Home Studio Wireless Jamming and Recording setup

[Ifourdesign]

Hi Guys,
Its a great community of audiophiles and musicians here and ive learned quite abit from experienced forumers. I woule like to clarify on my probable setup for a wireless jamming and recording studio with you guys so I can make an informed purchase soon.

Basically, I want the normal gig setup (1 electronic drumset, 1 bass, 1 guitar, 1 keys, 1 vox) to connect to an audio interface/recorder and the output is connected to a 4-6 channel headphone amp so that the musicians can listen through wired/wireless headphones.

My question is, is there anything to improve for my setup or is this good to go? Are there any elements missing?

Some good suggestions for alternative/simpler setups would be much appreciated. TIA!

 

[soft]

You can check out http://jamhub.com/

You can try it at library@esplanade
http://blogs.nlb.gov.sg/epcl/music/silentstudio/

 

[Ifourdesign]

You can check out http://jamhub.com/

You can try it at library@esplanade
http://blogs.nlb.gov.sg/epcl/music/silentstudio/

Great info!
Saw some jamhub at swee lee today.

 

[blueprintstudios]

you're gonna need a real fat wallet for wireless mics/instruments + consistent spares to keep recharging the batteries + careful initial wireless channel configuration. If the stage size of your gig is like esplanade's baybeats and bigger etc then it'll be justified.

 

[Godsmen]

What is the price tag of this jamhub we looking at??

You can check out http://jamhub.com/

You can try it at library@esplanade
http://blogs.nlb.gov.sg/epcl/music/silentstudio/

 

[Ifourdesign]

What is the price tag of this jamhub we looking at??

You can get the pricing at swee lee website. Im also renting my green room at $50/day. Do pm me if interested.

Ive been jamming with it with my friends at home and its a great tool to have if u jam frequently despite the steep price.