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Post by rpm on Jan 19, 2020 10:28:06 GMT -5
Any other Emotiva owners record music and use there main system for testing? would like to check it out. This Classic Rock Style tune I wrote was final tested thru my XSP-1 - XPA-2 (gen2) and Ascend Towers. Really wanted to feel the drums at volume with this one & the Emotiva gear was a big help in getting it right. soundcloud.com/user-410026182/rage-for-the-machine |
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Post by martindktm on Jan 20, 2020 8:41:10 GMT -5
Sounds good on my setup.
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Post by rpm on Jan 20, 2020 18:06:17 GMT -5
Thanks for checking it and taking the time to comment, appreciate it! |
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Post by garbulky on Jan 20, 2020 20:29:43 GMT -5
Any other Emotiva owners record music and use there main system for testing? would like to check it out. This Classic Rock Style tune I wrote was final tested thru my XSP-1 - XPA-2 (gen2) and Ascend Towers. Really wanted to feel the drums at volume with this one & the Emotiva gear was a big help in getting it right. soundcloud.com/user-410026182/rage-for-the-machineJust listened through a DC-1->XPA-1 gen2 -> Axiom Audio M80 setup. Sounds quite nice! For sure it's got a nice punchy sound on drums and everything has a good amount of pop to it. I also record stuff but they are all simple one take videos where I just wanted to record our jams. Most are recorded in the living room with the mics in the center of the speaker so it's probably the closest listening environment to check if things sound the way they should. I have figured out how to get stereo phantom microphones to be recorded directly on to an iphone video, if you are interested in the technique let me know. |
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Post by rpm on Jan 21, 2020 17:55:09 GMT -5
Hey man Thats a great system you got there! Thanks so much for taking the time to listen and comment, thats encouraging if its good thru your system as well  Yes, I would like to hear how your doing that , do you guys have any recorded music? .....Ray |
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Post by garbulky on Jan 21, 2020 20:01:10 GMT -5
Hey man Thats a great system you got there! Thanks so much for taking the time to listen and comment, thats encouraging if its good thru your system as well Yes, I would like to hear how your doing that , do you guys have any recorded music? .....Ray Yes, but none that I'm planning to release. They are very amaeteur stuff - just my wife and family playing music instruments, singing fun songs etc. Other than high background noise, I think they sound fantastic - warm, natural in tone with a lot of positional information. I use a TASCAM DR 70D MK 2 to create a stereo camera/line out from two phantom power microphones. Also as an unnessential feature, it creates a higher quality digital recording that it holds on to. It can also create a -10db digital recording at the same time as that one to prevent clipping for safety purposes. www.amazon.com/Tascam-DR-70D-4-Channel-Recorder-Bundle/dp/B00U1SMWES/You'll probably want some sort of rechargeable battery as it will run through an entire set after about hour and a half. Then a analog to digital converter - usually they call it an audio capture or vinyl ripper - converts the analog signal to digital wav format. www.amazon.com/DIGITNOW-Capture-Grabber-Cassette-Converter/dp/B079CBGDST/ This goes to a iphone camera connection kit www.amazon.com/FA-STAR-Charging-Compatible-Keyboard-Controller/dp/B07W92Q529/The CCK has two inputs. The second input I use a USB battery to provide enough power for everything and keep things stable over long recording sessions. Then I just hook it into an iphone and press record. Voila stereo audio and you get to pick the mics you want. You can also use a mixer board and simply output the analog output to the phone. |
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Post by rpm on Jan 22, 2020 18:59:44 GMT -5
Hey man Thats a great system you got there! Thanks so much for taking the time to listen and comment, thats encouraging if its good thru your system as well Yes, I would like to hear how your doing that , do you guys have any recorded music? .....Ray Yes, but none that I'm planning to release. They are very amaeteur stuff - just my wife and family playing music instruments, singing fun songs etc. Other than high background noise, I think they sound fantastic - warm, natural in tone with a lot of positional information. I use a TASCAM DR 70D MK 2 to create a stereo camera/line out from two phantom power microphones. Also as an unnessential feature, it creates a higher quality digital recording that it holds on to. It can also create a -10db digital recording at the same time as that one to prevent clipping for safety purposes. www.amazon.com/Tascam-DR-70D-4-Channel-Recorder-Bundle/dp/B00U1SMWES/You'll probably want some sort of rechargeable battery as it will run through an entire set after about hour and a half. Then a analog to digital converter - usually they call it an audio capture or vinyl ripper - converts the analog signal to digital wav format. www.amazon.com/DIGITNOW-Capture-Grabber-Cassette-Converter/dp/B079CBGDST/ This goes to a iphone camera connection kit www.amazon.com/FA-STAR-Charging-Compatible-Keyboard-Controller/dp/B07W92Q529/The CCK has two inputs. The second input I use a USB battery to provide enough power for everything and keep things stable over long recording sessions. Then I just hook it into an iphone and press record. Voila stereo audio and you get to pick the mics you want. You can also use a mixer board and simply output the analog output to the phone. Thats pretty cool, thanks for sharing that i will give it a shot. let me know if you ever post any of your music, be happy to check it out! |
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Post by lhracing on Jan 23, 2020 23:27:13 GMT -5
Sounds good on my system, good job on the drums.
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Post by rpm on Jan 24, 2020 18:15:20 GMT -5
Sounds good on my system, good job on the drums. Thanks so much checking it on your system and taking the time to comment! Ray |
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