 Recording A Live Show |
 Mon 21 Mar 2005, 19:00
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Hello All
We have a couple live shows coming up I'd like to capture on my PowerBook with Cubase. I've always done it with a DAT, 4-track or tape deck since they are very much "fire and forget" interfaces, meaning, I can hit record and forget about them, except to flip the tape. Any suggestions for capturing with software? How many minutes of continuous music can a PowerBook running Cubase capture? I can't really babysit and run the recording, I'll be too busy playing guitar and singing. I have a friend who can man the controls for me if necessary. How does everyone pull this off? Bring in the 1-hour show as one big sound file and split it up later on? Grab 2-3 songs at a time?? The ideal situation would be to hit record and then stop it at show's end and sort it out later. Suggestions very much appreciated. Thanks - JB This post has been edited by Supernaut: Mon 21 Mar 2005, 19:01 |
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Supernaut Recording A Live Show Mon 21 Mar 2005, 19:00
coldharbour QUOTE (Supernaut @ Mar 21 2005, 18:00)The ide... Mon 21 Mar 2005, 20:33 Supernaut Heh. Great idea. Dunce cap for me - why didn't... Mon 21 Mar 2005, 20:37 coldharbour Cool, let us know how it went then - and good luck... Mon 21 Mar 2005, 20:42 angryman This probably sounds really obvious but, if your g... Tue 22 Mar 2005, 12:38 PristineRec I've been in similar situations, and I use onl... Wed 23 Mar 2005, 07:06
endless_nights03 When I record a live show, I use only the micropho... Wed 23 Mar 2005, 14:46  |
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