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![]() Newbie Groupe : Members Messages : 2 Inscrit : 03 janv. 06 Lieu : Boston - US Membre no 74,727 ![]() |
I have a MOTU 828 system into a Mac G4 using Digital Performer.
Most of the recording i've been doing has been 1 or 2 tracks at once, right into the MOTU and then mixing in DP. Things work great. I've had a need recently to mic a drum kit, which is taking about 7 tracks: 1. snare 2. kick 3. high hat 4. L tom 5. R tom 6. Overhead 7. Floor tom The problem I'm running into is that I'd like to sub-mix the kit BEFORE it gets to the MOTU so that I have some control on the gain and EQ before it gets to the MOTU's bus -- I'm finding my levels and my "punch" coming into the MOTU are not really there and that I need a pre-amp on my mic's before they hit the MOTU. I've been looking at some 8-bus mixers, but my heads spinning. I'm really sort of lost on this... Do I really need an 8 bus mixer to go into each bus line of the MOTU to truly get each track isolated, or can i use a 4 bus mixer and "cheat"? Hell, Am I over thinking this and making things more complicated, or do I really need a single bus FROM each of the mixer output buses to the MOTU to accomplish this? I do need to achieve true track-to-track isolation so I can apply effects on each drum track. Since his is drum project, its important that I'm not mixing two drum sounds together -- any comments are welcome. Some mixers i've looked at: Mackie 24x8 Tascam M2600 Does anyone have any suggestions on Mixer's (around $500 - $700) or do they suggest an alternative to what I'm trying to do? Gary Ce message a été modifié par dreamhaus - mar. 3 janv. 2006, 03:45. |
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