Hello.

2 posts in one really. Firstly, hello, I'm new to this forum. I run a PA hire company that's only been up and running for about 3 months at this stage. I've been a long time away from the pro audio business and obviously things have moved on considerably in that time.

Ok our new drummer brought over his kit and I'm still working on getting a good live recording, is it getting there?

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I will be recording an unusual music group in a couple weeks and wanted to get opinions and advice on a mic setup. I will have access to 8 precision mic preamps going optical into a digi002. I will also have access to various high quality microphones from the university's recording studio.

I've had a home recording studio for the last three years. I'm using a fast/powerful computer built by ADK Pro Audio. I use a Blue - Blueberry microphone, usually for vocals and acoustic guitar. I have two PreSonus FirePod interfaces and a PreSonus Eureka preamp. I use Cubase 4. I have a tri-screen monitor setup. I use two Mackie HR624's as my reference monitors.

Hi,

I am new to live sound recording. Now I am going to have a project which is a live recording session of Lead vocal with acoustic guitar and KB, Bass guitar and percussion on the side doing background vocals. I am concerning about the wiring issue: It contains Millennia HV-3D,Focusrite ISA430 MkII, an analog Studer mixer and a few mics in my gear list, so how do I get started?

i use an Alesis DEQ in my guitar rack. i noticed last night while playing a show that i couldn't hear certain parts of our songs, but then other parts were very audible. i am boosting what i thought where the usual freqs for guitar, but i am wondering if not boosting mids at all is the cause of this. when i say boost, i mean maybe 4db max, and talking freqs from 200-600 and 1.6-6k.

Hey i did a search on here but i didn't find anything, i was wondering what my best and most portable option would be for live recording.

Hello

Im trying to use a Line 6 Toneport UX2 in Ableton Live 6

I followed all the steps for setting up audio

Driver: ASIO
Audio Device: ASIO Toneport UX2

I can record fine using this setup, no latency etc
Although now the click track and audio playback are silent, it is playing but nothing is coming through the speakers

I'm having trouble with some live music in the way that we have just okay mics, and the songs we play sound pretty good, but sometimes when the vocal melody has a really low part, it gets lost in the music and you can't understand the words, which is understandable because the bass frequencies mix and mingle with the other stuff and don't get heard as much.

Hey everyone, when I record, is there a way to get live playback so I can hear myself singing through the headphones as I'm recording? When I used to record, I would go off pitch because I could not hear myself as I was singing. My trick now is to just put them on halfway, but there must be a better way! Here's what I use:

PreSonus Firepod
Adobe Audition 1.5