By MATT_MEDEIROS
Mon Jan 03, 2005 6:42 pm
im having trouble. i have a behringer UB1002 mixer, its a cheapy, but its only for MPC, turntable, mic
i have no idea how to set up to record acapellas. idealy i'd like it so you can hear the vocals and beat through the headphones, yet only the beat gets recorded.
i have my beata on my computer, and i record on the same computer. i played with the settings so whats going out doesn't come back in, to avoid feedback.
previously, all i did was record my vocals with the beat in the backround, the mic barley picked it up, plus when you mix the beat in later you'd never know. it actually helped blend the vocals with the beat, didn't sound dry, and the quality is surprisingly alright. but now i want to bump it up a bit and do it proper now, so im trying to figure it out, and its driving me beserk. i can never get the right setup!!!
the closest i can get:
mic-> mixer in, computer-> mixer in, beat& vocals -> headphones, vocals to mixer out to computer.
but still in this case, the way i have it, i cant play with the beat level or turn up the mic, no way to independently turn each channel up, cause they both go up together. an di fyou turn the dials up, they actually record out louder which doesn't make sense to me, theres gotta be a way to just turn the sound up without the output going up?
i dont know how to really explain it, but any pointers are appreaciated,
id imagine in the studio a channel with each input, and then you can decide from the mixer which go out to headphones or speakers or to mix or to record etc...
again any help is appre4aciate.
i have no idea how to set up to record acapellas. idealy i'd like it so you can hear the vocals and beat through the headphones, yet only the beat gets recorded.
i have my beata on my computer, and i record on the same computer. i played with the settings so whats going out doesn't come back in, to avoid feedback.
previously, all i did was record my vocals with the beat in the backround, the mic barley picked it up, plus when you mix the beat in later you'd never know. it actually helped blend the vocals with the beat, didn't sound dry, and the quality is surprisingly alright. but now i want to bump it up a bit and do it proper now, so im trying to figure it out, and its driving me beserk. i can never get the right setup!!!
the closest i can get:
mic-> mixer in, computer-> mixer in, beat& vocals -> headphones, vocals to mixer out to computer.
but still in this case, the way i have it, i cant play with the beat level or turn up the mic, no way to independently turn each channel up, cause they both go up together. an di fyou turn the dials up, they actually record out louder which doesn't make sense to me, theres gotta be a way to just turn the sound up without the output going up?
i dont know how to really explain it, but any pointers are appreaciated,
id imagine in the studio a channel with each input, and then you can decide from the mixer which go out to headphones or speakers or to mix or to record etc...
again any help is appre4aciate.


