Multi-track Recording.

[flea_slap_god]

Hey,
I have the [Invalid or Expired Link Removed] and i want to start using it record.

If i buy the [Invalid or Expired Link Removed] interface for my mixer, will it work with the sekd prodif t 2496 soundcard

Will all this work together with the correct recording program to have multiple tracks recording at the same time nad able to adjust volumes afterwards if needed?

And does anybody know of a UK dealer of this sound card.



Thanks

Jake.

 

[emils]

You got it right there. It should work as you described in your post. In your recording software you should be able to see these imputs as TDIF 1-16 and record each on it's own track.

 

[flea_slap_god]

well, i have cubase sx on my computer, am i best using that or purchasing adobe audition/cool edit pro.

Jake.

 

[emils]

There is absolutely nothing wrong with using Cubase SX for what you are trying to do. Onece you fave it all hooked up you should see 16 imputs in your VST imputs menu as something like TDIF1 - TDIF16. You then pick what imput you wont to feed which audio track in SX and of you go...

 

[flea_slap_god]

ok, thanks.

Im still trying to find a uk dealer of that sound card though which mite prove to be a problem.

-Jake.

 

[fulcrum]

I'd definitely use Cubase SX over Cool Edit/Audition. As you get better at recording you will find yourself outgrowing Cool Edit a lot faster than you will if you just start with a pro program like Cubase to begin with.

 

[emils]

You could always scrap the TDIF idea and use ADAT, you can get the Behr. ADT1616 card for your mixer and buy one of these soundcards ( http://www.dolphinmusic.co.uk/d2/?page=shop/flypage&product_id=2303 ). You would still get 16 chanels of digital audio going in and out of your computer and ADAT soundcards are much easier to find!