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Home Recording Studio Harrison Mixbus DAW on Linux Mint. Creating a wide guitar sound.

#Harrison #Mixbus #Homerecording LoftStudio, Home Recording Studio Project and One Man Band. https://loftstudio.nl. My music can be found at https://www.solidrockbluesband.com/ How to record audio using a computer? I use an Acer Aspire Intel Core i5-9400 with an SSD hard disk, Behringer UMC404HD audio interface, Linux Mint as operating system and Harrison Mixbus5 as well as Ardour 6. This setup, including a decent condenser microphone for vocals will cost less than €1,000.00. You can build a cheaper setup using an old computer or laptop. I prefer a computer that is not used for other tasks, so a dedicated machine for recording (and video-editing). In this Home recording session (demo) using Harrison Mixbus5, Linux Mint and an Acer Aspire Intel Core i5-9400 computer I show how I record at home. The Acer Aspire i5 has replaced the old Intel-based DIY computer running on an i3 dual core CPU and Harrison Mixbus is performing extremely well on the new Acer Aspire! For an unboxing, review and testvideo of this computer, in Dutch, please see this video:    • Unboxing, Review en test: Acer Aspire...   SPECIFICATIONS Intel Core i5-9400 (hexa core, 2,9-4,1 Ghz) 256 GB SSD (Samsung), M.2 1TB Sata (Western Digital Blue) 8GB RAM (max 32GB) Intel UHD Graphics onboard audio 6x USB HDMI, VGA WiFi, Ethernet Bluetooth memorycard reader For detailed information about Mixbus see the Harrison website at https://harrisonconsoles.com. ABOUT THIS VIDEO This video was created using a Motorola Moto G7 for recording the video, RecordMyDesktop for the screenrecording and FlowBlade for editing. All audio recording was done using the Acer Aspire computer with Linux Mint 20 as Operating System and Harrison Mixbus as the DAW. Video Editing was done using a Lenovo Ideapad 330 laptop with Linux Mint 18.3 and Flowblade.