I tend to use fruity loops to compose beats but i rather have a feeling that recording live insruments is better idont know actually I'm confused can someo0ne help :roll: :

Hey all,

well, I'm starting to get experimental with my DJ sets, basically been dubbing out out acappelas, SFX and whatnot over instrumentals...

Hi,
I'm looking for a vocal channel strip or set of rack gear to lug around with me to practice and live venues. I primarily need it for phantom power, compression (really squash it), and maybe eq to filter out feedback. I am also considering using it to output into and in ear monitoring system.

Hello Everyone,

I couldn't quite figure out which forum to put this under, so I took a shot in the dark with this one. This issue seemed right up yall's ally as well.

mine are:
SAWStudio Levelizer
PSP mixpack
PSP master Q
PSP vintage warmer

IMO those are just LOVELY!

- ced

I work for a Small Irish pub, and we want to be able to record the bands live. We have a Behringer UB22222FX Pro mixer, and looking to record 8 tracks to the computer for editing. I have heard of devices that you can go from the Mixer to by channel, and then it goes to the computer Via USB. Any Ideas

just curious, forgive my ignorance, what the most common form of vocal monitor sound is in the average studio? powered mixer running out to passive enclosures? power amp running to PA speakers? powered speakers?

hey guys,

Okay, I'll try to keep it simple. This is sort of a "music business" questions but I wanted to reach a wider audience.

Forgive me, I realize this site is for recording and I love it but I'm sure most of you do live performance as well.