Yes it has dual analog line inputs. So you can send stereo out right/left into mini 2. Not really the best way to go preamp thru preamp but it will work. Better to directly track each track seperately but sometimes you just can't help it. I some times have to use a line mixer when recording live again not the best solution, but that does not have a preamp but does add noise and degrades the signal some.

alstonblues, are you asking if you can record with the mixer run through the Mbox, or if doing so will give you more than the two input channels at one time?

can u record with the mixer run through the m box?

alstonblues wrote: Hey I am about to purchase the pro tools m box mini 2 and i want to know if i could connect my mixer (with 10 channels ) to my m box mini and record on the mixer so that i can get more channels..could i do that if i am recording in pro tools le

Yes, you will get more channels BUT you will be mixing those channels to a stereo track. Once they are in ProTools or whatever DAW you choose to use, there will be no adjusting of individual levels or eq.

bent wrote: alstonblues, are you asking if you can record with the mixer run through the Mbox, or if doing so will give you more than the two input channels at one time?

Alstonblues: I don't think you answered this question really.

alstonblues wrote: can u record with the mixer run through the m box?

my bad dude...im trippin out today haha

im askin can i plug my mics into my mixer....thin plug the mixer into the m box mini 2 the plug the m box into the computer and record on pro tools....

will pro tools read all of the individual mic inputs from the mixer?

(srry 4 the mix up)

hueseph wrote: Yes, you will get more channels BUT you will be mixing those channels to a stereo track. Once they are in ProTools or whatever DAW you choose to use, there will be no adjusting of individual levels or eq.

To quote myself. 'Cause I'm too lazy to type.

No, no more than two discreet mics each separately panned hard left and right will show up on their own separate tracks (or some / all of the sources on each channel of the mixer that are summed to stereo tracks) - depending on the routing you have set up on your mixer, naturally...

You would need more inputs on the Mbox that it does not have in order to record more than two discreet tracks at a time.

Your choices on that box are a single Mic, or L/R Line inputs, as stated above.