hi everyone,

maby u could help me choose a good analog mixer with at least 4 preamps and di out for each channel?

I'm going to use it for recording by plugging it from the di out of each input to channel 5-8 on my 002r!

so please let me buy the right mixer :p

hey, i was wondering if it would be possible to buy 4 channel analog mixer with direct outputs?

then I could plug mic's into the mixer and use it as preamps, then connect the direct outs for each channel to input 5-8 on the back of my 002 rack and mix the session in pro tools?

I'm actually helping a friend open a coffeeshop and we're now focusing on the sound system.

My basic idea is to get a receiver with a couple inputs (iPod,CD player) going to a mixer which has multiple outputs to go to different "zones" (ie, front dining, rear dining, courtyard, entrance, restrooms, etc.).

Hello, first time here. My question is, I believe, a basic one. I have an old TOA MX-106 powered mixer and am looking at getting new speakers. The specs say:
Rated Power & Load: 300W RMS (2 ohms ) 200W RMS (4 ) 120W RMS (8 )
Power Requirement 600 W 120V AC 50/60Hz

Okay i know this is a very stupid question but if i were to buy a mixer how would i connect that to a computer like insted of (ill use it as a example)a fire wire mixer.

Hello all,

Does anybody know whats the proffesional route to connect my Mackie 1604 Vlzpro mixer to my Mbox2 Pro? How about The mic inputs 1 and 2 on mbox to sub outs on Mackie 1 and 2 and output of mbox to line in 1 and 2 of mackie? Is this a right routing if I'm wrong please correct me.

We're using a Mackie 1604-vlz pro mixer and have experienced intermittent audio out of Subs 1 and 2. It is independent of mike inputs.

Subs 3 and 4 are OK.

Any similar experience?

Don

Hi everybody,
I'm building a mini studio and I was having some doubts about what want to do in it. I'm very noob in this so maybe the question is stupid. :oops:

Hello all, I'm new to the computer recording world.