pissypants
Well-Known Member
Is there anywhere a 3-track output (minimum!) USB audio/midi interface could be rented in Dublin for a once off live recording?
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Or if you've a way to solve this conundrum:
I've got a once off live recording coming up with my band.
It's being recorded genuinely live down to 2-track with no overdubs, or multitracking of any kind.
However we've been using a 2-channel USB interface with our laptop. When using it live channel 1 carries the click track for the drummer, and channel 2 carries the audio coming from the laptop - soft-synths etc. which goes out to the front of house PA.
Not such a huge issue live, but for an upcoming live recording we want to have a stereo output from the laptop, and still have a click-track. The laptop also runs midi playback, outputting to a vocoder, as well as automatically filtering synths as they are played live, so just using a 2-track bounce-down on some form of playback device won't cut it. For playing live we use Reason rewired into Reaper, where other soft-synths are hosted as plugins. Reaper also plays back the midi for the vocoder.
Is there any way to output to more than one soundcard simultaneously with Reaper? i.e. one could handle the stereo mix, and the other the click?
Any other bright ideas? The closer to a "no-budget" solution the better!
Cheers
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Or if you've a way to solve this conundrum:
I've got a once off live recording coming up with my band.
It's being recorded genuinely live down to 2-track with no overdubs, or multitracking of any kind.
However we've been using a 2-channel USB interface with our laptop. When using it live channel 1 carries the click track for the drummer, and channel 2 carries the audio coming from the laptop - soft-synths etc. which goes out to the front of house PA.
Not such a huge issue live, but for an upcoming live recording we want to have a stereo output from the laptop, and still have a click-track. The laptop also runs midi playback, outputting to a vocoder, as well as automatically filtering synths as they are played live, so just using a 2-track bounce-down on some form of playback device won't cut it. For playing live we use Reason rewired into Reaper, where other soft-synths are hosted as plugins. Reaper also plays back the midi for the vocoder.
Is there any way to output to more than one soundcard simultaneously with Reaper? i.e. one could handle the stereo mix, and the other the click?
Any other bright ideas? The closer to a "no-budget" solution the better!
Cheers