Hello ppl, i wonder if any of you can help me? i was thinking about getting the (Behringer minimon800) mainly for the talk-back feature on it)..and just wanted know what it was like sound wise?...and if it would integrate okay with my (Boss BR-1200 recorder) that i have,.

Hello,

Here is the situation: I have a electronic drumkit and an electric guitar. I am looking for a mixer that will allow me to play with my flatmate without bothering our neighboors. All I need is essencially to send in the two signals from the guitar and the drumkit and have two headphones outputs (or one that I can split).

Any suggestion about what I should buy?

Hello all

Perhaps people in the US are more familiar with this brand.
What's your opinion on Carvin mixers? In particular the C 3240 Concert series.
It's a 32 ch, 4 group, direct outs, 6 aux, phantom power, pretty much everything I need, except phase switch.

Any thought on construction,sonic qualities?
Would you use it for recording?

Thanks

I have three related questions for you.
I was uncertain whether ask for your help or not and eventually decided for this second option, I hope you'll help me focus on relevant facts.

I'm in the market for a field mixer that is build good for two mics.

Nothing cheap and anyone give me some ideas ?

Thanks Scott

Have you guys seen this? Lol. For all you drama queens out there, it sounds like there is some drama between Behringer and PreSonus lately:

Howdy!

Up to now, I've been recording (and mixing) straight onto a Teac A3340S R2R and then transferring onto my laptop via an Emu 0404. I'm using Audacity once the music is in my laptop. I know this is far from a professional setup but it works for the type of projects I do.

Recorded with all musicians and instruments in the same room and live scratch vox track.

Looking for constructive criticism, any suggestions would be appreciated!

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Thanks,

Tom Rastikis

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