I am buying a new studio. I want to be able to record a live band all playing at the same time (about 12 mics). I want to be able to occassionally fix a tuning or timimg problem (for a singer's out of tune note or a drummers late snare hit). I want to do automated mix down. I will not be doing MIDI.

I want to run my drum trigger brain (DM-5) through a couple of D.I. boxes to help "beef up" my triggered sound. anybody have a recomendations for this particular application?

Looking for anyone who has direct experience with both units to give a comparison. I have no problem buying a clone if it saves me good money, but I don't want to waste my money if they aren't even close to the real thing.

Hi

I'd like some advice...

I'd like to get a good quality pre-amp and DI, which i will use mainly as a DI but i'd also like a good pre-amp for occasions when I do mic recordings. Currently I have a Joemeek VC6Q which is OK but i'd like stereo and a good valve unit also. I'll be using it a lot for recording synths and processing samples.

Hello again all.

I am trying to figure out what would meet my mixing requirements.

The gap I'm trying to fill is the following:

Mics -> Hardy M1 (3 channel) and Focusrite Liquid Channel -> LynxTWO cards -> DAW -> LynxTWO cards (DA) ->

GAP for analog mixing and summing solution - insert recommendation here...

HI WELL JUST ASKING FOR SOME INFO ... ON GOOD GEAR FOR A GOOD QUALITY SOUND PRODUCTIONS SUCH AS INTROS ... I HAVE A M-AUDIO SOUND CARD - DELTA 44 .. A Shure SM58 MIC. AND SOUND FORGE. ADOBE AUDITION. .WAVELAB...SOFTWARES PLUS 1,000 DIRECT-X SOUND EFFECTS PLUGINS

i have Sonar and i run everything thru mixer into Sonar so do i need to use a preamp for my mics or is it ok to just use the plugins, i have mic/preamps but i want to record live drums but I'm just wondering if its ok to just run everything into Sonar and eq/compress add reverb later?

Hi all:

I need to pick the mind of someone!

Hi guys. I have the br-864. I pretty much got a handle on the recording part of all this but I'm very inexperienced when it comes to exporting/backing up via USB to the PC.

Once on the PC I dont know where to go from there.
I have the following PC windows based products

Band in a box
sound forge 4.0 and 6.0

What does anyone think about using (2) KV2 EX12 loudspeakers vs. (2) KV2 EX10s and a 2.2 EX subwoofer to cover a 75' x 50' x15' (tall) area? Since the KV2s seem to be designed for use with a sub, I was wondering whether or not I would get comparable clarity if I just used the Ex12s. Keep in mind the huge cost savings by doing so.