Recording only vocals while backing plays in headphones?
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Recording only vocals while backing plays in headphones?
is it possible to have the kross playing while recording vocals and only record the vocal input?
or do i need to export the track and play it from another device, record vocals n kross the line it up?
Thanks
or do i need to export the track and play it from another device, record vocals n kross the line it up?
Thanks
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Not quite sure what you're trying to accomplish. You could pan the keyboard sound to the left or right before recording and then pan your vocal the other way before recording it. You could also record your keyboard part in the sequencer first then pan it left or right when you record it in the audio recorder and then pan your vocal the other way.
If you're trying to record only the vocal without the accompaniment, I'm not sure you can do that.
If you are trying to record the two together that's not a problem at all.
Just record your accompaniment in the sequencer and sing along with it or I believe you can sing along with your playing in real time as well.
There are good instructions on how to set this up in the operations guide which you can download from the Korg site
Good Luck!
If you are trying to record the two together that's not a problem at all.
Just record your accompaniment in the sequencer and sing along with it or I believe you can sing along with your playing in real time as well.
There are good instructions on how to set this up in the operations guide which you can download from the Korg site
Good Luck!
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1. Sequence your keyboard part.
2. Pan it left
3. Use the audio recorder to record it.
4. Plug in your mic and pan it right
5. Use the audio recorder to record your vocal while monitoring your already recorded keyboard part.
You will then have your isolated keyboard part on the left and your isolated vocal on the right.
2. Pan it left
3. Use the audio recorder to record it.
4. Plug in your mic and pan it right
5. Use the audio recorder to record your vocal while monitoring your already recorded keyboard part.
You will then have your isolated keyboard part on the left and your isolated vocal on the right.
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