Hi,

I was a new Mackie owner in August of 1999, when I got the 1604 VLZ. At the time I was very pleased and was in need of yet another mixer, so I decided to get the 32 chammel. (4 bus)

Hi,

I was curious regarding the Bass roll off switch.

For regular mixing I keep the Bass freq switch in the middle. For playback I will switch it to 37Hz.

It of course has the NS-10 simulation roll off as well at respectfuly 80Hz.

My qestion is should I be mixing in the standard setting at 47Hz, or use the more trastic 80Hz?

To say that I've been interested in the MDR-2496 is an understatement. However, ever since I've heard about it, I can no longer find Mackie online. I've tried Mackie.Com and Mackiedesigns.Com, and with either of those (this is peculiar) Internet Explorer either can't find the page or it locks up.

Hello.

Can I get some thoughts on this console? I am looking for a console to use as a mixing mechanism from my DAW. I also plan to purchase some Preamps as time goes on but I am seriously considering purchasing the console to start. I have found one at a VERY good price.

Also, looking at the Soundcraft Ghost. All comments welcome.

Thanks,
Michael

Hello guys, I'm working on a studio and I noticed that the control room has a loud ground noise... even with all the faders down. Doing some tests I figured that the noise is coming more from the mix b section and the buses.

It appears to me that the forum at http://www.mackie.com/scripts/forum/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=forum&f=2 has achieved critical mass. As another plus it is sponsered by Mackie Designs, and seems to be getting participation there.

Im not talking about the pullout case, what I'm looking for is the storage cases that their drives come in. looks kinda like a short 3/4 inch plastic case...

know what I mean? it has foam lining for the drive, seeing how a lot of material I work with are on drives I was thinking these cases would be very cool to have for storage.

Anyone know where to find these?

Hi everyone...

I originally posted this topic in the ProTalk forum, but am advised that hard disk recorders are seen as digital workstations here, so...

I am considering moving from 2" to one of the new hard disk 24-track recording systems and am asking for anyone's opinions of the relative merits of the units mentioned above. I don't really understand the operational differences between the two, and am of course interested in sound quality, particularly as I will be using the unit's A/D/A converters a substantial amount.