DavePAC
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Our church choir normally performs using CD music tracks. What is the best way to record them live without too much bleed from the CD tracks in monitor speakers? (These recordings would be used for archival purposes or shut-ins, not for resale purposes.) Some added info:
- Choir size may range from 30-50 in a large multi-purpose worship center. Acoustics are good but not spectacular.
- Two large EAW monitor speakers facing choir for the music tracks.
- Plan to get two quality SD condenser mics on Shure SM 15A stand.
- Presonus Firepod into laptop DAW using Cubase LE or Sonar Producer.
Also - I am open for recommendations on a couple of good SD condenser mics with budget of $1500 to $2500. (Would certainly prefer the lower end of the scale!) - Thanks for any help.
- Choir size may range from 30-50 in a large multi-purpose worship center. Acoustics are good but not spectacular.
- Two large EAW monitor speakers facing choir for the music tracks.
- Plan to get two quality SD condenser mics on Shure SM 15A stand.
- Presonus Firepod into laptop DAW using Cubase LE or Sonar Producer.
Also - I am open for recommendations on a couple of good SD condenser mics with budget of $1500 to $2500. (Would certainly prefer the lower end of the scale!) - Thanks for any help.