So I play (electronic) drums, and my wife plays bass guitar, for 2 separate church bands. In both cases, though, I provide the PA, which is a Yamaha EMX312 powered mixer and a pair of Yamaha C112V speakers.

We also typically have 2-3 mic'd vocals plus electric-acoustic guitar and straight electric guitar (both typically DI'd).

I just got this Music Website Template called AudioDreamer, it's cool I can sell music, clothes whatevs. - does anyone else have one, and how can I promote more traffic to the site. any suggestions.

Purpose of the mixer: 1. To record my drumset at home 2. To mic a Christian band in live settings and/or church.

Load: 4-10 Drums mics, Micing two guitar amps, Bass guitar, acoustic guitar, 4 vocals, Piano/synth

these are the ones i have been looking at. tell me what you think please.

Hello,
I'm starting a list called "Some simple running sound tips".
Here's the list:
1. Boost the volume of a instrumental part which is meant to take over the melody of a song.
2. Walking around the room shows that sounds differ when moving from one spot to the other.

While I am not suprised AVID rebranded the Mboxes I am suprised at this statement "Now for use with all DAWs and audio software!"

I've never owned an of digi's products so I don't know, do they really only work with the Pro Tools platform?

I am working at a place that is horribly noisy. The walls are all hard surfaces, and the stage is in a corner. I feel like the corner stage is working like a horn, and pushing the sound out. I have gotten a curtain up around the corner, and that does dampen the highs a touch, but I am looking to find a solution(or at least improvement) to the issue.

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Ive been trying to set up my electric guitar to play thou my speakers or record and play back but i have absolutely no experience.

my guitar is a cheapo fender using the amp with the headphone cord going to my sound card and inboard audio but its proving to be more difficult than i anticipated

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Is it really necessary to connect a mic through a preamp first if a dbx 106A is next in line in the chain? I'm just recording guitar and vocals for home demos. I know an Avalon preamp would sound great but I don't have money to burn. I really don't want to buy an Audio Buddy either if it's not gonna be noticeable if I connect straight into a dbx 160A.