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I saw an interview with Deadmau5 recently where he said something along the lines of "people pretend we don't just press play when we do this stuff live, but we do - I'm not ashamed, though, because I created it in the first place, and that's the work". Paraphrased, but that was the gist.

You never know, perhaps somebody else was about to ask the same question ;)

Hey guys, We're having a Gibson day here at Music Junkie and we thought you might like to know. It's not just us going "we love Gibson!" for a day - Ray Miller from Gibson UK will be here to talk about the history of Gibson, and also what the future holds after the events of the last year. All...

Yep! And for every problem you'll find at least seven solutions. ;)

Welcome to the forum! Good to know you're keeping your hand in.

There's also the Alesis MultiMix USB 2.0, which does channel-for-channel.

I got fooled by that when I bought my Xenyx. It's 2-channel USB only - they ship you a mixer and a basic RCA interface. No way to get channel-for-channel. Best I've managed is pan hard left and right on channels one and two for true 2-channel recording.

Admittedly, if you're stuck with one mic for recording I'd make it a condenser.

For years all I had was a Shure dynamic and a Line 6 PODxt as my interface. Worked fine for me!

Yeah. People pay top dollar for in-ear monitoring.

It's also worth mentioning that my laptop is 5 years old - I've only ever upgraded the RAM (to 2GB) and Hard Drive.

I use a laptop with no issues.

Sounds like you got a good deal. AD is sweet.

Very good point!

Whatever gear you have, spend as much time learning how to use it properly as possible. As a followup to the post above, great gear is only great in the hands of someone who knows how to use it.

The amount of gear I've not bought far outweighs the gear I've bought. It's all about what works for you.

One thing I always do when I hear unexpected results on a track is I do a quick scratch mix to see if it's likely to be a problem in the final product. Some things just can't be heard, or can be safely EQd away...

Good advice! Chances are your problem is a common one, so do a search first! Glad to hear you got sorted, Iffy!

He'd save time on recharging his batteries this way!

I've made performance videos using a 2-in interface, before. Set up your DAW with effects - Then again, I've never done it as a live broadcast, only as a video.