Les Paul Talks About The Birth of Multi-track Recording
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
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The Music industry owes him a Debt, that can NEVER be Repaid... 'Nuff said!!!...
Funny enough, when I look up on google about the electric guitar and multitrack recording, it seems as though his name is hardly mentioned. He is the reason for music today
@@mikesnydermusic Absolutely!!!...👍👍👍
I wonder what the first song was that usde the multi track technology
How high the moon with Mary ford I think
A multi track recorder is actually multiple recorders running all at once, just like a train is actually multiple cars moving as a single device
But Les Paul owns the credit for promoting this, back in the days where nobody thought of "overdubbing" or the need to change the instrumental ballance later on
Or maybe the singer wants to try a better take while the guitarist assumes he can't do any better