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Frank Huysveld · From: Belgium

hello everyone

i have a question

what need from matrial for record in home .i recording in my home but if I steelguitar and the rhithm track play.
record to my minidisk.the sound is not good .hard and too quiet other are.someone can help whit there my problem

greets

Zumsteel D10...8+4
peavey which 400 meeting
dictionary 550

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David L. Donald · From: Koh Samui Island, Thailand

" what need uvan matrial aanbinnenshuis it is
register.i prerecording wants binnenshuis but if I steelguitar zelfdeCD of the whith rhithm go by rail play."

Not a clue what you are asking....

Si tu plait ecrit en française, et nous traduiron.
Il y a plusier fracophones ici.
n'est pas bon?

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Frederic Mabrut · From: Olloix, France

Je confirme ce que David vient de dire!

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Frank Huysveld · From: Belgium

no..no... its not france...but it is dutch
i have on internet one transelator and that crazy thing gives my problems

sorry for these mistake

frank

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Dave Boothroyd · From: Staffordshire Moorlands

Groete Frank
I think you need a small mixer.
That would give you a louder recording, and it would let you balance the rhythm track with your steel.
Have a look on www.thomann.de (they may even have a Dutch language section).
I think the other people who replied were thinking that many Flemish speaking Belgian people also speak French.
I hope this helps you.
Cheers
Dave

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