Alright. Im working with a Behringer UB1204-PRO (YEA RIGHT!) mixer right now, a stock sound card, and pair of KRK Rokits. I was wondering on how to set these up so that I can record a track, but as I'm recording, hear the track on the speakers and also hear any previously recorded tracks if there are any.

Please keep in mind I do not have this equipment, this is simply for my understanding.. Feel free to correct me if I'm wrong.

Here is my Problem. I guess I dont understand how the signal travels, and a few other things like where the d/a converting takes place.

Allright lets say this is what I have for gear

I currently have an analog board and have considered buying a digital board from maybe ebay but I need help in making a decision about which board to get. I wanted to try the Behringer dd3216, a Tascam dm-24, or maybe a Yamaha o1v. Any help would be appreciated. I would spend from $1500-$2000. I have also seen a panasonic board that looks pretty good but I'm not sure how old that board is.

Hello all!

Me and my band have finally decided to do a pro recording. Well the studios are too expencive plus we want to be able to record anytime we want. So now we'r looking for a mixer.

Here's what we have. Guitar, bass, 5 piece drumset (I was thinking like 3 mics for it), and a mic for the vocals.

I have an mbox and i was wondering if i can get some sort of external mixer so that i can record drums. The mbox has only 2 inputs. I do realize that i would have to mix and pan before recording which stinks. Can anyone help with which mixer to get. thanks

Well here it is, the new DM 3200. http://Tascam.com/Products/DM-3200/dm3200_prelim.pdf

Hi,

I'm planning to record drums using my PC, Edirol FA-101 audio IF and mixer. Recording will be done using 8 input channels.

Edirol has following inputs:

- 2 x CH with mic preamps
- 2 x CH Line In (adjustable from -10dBu to +4 dBu)
- 4 x Line In (+4 dBu)

I need a small box that will allow me to feed the signal from 3 preamps into the front of 1 compressor out into 1 track of pro tools. Providing a location recording equivelant of busing multiple mics to 1 track, is there such a box?

My only weak link left in my studio is my DDA-console which is not bad but not compareable to high-end consoles either. The rest of my gear is up there. I use my studio only for my own productions and I've made the recording chain a priority 'coz i mix in larger facilities.

hey all, new to the boards.

i have been a N-track user for 3 or 4 years now and i will not mess with it for months at a time out of frustration.

i have a Berry MX802A mixer running into a Audiophile 24/96 card using the latest N-track 4.0. ok, i have the 2 track outs on the Berry mixer to my soundcard in's! (left to left,right to right)