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![]() Newbie Groupe : Members Messages : 5 Inscrit : 30 sept. 03 Lieu : Dikkebus - BE Membre no 25,772 ![]() |
Hi,
I'm very much new to audio-recording. So my question is: "What do I need to record a full Bigband?" (+-18 musicians) I already have a Powerbook 1,25 Ghz and Cubase SX. But now... "M-Audio Firewire 410" or "Egosys Hexa-fire"? Do I need 16 channels in from the Hexa-fire, to record the bigband or is 2 enough from the M-Audio? I did read something about "Behringer ADA8000 Ultragain Pro 8-Channel A/D D/A Converter" but don't know what to do... Thx for the help Brecht |
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![]() Junior Member ![]() ![]() ![]() Groupe : Members Messages : 132 Inscrit : 13 sept. 03 Lieu : - US Membre no 24,676 ![]() |
you can record any band- big or otherwise- with either of those soundcards. how many mics do you have / want to use to record?
i don't have specific bigband recording experience, but i've recorded an old jazz combo i used to play in and we just used two condenser mics ortf style (like spacing and angling them to simulate two ears on a head). when i was in music school they'd use a similar setup to record recitals, sometimes i could see a third mic pointing straight at the performers as well. your soundcard choice will be based mainly on your i/o needs, driver compatibility (with osx in this case- that's reason enough for me to hold off on the hexa-fire until ppl know how stable the drivers are), and price. i like the idea of a fw soundcard for a pbook, but i wish the m-audio fw410 had more inputs even if it only had two xlr's. -------------------- Kit: Dual Ghz G4, Vaio 2.6ghz GRV670 notebook. Software: Reaktor, Reason, Ableton Live. Leanings: Laptop performance, jazz guitar, singing.
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