How To Build A MultiTracks Rig - Backing Tracks for Live Performances/Churches 

It’s so kind of you to make this kind of tutorial videos. You could be doing a simple cover or anything else but instead you help your viewers with tips you learned from your experience❤️🤟

Those line outs on the interface are balanced trs line outs! All you need is a trs to XLR converter. A di rack is unnecessary.

Thanx for this vid. I was an absolute know nothing about this stuff, so this vid is great for me. Just moved to Nashville, so I think this is something I'll need to get on board with quickly.

Dope brother! The worship team I am on uses ableton. Never played with in ears before but after getting used to it will never play without them!

The 18i20 has balanced outputs. I use them for mixdown in analog.

This video was very helpful!!! Thank you!!!

You make the best videos ever!

I want to see your rage and crazyness about drumming

That's studio looks sick sir!!!!!

Super helpful, thanks for sharing!

Looks awesome mate.. thanks for the video.

I really enjoy your vids:) Could you do a video on editing drum covers with more than one camera angle?

Bravo man! Moi, je te félicite pour ta présentation. Je travaille avec QSC TouchMix 16 pour avoir un résultat similaire et plus simple. En plus, avec 12 iPad ou 12 cellulaires tout est possible en télécommande à distance... Tu expliques bien, vraiment bon... Merci!

Great video, thank you.

The best video out. 😁

Im curious what are those constraints for holding down your laptop?

Is it possible that you can give us an example using this at a venue? Whenever venues allow shows again 😂 I really want to see how I can do this with my band

How did you route that Furman cable in the Cable spaces on the bottom?

Casey:You’d have 20-30 band members and you just can’t do that. For KING & COUNTRY: 🥺 why not

I love ur vids

I've been following thus channel for a while and it's been helping me out so much! I'm using Ableton for live looping guitars, bass, synthesizer and various other instruments. I'm using my Apollo twin and using my MIDI footswitch for easy accessibility and looping. My question is how can I get the best possible sound when I plug in through my PA? Should I be routing my instruments two different outputs? Should I use multiple computers? Should I get a DIY rig? Should I also be playing with my amps?Got any suggestions here for my output sound?

How did you get the chords under neath the rack like that did punch wholes at the bottom where the two big slits are?

Where do you buy/get your songs for your covers?

Thanks man

You can fit a qsc digital mixer 8 instead of a laptop?

I'm pretty new to recording and all this and i could'nt find a solution on the internet yet. Most audio interfaces e.g. the focusrite 18i20 got phantom power switches for channel 1-4 and 5-8. But most sets of drum mics have 5 dynamic mics and 2 condenser mics, that require phantom power. How does this work out? I looked up like 50 tutorials about drum recording and interface/mic reviews and nobody ever talks about this. Can anyone help me with this?

So this is the guy who has a flaming sticks?

Hi did you drill holes into the cord pockets so that your cords could pass through?

Good and informative video but isn't more convenient to have the backing mixed as just one track (minus cluck/guide). I mean the mix has to be great but from there on is there then a real need for control of the individual parts of the backing track?

Can you please help us. We have the tascam interface and our output for guitar isnt coming out and we have no idea why.

i had one SKB but i dont know how to set the cable and the power cable tidily....can you help me?

The SKB Studio Flyer comes with the underside cable pass-thru sealed. Did you manually cut them out to allow for the cables to go underneath the main compartment?

Hi Connor have you done any videos on making the backing tracks for playing live ? I’ve tried but I seem to have bother with a little bit of my click spilling over and coming out front of house.

Really important question: If you can´t or don´t want to record the audios you would like to use as your backing track for whatever reason, you can still program them with Midi, right? But if you want to program Midi I´m pretty sure you have to do that in the arrangement view. So now the question: Is it possible to put that Midi notes (if you can call them notes) that you produced and that you want to use as your backing track into the session view onto a Midi Channel? If it is, how? Is it possible to record and save it from the arrangement view so you can import it to a Midi channel in the session view, or can you just copy it from the arrangement view and paste it into the session view into a Midi channel? It may be possible to transform the Midi notes into actual audio, maybe even through recording and saving, if what you record transforms Midi already into an audio file, so you can actually use it as an audio file, so you can save it and import it to an audio channel in the session view. Maybe, and that´s also how I believe it is, both works. I can´t try it out myself at the moment, because my current band doesn´t need it at the moment and as I´m only 15 I can´t just buy those things for no reason, if I don´t have any use for it at the moment, however I wanted to find out more about it, because I heard a because I've heard from drummers a few times now that this can be a plus point that can lead to being hired. If somebody made it through that book, thank you! If you even have an answer to it, that´s great! :)

The outputs of the Scarlett 18i20 are balanced tho...

Did you drill into the case? How did you get the cords to pass through to the bottom compartment?

18i20 has balanced outputs right?

I want a guide how to set up in ear monitoring for a budget with and without click

nice

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Holy shit!!

Did I miss it... Do you have to pan your click track to the left and all the other tracks to the right (or vice versa) in the actual track itself? When you bounce it down?

Why bother putting a Behringer DI in the chain? It’s more unnecessary money to spend, makes the rig bigger/heavier, and worse, it introduces another opportunity for noise. That interface has balanced outs.

How much is this rig to begin with

Hi I'm from Russia and I'm a fan of your work I would like you to help me with some equipment

can i do it in my electric drum?

What does the total setup cost?

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I try to drag songs into the audio and it never works. Does it have to be through iTunes? Oh wait I think I absolutely need an audio input device.

Why do you need the DI box? Couldnt you simply use a 1/4" to XLR cable?

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Or you can just use the “TRACK RIG” by Loop Community with USB to 8 XLR Outputs which works with all the Major DAWS including Ableton Live. That’s how I use my set up! Very easy and simple

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Why bother having musicians or singers? You can have the original artist on a CD or DVD. Think of the money a church would save, not having to hire a worship leader. In fact, why even hire a Pastor. You can have big name preachers like Billy or Franklin Graham, John Piper or whoever every Sunday preach on video.