Rahere pays his respects

[Rahere]

A University Radio Station sound engineer extending into Ents live mixing and lighting in the 1970s (some decent groups, too - ELO included, and got to notionally SM Queen the weekend before the Hammersmith Odeon recording, rather a lesson than doing, of course), I've returned to singing at a reasonable standard in retirement and find myself rather useful. End result is I've got myself into needing to record various voice configurations, together with field recording capacity. I've outgrown an H4N, so the core's an 01V96VCM which is too heavy to lug around (plus it's not kind to the thing) and an R24 for field work.

 

[Pinky]

Hi, so are you looking for interface/mixing console or DAW suggestions?

 

[Rahere]

Partly to pick up speed again, on both counts.
Partly to think more widely than we've done in the past.
I mostly sing acapella these days (I'm actually just unwinding from an evening of AC Renaissance Polyphony with close to 80 singers) and some heavyweights are sniffing, I want to master what I learned when young, so I'm adding proper mixing to a loop station.