ISO record mics from an XR18
Posted: Thu Jun 07, 2018 10:21 pm
I've done a lot of stereo recording, but it's been sometime since I did any multi track recording. And that was back in the days of tape! A client has requested this setup and I just want to make sure I can make this happen before I promise anything.
I’m planning to use a Behringer XR18, with XAir App running on a Mac. MultiTrack Studio (MTS) app also running on the Mac.
I have 8 wireless mic’s that need to be iso recorded. Client would like each mic assigned to a separate track for down-mix later.
- Will MTS software see the channels/stems via USB from the XR18? I see how I can iso each input channel to separate USB channels/stems via XAir App. Do these USB channels/stems automatically populate to MTS and I just select the USB stem on the drop down menu in each track?
- Client is requiring file to be 24 bit /48 kHz WAV. Does MTS support this? The standard or do I need to go with the pro version?
- I’ve been playing with the MTS demo. It looks like the session/ song is saved in a folder and each track in a separate wave file. Is that standard? Will my client be able to open the “session/ song” with all 8 tracks. I was expecting one file with all the tracks "within" this one file. Is separate files enclosed within a folder the norm and can be opened by other DAW systems?
Will MTS standard software package meet my needs or do I need the Pro version?
Thank You for your input.
I’m planning to use a Behringer XR18, with XAir App running on a Mac. MultiTrack Studio (MTS) app also running on the Mac.
I have 8 wireless mic’s that need to be iso recorded. Client would like each mic assigned to a separate track for down-mix later.
- Will MTS software see the channels/stems via USB from the XR18? I see how I can iso each input channel to separate USB channels/stems via XAir App. Do these USB channels/stems automatically populate to MTS and I just select the USB stem on the drop down menu in each track?
- Client is requiring file to be 24 bit /48 kHz WAV. Does MTS support this? The standard or do I need to go with the pro version?
- I’ve been playing with the MTS demo. It looks like the session/ song is saved in a folder and each track in a separate wave file. Is that standard? Will my client be able to open the “session/ song” with all 8 tracks. I was expecting one file with all the tracks "within" this one file. Is separate files enclosed within a folder the norm and can be opened by other DAW systems?
Will MTS standard software package meet my needs or do I need the Pro version?
Thank You for your input.