You would be a lot better off recording the two parts separately, transferring them digitally to a computer and combining them there with a good multi track audio editor. I use Cakewalk Pro Audio, but there are other less expensive options (I think Cool Edit Pro is multi track and so is n-Track studio http://fasoft.com/ which is shareware and very inexpensive). That way you can edit the sounds and mix them properly. Then just output them to stereo and record that on a new minidisc. -- Martin -----Original Message----- [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: >I hope you can help me. What I am looking for is a sony walkman >recordable minidisc that can blend tracks together. i.e. I want to >record one song over another (also film dialogue) without losing the >background sound. Is there such a model that can do this? I am >going to singapore in a week and want to get one there so a quick >response would be very appreciated. ----------------------------------------------------------------- To stop getting this list send a message containing just the word "unsubscribe" to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
