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What do you record with?

Hey all! Just curious what sort of Interface/software/operating systems everyone out there is using to record their drums with? Anyone just getting started with home recording?

Interface: Presonus Firepod, Tascam U122L
Software: Reaper, Cubase SX3 and Audacity
Operating System: Windows XP Pro

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Permalink Reply by James Babcock on September 27, 2008 at 3:45pm: Mike,

Sounds like a great setup, I have been watching for a used Firepod or FP10 to add to the one that I have. How do you like Cubase 4? Does it have a pretty easy learning curve?
Rock on,
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Permalink Reply by James Babcock on January 8, 2010 at 4:26am: Let's see if we can get some updated information on what people are using this year. I have upgraded my system...WHOO! Sixteen tracks live!

Interface: Presonus Firestudio 26X26 and a Behringer ADA8000 ADAT preamp. Presonus Faderport control surface
Software: Reaper 64 bit non-commercial licence.
Operating System: Windows Vista Ultimate 64bit
CPU: Intel Core i7 920, 2.66 Ghz
Motherboard: DX58SO X58 Motherboard
Case: Antec P183
Ram: 6Gb Corsair XMS3 1600 MHz (PC3-12800)
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Permalink Reply by Mike Gingulano on January 9, 2010 at 3:55pm: 2 presouns fp10 ,cubase 4 , hp pavilion with extra ram installed and windows vista.; ▶ Reply to This

Permalink Reply by Rocky Magerkurth on January 14, 2010 at 11:00pm: James,
I use protools digi 002 withan ultragain pro 8 digital.
So basically I can record 16 tracks at once but rarely do unless it is a live show.
I use mostly AKG and Shure mics. Something better if it is for vocals.
I headed to the LA NAMM show on Saturday to see what's new.
It is like a musician's candy store, especially the drum booths.
I'll post some pics next week hopefully.
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Permalink Reply by James Babcock on January 14, 2010 at 11:32pm: Rocky,

I use 12 tracks when I am recording my drums, but rarely end up using ALL of the feeds. It's just nice to have options to choose from.

NAMM sounds like a wet dream for sure! I worked at a music store a few years ago and could NOT get the boss to take me.......haha! Photos of your tour sounds great!

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