skidder652003

yes everything is mic'd through the PA, apart from bass which is DI. Our drummer sets himself up, mics his snare, kick and 3 toms plus 2 overheads so 7 mics for the drums plus one for guitar, 3 vocals and bass Di so thats 12 inputs into the desk. you could get away with 2 overheads in to the drums and maybe a kick mic if you have less inputs.

listening to that test, the difference in quality with the external mic was obvious.

so i will say i was disappointed with the video quality of the non 4K version which i had. I can't vouch for the quality of the 4K video but the sound is great. I currently use a canon 5D mk 2, amazing difference over an action cam and take my audio off the desk.

'ere, these better be good, just ordered a set for £21 on Amazon! Hopefully be here sat for our gig in Somerset!

Oh God, what have I done....

just sold one of them for £50. Put a black widow in it as well, Loud as hell, bit flabby though.

This is nearly as anorak as the God I love fusion thread! PS I love prog...there I've said it...

ah ok. Do you not edit your videos in something before you upload them? Something like Da Vinci resolve?

zoom Q2n-4K job done.. https://www.andertons.co.uk/zoom-q2n-4k-handy-video-recorder?utm_source=google&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=surfaces&gclid=Cj0KCQiAiJSeBhCCARIsAHnAzT_PVg8J2cY0OtDtQvNmYh4bdD-q8DptBqFku5wQZ7NNfxzXJ7I0S3AaArEiEALw_wcB

very sad news.. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-64228780

I;ve got the markbass CMD12, I use it when I don't have the room/strength to lug my ampeg stuff around. The Markbass is a fantastic combo IMO, loud as hell and light. I'm certainly happy with mine.

looks like a lot of ooomphh fo the price.

theres a couple of proper solos in that setlist (whole lotta Rosie and ace of spades spring immediately to hand)

please explain why? Looks a bit of a good deal.

done!

I think those will be pants as studio monitors (happy to be corrected). The Rokits will be fine. Personally I would have gone for Kali LP 6's as I believe they punch well above their weight in the price to performance ratio. https://www.soundonsound.com/reviews/kali-audio-lp-6 https://musictech.com/reviews/kali-audio-lp-6-review/ https://recordingmag.com/resources/featured-reviews/kali-audio-lp-6-studio-monitors/

We had the XR18 but sold it on quickly due to the faff of adjusting sound mid gig (drummers job) with an ipad. We went back to analogue desk (RCF) which was great but missed the ability to record our gigs through the desk (although the zoom H2N and 4Qn handheld recorders were pretty good) So the zoom Livetrack offers the best of both worlds, a digital desk with an analogue feel. Adjustments can be made quickly with real faders, and the ability to save a scene at each venue has come in really handy for return gigs.

dunno if it helps but our zoom livetrack L20 has physical faders like an old analogue desk as well as ipad remote control interface. It also records individual stems onto an SD card or via DAW on a laptop. Lots of options, 20 inputs , six monitor mixes etc.. https://www.andertons.co.uk/recording/studio-mixers/zoom-livetrack-l20-digital-mixer-with-recording

midischmidi? Or has that been done? (already?)

great work, well done!

I'd slip a tuner in there as well..

harley benton?? https://www.thomann.de/gb/5_string_j_basses.html?manufacturer[]=Harley Benton&gk=GIEBJ5&cme=false&filter=true

welcome. I'm also an old man but I'd kill for a new member!