15 minutes! 6 minutes to get mic out of packaging, 2 minutes to set it up with Garageband, 1 minute wasted talking into the mic because I hit the wrong button and it wasn't recording, 2 minutes actually recording, and 2 minutes listening.
Um, now I have a couple questions. 1. Someone mentioned the last time I attempted recording that there was a way to make it sound less like I was recording in a tin can. Any hints? It already sounds much better. I'm using podcast mode with female voice in Garageband.
Ok, more questions later. Probably every day I'll have a question:D Apparently this was just the kick I needed to get started. Let's hope my cold goes away so I can start recording for reals soon.
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Date: 2012-11-01 05:15 pm (UTC)Um, now I have a couple questions. 1. Someone mentioned the last time I attempted recording that there was a way to make it sound less like I was recording in a tin can. Any hints? It already sounds much better. I'm using podcast mode with female voice in Garageband.
Ok, more questions later. Probably every day I'll have a question:D Apparently this was just the kick I needed to get started. Let's hope my cold goes away so I can start recording for reals soon.