16 May
2006
16 May
'06
9:34 p.m.
No problem, final mixes are always done using just
Ardour, and I
have no intention to buy a 40 input external mixer...
But the one I do have is very useful, for the reasons I gave
in the previous post - flexible routing and monitoring while
recording. Also for
simple but
practical things like talkback.
And in many cases I do mix 'live' and just record the stereo result.
For
some types of music
that's the natural way to do things - you
don't want to fiddle with it
afterwards.
Fons,
To respond to your original question, I believe that the behringer 1204
(not 1202) has the same "alt out" buttons as the mackie that you had.
Another alternative is the yamaha mg12/4 - basically the same routing
options as the mackie and the behringer. Both these come in a "fx"
version that I've found useful for, say, adding a bit of reverb when
monitoring but sending a dry signal to the pc for recording.
Cheers,
Stuart
16 May
16 May
9:58 p.m.
On 5/16/06, Stuart Allie <Stuart.Allie(a)hydro.com.au> wrote:
To respond to your original question, I believe that
the behringer 1204
(not 1202) has the same "alt out" buttons as the mackie that you had.
Another alternative is the yamaha mg12/4 - basically the same routing
options as the mackie and the behringer. Both these come in a "fx"
version that I've found useful for, say, adding a bit of reverb when
monitoring but sending a dry signal to the pc for recording.
Cheers,
Stuart
Stuart,
Thanks, but I think Fons is an innocent party here. :) I'll
definitely check out the mixer. In the meantime, I think your (or
someones) suggestion of using a multichannel interface with a
headphone amp is a good one for my setup. It's something that I
haven't thought of before, so we'll see if I can get that together.
Thanks for all of the advice,
Josh
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