HI
i live in norway and for fun we run a radio in our collage and it work quit well using sam brodcaster last month we have bought

Hey everyone I have a question and would like some opinions and thoughts on the idea. Since I've started my music production career,my studio has been mixer less, but now I'm looking to replace my M-Audio 2626 Audio Interface and a few PreSonus Studio Channels with 2 daisy chained PreSonus StudioLive 16.4.2 Digital Mixer's.

I had a show last night and plugged my XL1S audio inputs directly from the PA rca outputs...I recorded the lead vocals'keyboard'drums..great.But the lead guitars and bass were low..Is there anything I can do to improve this? software or is it final?
I'm still learning about this camera and it's the best live recording to date

You all see the new PreSonus 16 0 2 mixer just announced today. I don't know the price yet but will post it as soon as I hear. Its got to be a serious deal.
A great system for quick and slick stuff. You can record and do all the same remote stuff the same as their 24.4.2 and 16.4.2. Pretty cool.

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.

This is what is necessary:

Hello, Just wondering if anyone knows what might be used on this live performance vocal.

I'm recording a songwriter with 1 large condenser; vocals and acoustic guitar. Also, I'm Micing a cello, and a violin with a RODE ntg-2 shotgun. I'm running both into a Zoom H4N recorder. 

Here's a mock-up of how I intend to set up. Nix the back-up singers. Any ideas or tips?
Much appreciated!

hey guys

I'm thinking of doing some online session drumming. would anyone be interested in having me drum on their tracks?

I'm in the process of updating my website to show what i sound like but theres a few clips up at the moment

http://www.glastonburydrums.com

I'm having trouble getting a natural sound for an Upright Bass (contrabass) in a live room with drums. I've been Micing the bass and distancing the player from the drums by 10 - 15 feet, i'm not an isolation junky so I don't mind getting the tracks a little messy.

I'm sure there are other topics on this but wanted to get some direct help. Our church went from an analog board to a digital one (Allen &Heath iLive T112). We actually just had some reps come in and put all new equipment in... But I have tried compression and eq'ing but I can get a low punchy kick drum.