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 Record 4 Tracks Simultaneously / Live, recording live performance |
 Sun 9 Oct 2005, 16:21
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 Newbie Group: Members Posts: 3 Joined: 08-Oct 05 From: Dobbs Ferry - US Member No.: 70,992  |
Hi Guys,
Thanks for the input on the Firebox. New question. Canl i record 4 tracks simultaneously (Vocal, guitar, drum machine and bass)..... while sending the signal to a PA during a live performance?? |
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Thu 1 Dec 2005, 18:34
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Newbie Group: Members Posts: 15 Joined: 29-Nov 05 From: North Hollywood - US Member No.: 73,164 |
Shouldn't be a problem - record your four tracks and send the stereo monitor outputs to the PA system. That should be all there is to it!
-------------------- Alexey Mohr
Mixer/Engineer The Lex Factory See my most recently mixed/mastered album on the iTunes store! |
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Thu 29 Dec 2005, 00:06
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Newbie Group: Members Posts: 19 Joined: 23-Jul 05 From: FRANCE - FR Member No.: 68,051 |
I've recorded a jazz band with a Motu Traveler + PowerBook G4
8 tracks recorded simultaneously at 44.1Khz/16bits. The Traveler allowed me to make a mix for the PA, a mix for stage monitoring, and a mix for my headphones. More > I could have done a fourth mix out to record the show onto a 2-tracks machine such as a MD or DAT. It was a small room, so the PA was only feeded with the singer vocal(100%), a little bit of piano (40%)and bass(30%). In the monitor, I sent only the singer vocal to the musicians that were at the back of the stage. No feedbacks. I have set up the recording levels independantly. Every mixes do NOT affect the recording levels. Is the Firebox able to provide such things? |
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