Personally, I solo the instrument that I am going to record, but the way I have my studio set up means I have to do it this way.

I record the midi first, including any automation for the synth (soft or hard), then record to audio.

If you have a multi-channel sound card, then you will be able to record each section through individual inputs. Personally though, I prefer to use a hardware mixer to get the levels right, then bring them through in one channel and record each part individually.

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i mean, is it possible to record on the pc while playing everything (without recording everything to audio first)
so , for example, if the audio from pc is playing on a external mixer and the pc play`s the external hardware (synth) too.(on the external mixer)
how to record that (on the pc) ? :-P (in one piece :-D

i guess just use line in

is it so simple ? :-D

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Originally posted by -_1_--Ben--_1_- i mean, is it possible to record on the pc while playing everything (without recording everything to audio first) so , for example, if the audio from pc is playing on a external mixer and the pc play`s the external hardware (synth) too.(on the external mixer) how to record that (on the pc) ? :-P (in one piece :-D i guess just use line in is it so simple ? :-D

Well, if your external mixer in connected thorugh your sound card, and then sends the sounds through your sequncer(or whatever your using), i cant see that it would be harder to just use line in, and then master out!

Did i understand the process your setting up? hehe

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