Hi there,

Last two weeks I have been surfing the net in search of a compact stereo mixer for recording (mainly classical music). But I can't seem to find what I need.

I am looking for a compact desktop model like a Mackie 1202-VLZ3, but since I already have some good mic preamps I actually don't need a mixer with built-in preamps. So a stereo line mixer would do.

When is it worth it/appropriate to mix in mono?

Anyone have experience of this or any other stereo DI (not 2 channel, stereo)

Problem is that the damn thing won't output anything and has no indicator to suggest the phantom is on. I have a guitar in the L channel but nothing in the right. Both XLRs are wired to the snake and regardless of whether Phantom was on on the L, or L+R, I get nothing.

Hello all – I'm making this thread here in hopes of finding a bit of guidance, gaining some insight from others with knowledge about what I’m trying to do, and whatever else I may need to know.

:arrow: What I would specifically like to do, is put together a solid set-up with some combination of gear I have to use:

Hello,
I am new to this forum and wanted to ask if it is possible to use two different brands when recording with three omnis in a stereo decca tree set-up?
I want to use two Sanken omnis for the sides and one spot Earthworks mic in the middle.
They all have a flat frequency response.

Hi
I'm a new user. This appears to be a fairly technical forum so I donno if you take questions from people just doing simple home recording on their computer and whatnot but can't hurt to ask.

hey guys. I have a problem the recent song we're working on. I don't know where to put the instruments. I have the following tracks, all in mono:

kick
snare
drum overheads (only had access to one cardioid mic)
lead guitar
bass guitar
vocals
synth pad

Hey:)
Can anybody help me with choosing a good stereo pair condenser mic.
I'm looking for something not too expensive,was thinking around 700 eur max for the pair:)
My first choice for now is AKG C 451 B.
What do you think about these and if you have any sugestions pleas:)
Thanx

My new Dell laptop comes with Vista and does not have a "stereo Mix" function, my external Creative Soundblaster MP3+ soundcard also does not have this option, how can I get this stereo mix funtion please,? I would prefer a software option but if not, then hardware, help?

I have Windows Vista and I tried recording from the stereo mix on Audacity and fruity loops. I tried looking around different websites and none of them have seem to have found a solution to my problem. I right clicked the volume icon and selected recording devices then I right clicked and selected "Show disconnected and disabled devices" still nothing shows up except the microphone. :(