Pat Waara

Cool! That is exactly my setup. Once you get it, maybe we can compare notes on inputs and routing.

Yaasss!. I have one, and I love it. It's very flexible and sounds great. I don't use it to its full potential, because I do most of my mixing in the box, but for my setup, it works great. I use channels 1 and 2 for mic'ed inputs, line-in 3 and 4 for my DAW return, and line-in 5 and 6 for my Kemper. I send cue 1 to my headphone amp. I've got my DAW input connected to the muite/bus B. That gives me the ability to listen to the mix while recording a track. Weirdly, I don't use the main outputs at all, which includes that nice G-series bus compressor. Somehow, that just doesn't seem right. Just a heads-up--it gets hot. I (and SSL) recommend turning it off when not in active use.

Thanks, Mike. I may ping you about current streaming tech for SL. I think back in the day I used Shoutcast. I logged into my account yesterday, and I still L$ in my account from gigging tips. I probably made more in SL gigging than I did in all my years in my punk rock bands.

Wow, so SL is still a thing?! I used to perform live on SL as Toivo Wirtinen. It was fun, but kids and travel got in the way, so I stopped. I may just have to check it out again. Wild.

Totally cool, Kuru. I have the same issue with the guitar vocal bleed, to the point where I just stopped recording both together. Now I do guide track and record each separately. As you pointed out on my post, I coincidentally just posted my vocal booth project over on Ronan's Recording forum. If anyone is interested in my take on this, you can find my post here https://forums.musicplayer.com/ubbthreads.php/topics/3046505/diy-vocalbooth-project#Post3046505

Also, remember to keep your USB cables away from your power cables. The magnetic interference from the power cables can mess with the USB cables. If you do experience interference, ferrite beads on the USB cable might help.