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http://www.belkin.com/uk/switch2/

Very cool - and waaay above my skill level with hardware. I'm impressed though.

My I suggest a cabinent?
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Man, you're gonna be the envy of every studio within at least a 15 foot radius!

Solely out of curiosity, basically sticking my nose into other people's business but hoping to learn something that I might be able to use later on, why do you want a diagram? What can you learn from ...

I'm a big fan of "Muziktime", which I don't know if they even still make. However, if you can find a copy, it's phenomenal. I used the version that came out in 1992 15 years after it came out and it ...

Can you tie into the wall with a wire running parallel to the front of the stage and hang off of that? That's really what you want anyways, it's much more stable than just dropping mics from the ceil ...

You could do that, or you could go straight into your board and then use an aux send to go to your amp and mic that. I think...

The board you're looking at will only let you pull in the stereo mix, i.e. the master mix from the board into your computer, not each channel individually, so your mixing will have to be live, because ...

You can do amazing things with those little bosses, I had one a couple of years ago, just when I was first playing with recording, and the learning curve is pretty steep, not as far as which buttons t ...

Aw bugger, we really need a beginner's guide, hang on, lemme google something up...Ah, here we go.

http://www.acousticfingerstyle.com/ComputerRecording1.htm

Try this out for size and see if you' ...

So I'm not sure how I stumbled across this post, but the quickest/cheapest/easiest way to do this would be to download Audacity, which has a "Stereo Mix" input option. Then he can play with that to h ...

I would say play with it till you find something fun that sounds good, but your sucess in trying to do anything fancy will depend on how many mics you have, how many channels you've got on your mixer, ...

Grab some headphones, and bring up the level of the lower one until the sound is exactly in the middle of your forehead. Listen for the bass, that's often in the dead centre, and the kick, and the le ...

You could probably use it (the XY configuration) but you can also get away with just straight micing them and panning left and right or popping a stereo expander on them if you want that. I guess... ...

That's a nice way of thinking about it. That's why they pay you the big bucks, eh?