Livio wrote: > Audacity is quit good, i've tested it, but with this software I can > record only an instrument at time. > Assuming that i'm going to record one instrument at time (guitar, bass, > and so on) what i can do with the drum?! I need more channel to record > decently a drum. And assuming that i've got a mixerteble (i think it's a > "mixer" the one wich is used also during the concerts, sorry for my poor > english) to record the drum how can i later mix all the trucks?! > I need something like ardour. You can record drums using a mixer and putting microphones on the drums you want to have some control. Usually 4 mics give good results: two overheads, one for the kick and other for snare/hihat. They can go to an independent track if your soundcard has more than a stereo input, or mixed together in a stereo signal using your mixer if you only have one stereo input. The only concern here is getting your sound levels right before recording as you won't have individual control of levels later on. Remember to have some kind of time measuring on the intros, outros and basically everytime that drums are silent. You can get the drummer to click his/her sticks but only if they have good time, otherwise try to use a click track. Feel free to ask more questions. Eduardo.
