Band Practice recording

[Dr.Mavashi]

So, a few years ago got mylelf a Lexicon's Lambda. I never really used it since .... We are discussing recording our practice on occasion. PA -> Lambda -> PC. The goal is to have good instrument seperation, that's about it, its just for us to get a good understanding how arrangements are coming out in the mix .... What software packages would your recommend ? Ozone/Cakewalk ?

Lambda SPECS:

USB powered
High-end D/A converters
2 mic preamps
Phantom power
Independent mic and line controls with LEDs
Monitor mix and output level controls
2 balanced TRS line inputs and outputs
2 XLR mic ins
1/4" high-impedance instrument in

 

[James Rock]

Re: Band Practice recording

Seeming your just sending a stereo in really you could get away with nearly anything but Reaper seems to be a common one for the budget minded

 

[Dr.Mavashi]

Re: Band Practice recording

How is this reaper thing is different from Ozone/Cakewalk?

 

[James Rock]

Re: Band Practice recording

It just comes recommoned for cheap I think its only 69 dont know how much Cakewalk/Sonar is but I've always prefered Pro Tools/Cubase/Logic but those tend to be more prosumer/pro software unless you get something with Pro Tools LE

 

[Dirtbagg]

Re: Band Practice recording

How is this reaper thing is different from Ozone/Cakewalk?

I was reading that Reaper is very simallar to Sonar.
I am consider getting it since I am using Sonar 5 and now they are at .5 or X