I'm looking for a decent analog 24 track mixer to hook to my MOTU 24io. I'm using it in conjunction with Cubase sx to do small projects, but I'd like the ability to use all 24 tracks eventually. I've heard Tascam makes a good 24 track board (m2600, m3500, m3700?), and I know the 24 track Soundcraft Ghost is pretty nice. I wanted to try to keep it below $2000, though.

hi all, i'm having this terrible problems on my Soundtracs analog mixer. few of my channel, incoming sound muffled and cracking while i turn the gain knob. i did try changing the knob but it wouldn't help. anyone have this problems too or can help me. thanks./

I am currently trying to find a good 10-12 channel console with a good EQ section. I currently have a Peavey VMP-2 preamp, an otari 1/2" 8 track reel to reel, Shure Sm7, Sm 57(3), AT 4033, and EV686. I am looking to do some demos as well as little projects with friends.

there is this issue that has been bothering me for a while... I'm soon going to consider a Mixer/soundcard combo (or something like the FW1884)

Hiyas
next door neighnour was tossing this unit out, Traynor 8/210 mixer,,

wasn't sure if the " spring reverb" in the unit was worth keeping and if it can be set up as an aux effect in my rack,,

and are the pres in here worth saving ?

other then that i'll gut it for the connectors

any info, please let me know

Hi all,

This may be too difficult to troubleshoot without tons of detail but I'll give it a go. It's a little irritating detail - I can still record.

Hi there!.
I've made a phantom power supply to use with my samson c03, it works just perfect, but when i plug the out of the phantom to the mixers imput, the mic sounds too low almost inaudible.
Other mics as my Shure 8700 sounds good and the gain is huge, but this one samson, doesn't.
Any ideas?

Hello guys,

Hi folks. Quick question: I'm looking for a inexpensive 24-track analog mixer (please don't say Behringer , phonic, samson or anything else in that department). I have a 32-track Soundcraft Ghost in my "project studio," but I'd like another mixer for my home studio. I'm going to use it mainly to mix...all the recording will be done with rack gear that I already own.

I've just put together some recording equipment and was wondering a little about this. The M-Audio 2496 soundcard has RCA jacks, should I run rca cables from those jacks to the tape in on my Behringer mixer or should I user converters to go from rca to line inputs or XLR or something like that? I'm running from the mixer to the 3021a's. thanks for any help.