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New york state of mind was sung by my keyboard player. Check the site now, the first album on the left is a solo show of mine. Cotton

100% Cotton Here are some songs I recorded at a live acoustic performance using SM-58s and direct inputs into a BOSSBR16--CD Digital recorder. Let me know how much voice is and what areas I should work on improving. Thanks again.

www.cottonband.com First two songs on the player are brand new, "Down I Go Again" and "Double E" check em out.

Which would you suggest is better? A. Record using the BOSSBR1600 from line outs of the mixer (FOH). OR B. Use the BossBr1600CD as a mixer and then send the lineouts to the mixer, then out to the speakers. That way I can multitrack record at the same time.

We've done that before...the recordings come out great, but the problem is that we can't get that loud live..The PA even at full volume isn't really putting out enough,

I know multitrack is the way to go..but I simply don't have enough mics,cables and stands to record everyone individually. Obviously the best thing to do would be to buy cables that split so that one can go to the FOH and one can go to the recorder. But those are pricey.

Well, I believe that is what I did. Though the inputs on my recorder are all Mic/Line Inputs, so I don't think that was the problem.

Thanks for your help...but....What's the difference between a mic-in input and a line-level input? I thought they were the same thing. How could I stop the A/D Converter clipping? Cause that sounds like the best reason for the distortion.

Ok. So I have a Behringer PMH880S Powered Mixer--8 Channels, etc. I recorded my band's live show today using the Main L and R outputs fromthe mixer and sending them to my Boss BR1600CD Digital Recorder. The recording clipped like crazy, all distorted. What happened? Every other mixer I've used...

Yea, you have the basic idea of what I'm trying to do. The problem with taking output from the FOH to my recorder is that I get a lot of clipping..and I can't control each individual track in post-production cause I can only take a Line out of EVERYTHING that's in the FOH. Therefore using the...

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So I have a Boss1600CD 8 Channel Recorder. I'm trying to do live sound for my band as well as record the show. We need a total of 13 channels. Here's what I'm trying to do, can I do it without blowing my recorder? I'm using a behringer 8-channel mixer for Bass and 4 Vocals which will record...

can anyone help?

I recently bought this and have tried recording my full band's shows. The problem is, my mix clips like crazy..just straight distortion, very annoying to listen to. What I did was put everything through the PA (Behringer mixer) ...and then took the line out from the mixer into 2 stereo inputs on...

I have a Behringer PMS880 I belive...it has a "rec out" and a L and R Main Output. I decided to ditch the laptop..I picked up a Boss BR1600...would it be ok to take the Powered Mixer output and patch it into my Boss BR1600's inputs?

Check them out. Let me know how the mix is! myspace.com/the100cotton

I need serious help. I want to record SBD versions of my band's live shows, but I'm not sure how to go about doing it. I have a Sony VAIO laptop with Audacity. I used to hook mics up in the audience into a 4 track and go into the laptopl..but that sounds like shit. I tried connecting my Powered...

Well, it started this morning when I plugged it into my laptop to lay down some tracks. However, I've done the same thing weeks before and it was fine. I'm wondering if it does have something to do with the power cable...I used two different outlets and the same thing happens.

I have a Behringer PMH880S 10-Channel Powered Mixer (800 Watts). It has worked fine for over a year. Recently I plugged it in and attached it to my PA speakers like normal. Now, there is a constant loud buzz coming from it. Even when no mics are plugged in, there is still a buzz. There never...

I have a Tascam 424MKIII 4-Track recorder. Iam recording drums, bass, piano, and 2 guitars. The recorder records fine, but on the playback it seems the track (drums normally), playback alot softer than it should be. Is this a mic problem, or is it my 4-track recorder? Much help is appreciated.