So, if you use the same mic over and over to build up layers of sound, say, vocals, what can we do to prevent that "buildup" that occurs as the mic's particular eccentricities become emphasized?

Solving this problem would be a great boon to those of us who are very limited in our mic selection. I only have 3 mics, and only one of those is a pro mic, and it is an SM57!

I'm recording a live venue every week using a Fostex LR16 and bring the multitrack files home to mix using Audacity. I know it's a free program, but I'm hesitant to spend money until I get past a certain learning curve. I can get a decent mix, but when I export the mix as an MP3, it sounds funny. Sounds like "waves"...

Hello. I am new to this forum and waiting for my registration to come through. I have been enjoying making purist recordings in DSD with my Korg MR-1000 with simple stereo mics of live unamplified acoustic performances. It is amazing how good these can be when things are just right. But, my opportunity to capture such things is rare.

Well the title really sums up what I'm looking for. under 800$ please.

I have a file that has 8 channels of audio recorded into it. How do I bring this into Logic and get Logic to recognize it. I have imported the file but it looks like I am only getting two channels. Basically, at the end of the day, I want to put each channel onto a separate track.

Looking for Professional Audio Multitrack Mixer Software Platforms, from Trusted companies, like Behringer, Mackie, etc. Please list your sugestions, Appreciate-it!

Hello guys.

Is it possible to record multiple separated tracks live with Logic or Ableton using this?

The fact is that I use to make live performances with many synths and I would like to record each on a individual track at the same time. I know that I could use a MOTU or other sound card but the mixer sounds good and it is more afordable.

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Hi. . I have a Behringer xenyx x1204usb mixer. When I open up Sonar home studio, it doesn't give me the full 8 track input selection or a playback selection for my mixer. I will put an attachment of what it looks like when I try it. If some one could please tell me how to get the 8 inputs and a playback master that would help me so much. Thanks!

Hello,

I am a drummer who does his own recording. I have The DR-DRM7 7-Piece Drum Mic Kit, a ProFX12 Mixer, and Adobe Audition on my PC Laptop.

The ProFX12 Mixer has a USB output that I use to record, and the quality is pretty good.