Hi, I'm kind of new to this. I am recording audio and getting a constant sort of noise. I've included a sample where the noise has been recorded by itself.

I'm currently running a setup where the audio comes from a wireless Shure microphone receiver, to a live mixing console. A Presonus StudioLive 32.4.2AI mixing console. The console is used for live sound mixing.

Hi, I'm not sure if this is the best thread for this question but I wasn't sure where else would have been best. I am a drummer who also performs poetry and sometimes sings straight up songs. I have a gig lined up in December and want to record the concert and also make a sort of concert film/documentary of it.

I'm a professional music producer and DJ and am looking for a small portable device to take on gigs to record both the music and crowd sound in high quality.

can you tell me what kind of cables/adapters I would need to record from Yamaha M7CL to Fostex MR16?

Also does each XLR cable represent a left channel or right channel or both?

Thanks very much,

I'm recording a band with a horn section, not too experience with horns especially in a live in the studio scenario

There's an sax, not even sure if it's an alto or tenor and a trombone. I did a rehearsal recording for them and used a 57 on each, it came out pretty well considering drums, electric guitar are blaring away as well.

Our worship band is doing a Friday night thing tomorrow and I am going to record it and I need to keep it simple. My plan was to use an m-s setup with an AKG 414 and one other mic( i have to see what I have over there). I probably won't be able to set it up very close to the stage. The style is sort of rock(guitars drums bass). The room is fairly large, with seating for probably 1500.

All of you have helped me in the past, and I thank you for it.

Hello!

It's been a long time since I've posted! That is a good thing though as many of our problems were corrected by the great info I received here!

Now though..we have another issue!

Okay, here is what we have now and what we currently do.

We presently record our services with both a tape cassette recorder for cassettes and a CD-RW recorder for CD's. The problem is that we have to have a storage are for all these master CD's and tapes.