Magicjuan831 wroteWell, this happened to me a couple of nights ago during a gig. Hopefully, the StudioLive 32 itself has 32BGytes of memory set aside for recording to match the 32GBytes maximum SD card.
Other venues may often have concerts or other events that last significantly longer. But church services can easily and often approach 1.5 hours at St. With 32 channels, that's 6.144MBytes per-second, 368MBytes per-minute. Second: does anyone know how long a StudioLive 32 can record for? Live recording generates about 192KBytes per-second, per-channel. The StudioLive 32 is not a very consumptive device and so even a small - read inexpensive - UPS will give you the time you need for an orderly shutdown saving your recording files. So, I give you a word of experience: when recording, always close your recording session before turning off your StudioLive 32 mixer.įirst, if you are recording, it's all the more reason to power your StudioLive 32 via a UPS. Apparently, Presonus keeps it all in local memory until you actually close the recording session. Had I been using our Tascam digital recorder, everything would be there except about the last five or ten seconds as the recorder writes out the audio in five or ten second increments. Well, it's not! There are zero-byte files for each channel, but no recording. But, I took the SD card out hopeful that it might be there. When I realized what I'd done, I was crestfallen. I was so proud.Īs I was shutting down after the service, I forgot that the recording was running.
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I used scene recalls to quickly change from the full praise team to just her and the pianist with a very different mix. The Presonus compressor worked so perfectly. In our worship service today, we had a very talented soloist, a young lady from our congregation.
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