Hi,

Can anyone recommend a audio recorder that I can plug into an audio mixing desk? (I'm not sure what type it is - i'll try to find out)
We will be recording live, so it needs to be reliable. Lots of different instruments will be mic'ed up to the mixing desk, and it needs to be able to record what the audience can hear, not the channels that are off, etc.

Thanks!

Hi all,

New here, I've been on GS for a long time, someone there told me about this. great!

We get questions on this topic pretty frequently. Some of them are specific to particular instruments, but I thought I'd post some general thoughts I have on the subject that I didn't want distracting other threads.

I use an analog console in my studio for some tracking and for mix down. When I mix down I have no choice but to go into and A/D to get back into a stereo track in pro tools. I use TC MD3 to master in PT. All good.
The question is ? Do you think the console should always be monitored through the A/D and then to control room monitors via D/A as would be the case during mix down.

Hi,

Does anyone have any experience with both of these channel strips?

Any ideas how these compare in sound and performance?

wats up i've been recording a lot lately using pro tools 9 (rap and singing) and i am some what new to the programs as of mixing and adding the right effects to get that crisp clean sound i have a $200 mic and m-audio interface and acoustic foam surrounding the vocal booth. i was wondering what vocal effects or compressors experienced audio engineers use to get that great quality sound.

Hey everyone! This is my first post and I hope it finds everyone well.

Hello all.

Drums were recorded to tape, fun stuff

Hey all. I'm a rap artist(in a duo) and record/mix our music, primarily vocals. Originally, I was going to split costs in half with the other artist in our duo, and we were going to upgrade our equipment. However, I've come to the conclusion that i want my OWN equipment. The equipment is at his place, and he doesnt know how to do anything.