after I started 
it in April 2002, compare the recordings I made through 2005 with the 
ones I've made since, and note the steady improvement in overall mix 
quality.  The difference is what I learned from that subscription.  As 
far as I'm concerned, Computer Music is the best value for money going 
where recording instruction is concerned.

Standard disclaimer: I have no financial interest whatsoever in this 
magazine, though I certainly hope they stay in business for a while.

Regards, Richard Hunter
hunterharp.com
harmonica blog at http://myspace.com/richardhunterharp
Latest mp3s always at http://broadjam.com/rhunter