1. kapag nirecord mo ang banda sa live performance nila, on stage = LIVE RECORDING
2. Ano naman po ang tawag sa normal na recording?. normal as in, mauna drummer, tpos bassist tapos guitars, tapos voc... sa studio?
3. Ano naman ang tawag sa recording sa studio na sabay sabay sila lahat tumutugtog...
No. 1 is considered a Live Recording - as in recording the stage performance as is.
No. 2 is considered "Tracking" or "recording by tracks" or sometimes they term it as "overdubbing." Normally, the way it i done is to record the drums and bass with scratch guitar, vocal and keyboards. Then, you "cure" the guitar, keys, even the bass if need be. You never touch the drums. That is the one you keep. Then, you overdub the other instruments, i. e., rhythm guitar, second keys, horns, etc. Then, the solo instruments, i. e., guitar, sax, keys, etc. Finally, you remove the scratch vocal and you put in the final vocal. But sometimes the scratch becomes the final vocal. Depends on the performance - the reason why the engineer should always keep his fingers on the record button and records all performances or activities in the studio. There are instrumental riffs that are done
in situ and cannot be done or duplicated all over gain. Same with vocals.
No. 3 is almost the same as 2. But in the old days of direct to disc or tape, that is what it\s called "Direct to Disc or Tape." You record the whole band simultaneously. Sometimes you can do overdubs or "punch ins" but if the purpose is to capture the entire performance live in the studio, you never do any correction. There are releases that are done direct to tape or disc. What comes into mind is the Clair Marlow record that was recorded in the 80's and it is direct to disc. Bamboo is recorded using process no. 3 but modified to follow no. 2. It really is up to the producer on how to capture the recording excitement and performance of the group being recorded. You have to remember that the recording process is suppose to record (as much as you can) how the band sounds live; how their sound can easily be duplicated on stage - in live situations. That is what the fans look for.
Dapat, plakang plaka.FWIW
