I'm looking to find some advice on the best live mixer money can buy for $1200 or less. I have someone looking for one. I was thinking Allen & Heath or Soundcraft, but have no live experience on either of these companies boards.

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...through the speakers with a Zoom H1 Handy Recorder, using the condenser capsules.

So far, it's been pretty much trial and error as to the absolute *best* position that the H1 should be in, in relation to the keyboards speakers.

How often do you get a tax write-off for a business trip to Rome / a seminar on a VERY timely topic / so many noteworthy keynote speakers?

There's no way I can go, but maybe some of you would like to attend - and had not heard about it yet.

Hi. I was wondering if anyone new how to get that crisp smooth sound out of the bass when I record... I've got a few condenser mics and a few dynamic mics. Is there a general area of the speaker I should mic with certain mics? I'm just not getting the right sound. I know it's not much info. But could y'all help me anyway? Hoe do you record bass? Thanks and God Bless!

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I posted this on gearslutz but someone said better here so here we go:

I'm planning to organize a tour and I have lot of questions coming to my mind and was wondering if someone with some experience would be willing to help me make things clear in my mind.

I know lot of bands of a very good level. I decided I want to try to organize a tour for these bands.

Hi all! Though this thread seems more suited to some obscure OC's net club, I was just curious to see if any of you would OC your machines on a regular basis, i.e., if you regularly use your cpu and mobo and etc. over its "natural" speed.

i'm just wondering if uploading WAV files to a site like box.net, and then downloading them from another computer will damage the quality of the files. It wouldn't make sense, since they're still WAV files, but I want to make sure. anyone know?

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I've been getting into post production stuff lately, and found myself needing a shotgun mic. I really haven't try any shotgun besides the Sennheiser MKH 70 for a project when i was in school.

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Is it possible to record multiple separated tracks live with Logic or Ableton using this?

The fact is that I use to make live performances with many synths and I would like to record each on a individual track at the same time. I know that I could use a MOTU or other sound card but the mixer sounds good and it is more afordable.