Craig HissettWhile the project log updates have not been regular, work on this project has been ongoing - and it's doing well! I have made great progress with my portable recording endeavours, and have used the LattePanda to record a full track!
The track is a song I helped my 9 Year old son Isaac to write, and consists of Vocals, Brass and guitar. It is a lovely song we wrote for his mother, and I have released it on Bandcamp and Spotify:
https://isaachissett.bandcamp.com/track/your-baby
https://open.spotify.com/track/1cWpDu2MLdMeMSLRDZb2ui?si=23e6f235659541f4
For recording I paired the LattePanda with my Rode NT-USB Microphone mounted to a small tripod mic stand, with a phone holder mounting the Lattepanda and a tablet holder mounting the screen to the stand.
It provided me with a fantastic, all-in-one setup that only required one cable running to the Lattepanda to be up and running.
The board was great with recording raw audio but I did notice some latency when trying to record with any kind of audio processing attempted on the board, so I opted to record the audio without ant effects for a better experience. This wasn't bad, as using OneDrive meant all audio was available seconds later on my laptop or desktop to edit on a more powerful rig.
This presents a fantastic vocal rig for quick jobs, so I'm really impressed with it.
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What a wonderful song, well done :-D
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Thank you so much! It's been great to work on with him, he's got such a talent for it already. It was ideal, having the tiny setup to record with too. I was able to position it easily in his room whenever he was up for a quick take.
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