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<blockquote data-quote="Nick Davis" data-source="post: 80749" data-attributes="member: 1713">Re: X32 Recording Hardware Requirements For A New Recording SetupFWIW I have recorded 24 channels ( 32 in out set up) with an old 3gig laptop with no problems - and using USB - with reaper! if you have a current laptop lying around I suggest you try it out before spending extra dosh - I think I remember Christian said he has done recordings using an old netbook.(The only other thing to remember about doing recordings with the X32 is to ensure you have a sensible gain structure for the live mixing which can also then be used for the recordings - i.e. leave plenty of headroom at the pre-amp stage- normally for live recordings a mic and line split would be taken before the pre-amp stage - one going to the live desk and one to the recoding HW - but in this instance you would be doing the spilt after the pre-amps - Oh and always better to record each channel individually and mix down later - for a quick review of the show you could always record a stereo output to USB)Nick</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Nick Davis, post: 80749, member: 1713"] Re: X32 Recording Hardware Requirements For A New Recording Setup FWIW I have recorded 24 channels ( 32 in out set up) with an old 3gig laptop with no problems - and using USB - with reaper! if you have a current laptop lying around I suggest you try it out before spending extra dosh - I think I remember Christian said he has done recordings using an old netbook. (The only other thing to remember about doing recordings with the X32 is to ensure you have a sensible gain structure for the live mixing which can also then be used for the recordings - i.e. leave plenty of headroom at the pre-amp stage- normally for live recordings a mic and line split would be taken before the pre-amp stage - one going to the live desk and one to the recoding HW - but in this instance you would be doing the spilt after the pre-amps - Oh and always better to record each channel individually and mix down later - for a quick review of the show you could always record a stereo output to USB) Nick [/QUOTE]

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