Middleman3
New member
Hey everybody.
I'm in a position, with the equipment at my disposal, where I have two 12-track mixers to record a song with all instruments in one run, however I only have 2 track inputs so I'd have to mix a group of instruments together forever.
So, this obviously leads to minimal overall flexibility with the individual tracks after recording. This is the place to post any tips or ideas on how one would go about recording multiple inputs into one or two tracks to get the most elbow room to work with once everything's recorded and done. Im really trying to get my drumset to sound good in the end. How would you do it?
Thanks in advance for any advice.
I'm in a position, with the equipment at my disposal, where I have two 12-track mixers to record a song with all instruments in one run, however I only have 2 track inputs so I'd have to mix a group of instruments together forever.
So, this obviously leads to minimal overall flexibility with the individual tracks after recording. This is the place to post any tips or ideas on how one would go about recording multiple inputs into one or two tracks to get the most elbow room to work with once everything's recorded and done. Im really trying to get my drumset to sound good in the end. How would you do it?
Thanks in advance for any advice.