Hey guys. I do all my recording through a crappy little M-Audio mobile-pre. Well, my mom bought me a 4 channel mixer for christmas. This is nice, but I'm wondering if I really need it since I basically do all my EQing on my DAW with Adobe Audition. Right now, the only benefit I can see to having it is that it has 4 mic inputs, which would be nice to have when I need to record some drums.

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hi, I have a Yamaha EMX mixer 8channels, and I have an M-Audio Omni Studio PCI. I want to hook the mixer into the omni studio so i can record my drums and my band on my pc.

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Hello all I'm a newbie so go easy on me...oh but i am also a musician so that helps

I have just started using Sonar 4 PE and i have also purchased a carlsboro megamix 8 mixer. The soundcard is an Emu 0404.

Pc is Athlon 1.24 ghz with 512 ram

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:lol: someone is selling a Stevenson 300 mixer and i can't find any info on it, please help if you can .thanks

:lol: someone is selling a Stevenson 300 mixer and i can't find any info on it, please help if you can .thanks

I am trying to record audio through a mic to my computer via the mixer (Behringer UB1002), but I can't figure out how to route it through the mixer to record...or my other option was to record to a miniDV deck. I attempted to record audio only to the deck but nothing plays back. Do I think I have the wiring correct. Need advice on the best way to record sound.

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I'm looking for an analog mixer to position between a John Hardy M1 4 channel preamp and a LynxTWO soundcard.

Brief Summary
Kind of Studio: Home Studio, Computer Recording/Sequencing

Price Budget: $1000

Seeking advice in choosing: Midi Interface, Sound Card, Mixer

Hi this is my first time post and after spending all day on the forum I've developed a quest. I appreciate any advice/comments.

On extremely tight budget (~400$) and was considering getting a recording unit like the Echo Gina 3G for recording guitars and mikes into my mix. I've also looked at other similar items ie Digidesign and Edirol products.