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Ugh. I know you said "live off the floor", but in a room that shape and size, that is really a mud recipe.

I seriously suggest that you track it all, starting with the bass (via DI) and the drums. ...

Neither. Use the channel direct outs (pre-EQ, pre-fader) if the live mixer has them, or, if not, the insert sends.

If you use the insert sends, you will need correctly-wired looms with the TRS plu ...

One of my clients has ProTools Free edition for this very purpose. He keeps an old Windows 98 PC going in order to run it (it will NOT run on an NT-class operating system such as Win2000, XP or Vista, ...

How would you suggest to do this then?
to get the absolute best sound quality, I mean.

(Also how do you maintain consistency with your levels from mix 1 to mix 2.)
It's the old-fashioned analogue ...

I bet it's only 100 records; somebody forgot to carry a 1.
Nah, it's a game of Chinese Whispers. There's actually a database with 100,000 records that needs to be transferred to another computer.

So lets say I recorded 16 tracks into my DAW.

I then use my DAW to automate the volume level changes on each track (since there are no motorized faders and I don't want to have to ride the faders ...

Thanks Boswell,

Are the sends and returns balanced or unbalanced?

It was 1991 last time I laid hands on a SW console.
Well, that's probably a lot later than my experience with one! I really don ...

If you search the archives, you will find several of my posts enthusing about the ZED-R16 ever since I got my hands on one earlier this year.

It's not without its quirks, and it really is limited ...

I last used one of those SW consoles well before Otari bought them out, but unless I am confusing them with another model in the range, the patch panels on the 34 consoles had separate send and return ...

That Hosa 8-channel snake is really bottom-end quality cabling with moulded plugs, but it will work until one day it doesn't.

I would not rely on the "first-click" method of extracting a signal fr ...

The problem here is that you are trying to get a low-spec mixer to do the job of a multi-channel pre-amp. Your Delta 66 is a perfectly respectable 4-channel line-input computer interface, and what you ...

Hmm... quite a lot depends on where you are allowed to put the mics. Can you clutter the place with tall mic stands positioned to taste, or is it a public concert where you have to mic it "invisibly"?

Assuming what you want to do is replay from the computer into the mixer, the answer is yes, but you can use the S/PDIF output of the UX2 only if you have a digital mixer that has an S/PDIF input. If t ...

Do a bit of logical problem-solving on this one.

The hiss must be coming from one or more of (a) the mic (what is the mic, by the way?), (b) the ART pre-amp (c) the Alesis Multimix. Check first, th ...

Unless you can take your beats into line in 3/4 on the Delta 66 by-passing the mixer, the best you can do with a setup like that is record a stereo track with the vocals panned hard to one side and th ...