Mobile music production (a rant)

[AP1]

Looks verry nice. I also noticed that all Steinberg UR series audio interfaces also connect to iPad via camera connection kit to Cubasis, another cool product.

[Bantam]

@polgara

im in a band and we record our gigs all the time, mainly with a digital video recorder just to see how it sounds .i will import the audio into cubase and try balance the tones. on a couple of occasions weve also brought along one of those small audio digital stereo recorders along with the video recorder and recorded the sound from a different part of the room and because it was also digital meant i could line both audio recordings up in cubase and they would be in perfect sync,now i could mix one signal with the other which gave me a couple more mixing options . which then led me onto thinking if all the band members had a small digital recorder and put them next to their own piece of gear (guitar ,bass drums pa,whatever) while doing a gig.drums might need a couple .and then import all the different pieces of audio into cubase and line them all up, the results could be interesting, i havent tried it yet.... but id like to .cheap and easy multi track recording.

Could be the future. Several of those little cameras might be used for videas (typo of video but I like it) soon too.
Several makes of mixing desk that work with a remote tablet also record pretty damn well from what I see.
Buy a PA…?

[Strophoid]

It doesn’t necessarily line up perfectly though, 44.1Khz on one device isn’t the same as 44.1Khz on another

[Bantam]

@Strophoid

It doesn’t necessarily line up perfectly though, 44.1Khz on one device isn’t the same as 44.1Khz on another

Does anything line up perfectly? I expect a few tweaks might be needed.

[beatpete]

I don’t think you can beat this for a band:
http://www.behringer.com/EN/Products/Xr18.aspx/
18 inputs, 16 mic and 2 line and 8 outs with eqs comps, gates, 4 multi-FX and record 18 tracks via USB to your laptop for $699.