Something I'm just curious about.

At my school we have large mixing consoles with Pro Tools HD rigs.

When you're interfacing a large analog console to a computer. Whats the best route? All Ive ever seem are those big Pro Tools racks. Is there any other option especially since Pro Tools is now compatible with any interface?

Hello, my name is Rob. I'm a frontman for a band called KATALYST in Bradenton, FL. I am trying to tackle the recording myself. Not only because studio time is expensive, but I really enjoy all things surrounding music anyway, so I would love to learn about recording. Anyway, I have enough stuff to start. I have a full PA system, 24 channel mixer board, all mics, cables, etc.

may refer to: Stereophonic sound, namely two channel audio. Surround sound, more than two channels though still technically stereo. Ambisonics, a studio or live way of recording with many channels.

Refers to a type of microphone where the polar pattern of the capsule can be changed, either using a switch a changing out the capsule.

Ok so. I have a 12 Channel mixer(soundcraft efx) and i record with it into reaper v3.1415

I works really nice..but the RCA rec output sends the master mix into reaper.. is their a way to send the channels seperately into reaper? i want to gate and eq and play around with each drum indevidualy withought changing the whole drum mix..is this possible?

Hello,

My name is Jason. I am a musician and a recording hobbyist at best. I have been recording for 15 years, but never at a pro level. I started with pro tools about 8 years ago. Since that time, i have finished one project and i am half way through another.

Looking for some advice. I have an M Audio Fast Track Pro (PC). Using this with nTrack Pro. I'm sure somewhere this has been discussed but haven't found anything yet.

I want to switch to an iMac and have a multi-channel interface so that I can use a board as well as my keyboard and mouse. I like boards better. By the way, don't have a board yet either.

OK, so I bought 2 Yamaha digital consoles in 1998 (worked with them for about 6 years). Both 16 channels cascaded together. I've been using Tascam DA 88's and 38's for multi-track recording (digital tape). Now I want to move to a Hard Drive unit that will work with my O2R's. Any suggestions? Been out of the game for awhile... :(

Thanks in advance,
- tony

opinion / recommendation needed -

I have a Mackie onyx firewire 1220 mixer. I also have an 8 channel mic /pre unit that I run through the 1220.

I rarely use the 1220 to it's full capacity as a mixer and am thinking about replacing the 1220 with a firewire interface to run my mic / pres through.

Good afternoon, recording experts. Am in need of a little guidance, if you could be so kind.

Am looking to record a live, multi-instrument-to-multi-track session on a laptop and am having trouble sleuthing a way to record more than two-tracks simultaneously.