I'm trying to get our church to move up to a larger mixer. I have not looked at buying a new mixer in five or six years, so I'm looking in all directions. After primary considerations of sound quality and durability, ease of operations comes in a strong third. We don't need a large number of buses or aux outs.

and i have no idea what to do with it.
i have 0 recording experience, my buddies just gave me this mixer.
should i sell it and buy a smaller one to start out with? should i keep it and get the sh*t to record with?
I'm just asking because i dont even know where to start to record with this thing

Next weekend my band wants to do some rough recordings of our songs so we can start pre-production on them. Of course drums will be first, and to a click but I have some questions about recording them into my mbox2.

Hey,
I've got a Firestudio and I want to get some sort of a headphone mixer so that at least 4 people have separate headphone mixes while tracking. I pretty sure the Firestudio can do this. Any recommendations?

Thanks

I have recently acquired the now discontinued SeaSound Soloist and rigged it up with XP drivers.

Please help me understand the benefits of a mixing console over the software mixing capabilities of say PT, Logic, etc. (in the home studio context)
Is it pre's, greater accuracy in EQing, the visceral standpoint of turning a knob?

I know there are a million ways to skin the cat, so I'd just like to understand one more.

Thanks.

I finally got a computer set up for my Phonic 18 channel firewire mixer. Any suggestions on how to wire it up especially for monitoring? Do I use the sound card on the computer or monitor through the board somehow? I'm a virgin at this so please be gentle!

I have a set of Roland TD-12 V-Drums, a Yamaha keyboard, a guitar stereo signal processor and a Shure SM57 mic for vocals and recording guitar amps. That's it, 7 signals. I used to run them into an old Tascam M-35 analog mixer(8-4-2), and record one instrument at a time into the stock soundcard of my computer, a one man band setup.

Hey everyone! With much help given in the past, I thought I might call on you once again. I am in a toss-up between choosing mixers for my studio. Below are the two I have narrowed it down to. Please let me know what you think...

Behringer Xenyx 2222FX Mixer

Mackie DFX12 12x2 Mixer with Effects

Hi, I'm a music tech student 1/4 way into my 1st year at college, i use a Line 6 Toneport UX2 for home recordings and i want to know how i can hook it up to my Behringer Eurodesk Model: MX 3282A 32 Chanal 8-Bus Mixer?

I know Behringer is not known for its quality, I'm just learning my sh*t and building up a studio!