mobile recording

Hello everybody, I want to start making pickup / prank videos like this one –

Hello, everyone

I record classical music for a long time and already had a setup for recording. But recently, the radio station where I was working has stopped working and some equipment left with it.

I've been using this setup:

This is my first post to this forum, so first off, thank you for allowing me to participate! Please forgive me for showing something of mine, but I thought it would be something that you folks may find interesting.

The best value performer in 8-10 channel FireWire interfaces is the RME FireFace 800. It has only 4 mic preamp-amps, but 6 further line inputs that will take the outputs of external boutique preamps , S/PDIF and 2 ADAT ports (16 channels) when you need to expand further. FF800s come up fairly regularly second-hand; I got one for just over £500.

Hello all,



I am looking to invest in some gear for the purposes of mobile recording.

I have a dilemma. I love recording music but I am constantly moving to different houses. I was wondering if it would be worth while to maybe convert a large trailer into a home recording studio.



The dimensions of the trailer would be at least 8x24'. I would be able to tow the studio to where ever my next destination would be and leave it in the backyard.

I'm currently using the Pro Tools HD 3 system with Digidesign's PRE's as preamps, recording mostly acoustic instruments or lined electric intstruments.

So Im planning on living in an RV when I move out of my parents house. I love the idea of being completely mobile, but Im a musician and want to have a decent recording studio.



Im looking at something like this http://www.rvwholes…

I've been reading this board for a year and some now, without having had prior to now anything genuinely interesting to contribute - seems you all are asking/answering pretty much the same questions I encounter. But now I think I have a question some of you will find entertaining.