I'm in the market for a 24/32 track mixer. I only have $600-800 to spend. The Behringer is in my price range but in every forum people have bad things to say about them. They say the break down really easy and I'm hard on my gear. But price and time is tight right now. I really want/need a analog mixer right now.

Hello all. I have a project to master.It is a live 2 track of a (don't laugh)Christmas Show.(Recored with 2 Scheops into a dat,near the stage.The problem being--mics were too close to the band,and the pa was flown 20 feet above the stage.Vocals are not up front,as they should be.These a very good adult singers.Any tips for bringing the vocals more up front?

it seems all we have for the mac is spark or peak, I'm not a fan of peak and I hate spark, is there anything out there that sounds right ? something like Samplitude would be nice...

Anyone knows this machine? I might have a chance to buy it cheap and I'm wondering what it's good for. In 1989 it was considered one of the best mastering decks but I don't know much about features and sound quality compared to what's available today.

I want to build a rack mount PC to bring to gigs with me to record about 12 to 16 tracks at once, then I will take it home and do all the mixing at my how DAW, So the portable one just needs to be able to record and not use plugins or anything like that. What is a good system with the minimum specs to acompolish this, part #'s would be great,
thanks

I want to record my mix on the computer, my current rig is easy to use, but I feel that the ADDA is the weak link (currently using a Flyng Cow into a DIO2496 SPDIF card and recording the mix in Soundforge 5.0.

Choices I'm pondering are Lucid AD and DA9624 units ($1400 at mercenary) plus a FATSO JR ($2450) for tape emulation. Total this package is $3850.

Or

I like the sound of mixing 8 channels out of my 001 into my 1642 mackie. I like separating 8 channel into analog. Sounds big ! Problem is when I record that fat mix back to hard drive the new 2 channels don't sound that good. How do I get that nice separated/fat sound on final 2 tracks.

Well I'm a little short on cash (read: short about $3000) so I only have an sb live (left and right channels on line in), a small 4 channel mixer, and a mic preamp-amp, a radio shack 3 mic passive mixer and 7 mics to use with this setup. I'm doing some cheap home recordings so I can remember this stuff when I can get a digi001 or C-port and an 8 bus mixer... you know the spiel.

I was searching for a good price on a Studio Projects C3 and came across this http://pw1.netcom.c…"]website[/]="http://pw1.netcom.c…"]website[/] that states "Audio goes to 2 track DAT in the digital domain at 20 bits, bypassing the usual 16 bit A/

Please tell me if this *should* work: I have a
Thinkpad A21e (600MHz Celeron, 128MB, 10GB HD) and
Ego-Sys U2A USB audio interface.
Software N-track, Cooledit2000. (I'm playing with PC editing before spending real $)