Recording my quartet in my home office. The tough part is that the volume indicator is too rough for accuracy for the whole band when setting up. I've tried playing back on headphones to test settings but it didn't cut it.
Its awkward and time-consuming to remove the sd card and stick it into in a computer for a test playback. What solution is there?
Complicating this... I may want to do it different. Mic'ing the drums and sending vocals (1), piano and bass direct to the H5. 4 tracks total. This is a small recording room so maybe the spillover from drums will be a problem...? In any event as in the first scenario I'll have to test the sound input before recording.
Please, anyone experienced doing this what's my best choice? I'm not a sound engineer. Just a musician.
Its awkward and time-consuming to remove the sd card and stick it into in a computer for a test playback. What solution is there?
Complicating this... I may want to do it different. Mic'ing the drums and sending vocals (1), piano and bass direct to the H5. 4 tracks total. This is a small recording room so maybe the spillover from drums will be a problem...? In any event as in the first scenario I'll have to test the sound input before recording.
Please, anyone experienced doing this what's my best choice? I'm not a sound engineer. Just a musician.