Multitrack Recording With Direct Outs/Inserts to DAW
Posted: Sun Mar 10, 2013 8:41 pm
Anyone (else) using the direct outs of your mixer to mix down/record the material into your DAW and to still have seperated tracks for the individual channels??
-Are your direct outs POST fader AND POST EQ??
and if NOT, how do you deal with this problems???
-Someone sending OUTs from his DAW through a mixer to mix them and add EQ , amplification and rerecording multitrack to the DAW??
which mixers are you using??
how are your eg. efx routings??
are you also using build-in fx of the mixer??
I really like this way of recording/mixing !!
For me it´s like the perfect compromise between live/analog and DAW/digital because i can mix and use all my analogue hardware totally LIVE but still after that, i can go into my daw and re-edit/clean/change everything that i couldn´t do how i wanted..
So I would be very happy if someone would like to share his knowledge and experinces cause i´m quite new to this way of recording and the whole live mixing world at all...
blessings
-Are your direct outs POST fader AND POST EQ??
and if NOT, how do you deal with this problems???
-Someone sending OUTs from his DAW through a mixer to mix them and add EQ , amplification and rerecording multitrack to the DAW??
which mixers are you using??
how are your eg. efx routings??
are you also using build-in fx of the mixer??
I really like this way of recording/mixing !!
For me it´s like the perfect compromise between live/analog and DAW/digital because i can mix and use all my analogue hardware totally LIVE but still after that, i can go into my daw and re-edit/clean/change everything that i couldn´t do how i wanted..
So I would be very happy if someone would like to share his knowledge and experinces cause i´m quite new to this way of recording and the whole live mixing world at all...
blessings