I am going to take my business outside of the studio and record live shows. I need a mixer. 16 channel with direct outs on all 16ch. A talk back mic would be nice but I am sure doesnt usually come on such a small chassis. It would have to be rackmountable. Individual phantom would be agreat feature with some nice pres's. Any suggestions?
Allen & Heath - mixmaster?

Hello,

I've been working with a band for a little over a year now and they are now at the point where they are doing lots of showcases and have A&R all over them - its either gonna happen now for them or it ain't..

I am new to this bulletin board and would like
any practical advice on the 'must have' items to
set up a decent recording studio from scratch.
I have been reading the excellent book 'Practical
Recording Techniques' by Bruce and Jenny Bartlett.
However the copy I have is from 1997 and with the

Greetings,

Hi,

I’m in kind of in a pinch and need some expert advice. I need to tune some bass notes (at least 8 songs worth). The performance of the tracks was great for the songs but the intonation on the guitar (old fender P) was slightly off in spots...

I have a Spirit 328 with an OZ audio HM-6 Q-mix.
The 328 have 4 aux's. I have a click, eight mics from the drums, 2 from guitar, 1 bass, 1 vocal.

Hi there,

So I've been at this recording thing for about 3 years now and am still quite inexperienced when it comes to working in a big studio with a big console but I've learned a lot (A LOT) over this period of time on my own. I even had a 6 month internship in Boston during which time, I had to extract knowledge myself rather than be taught directly.

nice subject, eh?
i've been switching gears into electronic/dance/club/disco/trance/etc. music within my studio. now i've been asked to play keyboards and do my studio thing with an interesting rock band.
also, another group more electronic/loop related is getting formed with gig ptoential.