23 Jul
2005
23 Jul
'05
1:09 p.m.
Question on mixer setup.
I'd like to begin recording to my pc, with a standard one input sound
card. I'd like to do vocals and midi from my S90. To do the vocals
though, I'd like the output of what's on the computer, and the output
of what's coming from the S90, to go to the vocalist, but only be
recording her vocals, not the whole main mix again. Do I need to get
a mixer with sub groups so that I can play the entire mix through the
main outputs and control outputs but only record her vocals? How do
other people do this? The Behringer 1204-PRO seems like it might do
what I want, but I thought I'd ask others opinion.
Thanks!
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Madness has its toll. Exact change only please.
23 Jul
23 Jul
2:06 p.m.
New subject: [linux-audio-user] [OT] Question on mixer
Allan Graves wrote:
Question on mixer setup.
I'd like to begin recording to my pc, with a standard one input sound
card. I'd like to do vocals and midi from my S90. To do the vocals
though, I'd like the output of what's on the computer, and the output
of what's coming from the S90, to go to the vocalist, but only be
recording her vocals, not the whole main mix again. Do I need to get
a mixer with sub groups so that I can play the entire mix through the
main outputs and control outputs but only record her vocals? How do
other people do this? The Behringer 1204-PRO seems like it might do
what I want, but I thought I'd ask others opinion.
Thanks!
There are many ways of doing this, but here's my experience:
I have a Behringer 1204-PRO. I recorded my guitar for the first time in
Linux last night, using qjackctl, ardour, and qsynth for some drums.
The Behringer 1204 will definitely do what you want, but it's always
worth spending a few minutes thinking through what can be routed where.
It's only a simple cheap mixer, but the quality is passable for my
current purposes at least.
Hope this helps
Michael Nelson
2:08 p.m.
I'd like to begin recording to my pc, with a
standard one
input sound card. I'd like to do vocals and midi from my
S90. To do the vocals though, I'd like the output of
what's on the computer, and the output of what's coming
from the S90, to go to the vocalist, but only be recording
her vocals, not the whole main mix again.
As long only the mic is connected to the computer, you can do
so, regardless if it is connected directly or connected to
any mixer which sends the mic signal only to the soundcard
via a subgroup.
Best regards
ce
24 Jul
24 Jul
8:36 a.m.
Last Saturday 23 July 2005 17:10, Christoph Eckert was like:
Uh, I understand the question now. You can set either the 'line-in' or
'mic'
channel to 'capture'. You will only record the channel that is set to
'capture'. You will hear everything in your monitors still.
cheers,
tim hall
http://glastonburymusic.org.uk
I'd like
to begin recording to my pc, with a standard one
input sound card. I'd like to do vocals and midi from my
S90. To do the vocals though, I'd like the output of
what's on the computer, and the output of what's coming
from the S90, to go to the vocalist, but only be recording
her vocals, not the whole main mix again.
As long only the mic is connected to the computer, you can do
so, regardless if it is connected directly or connected to
any mixer which sends the mic signal only to the soundcard
via a subgroup.
8:33 a.m.
Last Saturday 23 July 2005 16:09, Allan Graves was like:
I'd like to begin recording to my pc, with a
standard one input sound
card. I'd like to do vocals and midi from my S90. To do the vocals
though, I'd like the output of what's on the computer, and the output
of what's coming from the S90, to go to the vocalist, but only be
recording her vocals, not the whole main mix again. Do I need to get
a mixer with sub groups so that I can play the entire mix through the
main outputs and control outputs but only record her vocals? How do
other people do this?
Ardour.
cheers,
tim hall
http://glastonburymusic.org.uk
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