Need a desk...

[fatcollective]

i do my main mixdown's in the computer yeah mate, i dont find much difference between this and using a desk, as the theory and procedure's are the same for me. Plus digital mixing allow's me alot more channels than the desk i have and i like the challenge of getting warmth from a digital setup. Mic wise i have numerous Shure PG58's and PG81's

i think im the total opposite, i like the more raw sound straight from the desk, in fact i just record straight from desk and thats it, i dont play about with the mix afterwards in sound forge or other mastering vsts. if the mix is shit i just re-record it until its right...pure rawness!!

[eyeswithoutaface]

i think im the total opposite, i like the more raw sound straight from the desk, in fact i just record straight from desk and thats it, i dont play about with the mix afterwards in sound forge or other mastering vsts. if the mix is shit i just re-record it until its right...pure rawness!!

yeah, that's a good old school method, certainly does the bizness at times

this would of been good in the methods thread ;)

[anode]

i think im the total opposite, i like the more raw sound straight from the desk, in fact i just record straight from desk and thats it, i dont play about with the mix afterwards in sound forge or other mastering vsts. if the mix is shit i just re-record it until its right...pure rawness!!

do you go straight from the stereo outs to a pc or tape etc..? or do you record from the buss..? so like a 4/8 track style recording?

im planning on recording from the 4 Outs on the buss of a mackie mixer into the 4 Ins of a maudio soundcard in my pc. and possibly go straight from the stereo rca outs on the mixer and do a straight to compact cassette as well:)