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tunesmith1801
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I need to record a 40 voice choir using a track I created in Logic Audio. Is their a way the choir can monitor the track without using floor monitors?
Thanks,
Jim
Thanks,
Jim
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AudioMaverick
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Headphones...
40 people... that would be a very expensive headphone arrangement. But, being an analog electronice guy, I picked up an FM broadcaster kit (can get assembled) at www.northcountryradio.com. Here's the nice one... http://www.northcountryradio.com/Kitpages/mpx2000.htm
For less than $200, you can create a wireless send, and have people bring their portable radios and headphones. Of course, I always have the problem that more than half of the people don't own a little radio, much less one with headphones.
That's the cheapest I can think of for you...
40 people... that would be a very expensive headphone arrangement. But, being an analog electronice guy, I picked up an FM broadcaster kit (can get assembled) at www.northcountryradio.com. Here's the nice one... http://www.northcountryradio.com/Kitpages/mpx2000.htm
For less than $200, you can create a wireless send, and have people bring their portable radios and headphones. Of course, I always have the problem that more than half of the people don't own a little radio, much less one with headphones.
That's the cheapest I can think of for you...
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Henri Devill
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Give the director phones also maybe the section leaders and let them do it acapella{sp?}
Don
Don
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BibleMan
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We had to do the same thing at our church.
We bought a project box from Radio Shack and added 20 1/4" jacks in it, with a single input from a Sampson headphone amp.
We place the amp on a table, ask the choir to all bring in a set of headphones (even walkman style are sufficient).
3 overhead mics and we were good to go. It worked pretty good. It is admittedly a compromise, but recording a choir "live" always will be for a home rec'er.
Good luck.
-BM
We bought a project box from Radio Shack and added 20 1/4" jacks in it, with a single input from a Sampson headphone amp.
We place the amp on a table, ask the choir to all bring in a set of headphones (even walkman style are sufficient).
3 overhead mics and we were good to go. It worked pretty good. It is admittedly a compromise, but recording a choir "live" always will be for a home rec'er.
Good luck.
-BM