[LAU] Looking for digital mixer for church use

[Bill Purvis]

Thanks for the suggestion. Just been looking at it, looks great - I'd 
love one for myself!

However, I'm looking for something with a 'virtual' desk, like the Ui16 
only more channels.
Looked around the Behringer range, and wondered about the XR18? Not as 
many as I'd like, but
the price is good. The main spiel talks about control via iPad or 
Android, but I note in the
small print that it says PC, Mac or Linux. The Ui16 just needs a modern 
browser and runs well
with an old laptop running Linux/Firefox. The plan is to have the mixer 
and amps rack mounted in a
back room, with just a PC with Cat5 ethernet connection.

I'm still dithering about whether to stick with a traditional snake 
across to the performance
area, or maybe put the mixer near/on the stage.

Bill

Bill
On 15/05/17 13:22, Mac wrote:
> I agree. The functionality for the price is very impressive.
> I use two on a weekly basis and I know four organizations that have 
> the  and are pleased.
>
> Being able to plop a laptop next it, plug in the usb cable and record 
> 32 channels into Ardour is really handy. (Hat tip to Paul ;) Or play 
> cued music from LISP (Linux Show Player) or control a stage musical 
> mutes, faders, etc. with Linux Show Control makes it very versatile.
>
> Mac
> On May 15, 2017 7:02 AM, "Paul Davis" <paul at linuxaudiosystems.com 
> <mailto:paul at linuxaudiosystems.com>> wrote:
>
>     behringer/midas X32 would be the obvious choice.
>
>     On Sun, May 14, 2017 at 10:01 PM, Bill Purvis <bill at billp.org
>     <mailto:bill at billp.org>> wrote:
>
>         This is not really a Linux audio question, but I'm sure some
>         of you will have suggestions
>         for the following:
>
>         I'm currently looking into providing the Audio system for our
>         new church building which is
>         expected to be handed over soon. At present I'm using a
>         Soundcraft Ui16 digital mixer, but
>         that only has 12 real inputs. I'm thinking ahead and would
>         like something similar but with
>         twice (or more) as many inputs.
>
>         Any suggestions welcomed,
>
>         Many thanks
>
>         Bill
>
> ...
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