A tech is currently refurbishing my Yamaha 03D console, whose ergonomics, MIDI implementation and built-in effects I love (I'm more creative with this old console, which I can play like a synth to create crazy sounds, than with newer ones).

I am attempting to record my drum set using 3 dynamic mics. I have them plugged into a Behringer mono analog minimix box which has no markers on it besides 0 and 10 on the gain knobs. I then have the box's output going to the line in jack on my pc. I'm trying to figure out the relationship between this preamp gain and the recording slider in Audacity.

@Donny, do your fader meter lights go goofy if your mixer is made smaller? Mine does this ever since the last upgrade (when they changed the Chanel EQ Strip) and it drives me nuts.

Hello Everyone,

Good to be back posting here after a long time. Would love your insights on this.

Recently I mixed a couple of tracks and even started casual listening by keeping the main ST fader on my digital mixer (Yamaha n12) at -6 db instead of 0 db, and observed that its much more enjoyable.

I'm trying to replace a broken mono slider on my A&H wz3 16.2 and Mouser sells the ALPS RSA0N11S9A0K which seems to be identicle to the AH AI8117. I could order the AH model number through dealers like Full Compass or Spectrum but, at the risk of sounding too frugal, I really prefer to purchase from Mouser as I may decide to replace many and could save a bundle through them.

Hey guys, :)

So my software of choice is Logic and it's great but something I want is a fader to control stuff like automation. This would be way easier so I want some recommendations on cheap, simple faders to buy. I don't need a lot but ideally one with like 4.

Ok dumb noob question I know...but Ive only been taking mixing seriously for a little less than a year.

Anyhow, I didn't even really think that it mattered. But I remembered reading SOMEWHERE that u NEVER have the master fader higher than the channel faders. or was it VICE VERSA?

Hi,

A mixer function that allows monitoring of a signal after the channel fader. Contrast with PFL.

AFL (After Fader Listen)