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Im looking for something in the $500 or less range that is a 12-16
channel regular analog mixer with the usual things and also can act as a control surface if I was to use it with program such as N-track studio or acid etc. is there such a thing for this price range? where would I look? Thanks.. |
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This is a little over the price range you mentioned, but not by too
much: http://www.musiciansfriend.com/srs7/.../d=tp?q=248000 Hope this helps, Higgs (Dave Hauss) wrote in message . com... Im looking for something in the $500 or less range that is a 12-16 channel regular analog mixer with the usual things and also can act as a control surface if I was to use it with program such as N-track studio or acid etc. is there such a thing for this price range? where would I look? Thanks.. |
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that's not what he asked for at all. the event ezbus is an 8 channel
digital mixer and control surface. he wants analog mixing. i'm not aware of anything that can perform both functions. but maybe you can find two used boses for cheap that will get you the functionality you need. (Higgs) wrote in message om... This is a little over the price range you mentioned, but not by too much: |
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it looks like you can use the EVENT EZBUS as a regular mixer as well
as a control surface.. I guess I can use the EZBUS without a computer when I need to. the only qurstion I have that has not been answered.. I use a program called N-track studio for recording and people have told me the ezbus does not work as a control surface for this program. no one has told me why.. is it because there is no setup for ntrack and the ezbus or for another reason? (Mike Rivers) wrote in message news:znr1057173503k@trad... In article writes: that's not what he asked for at all. the event ezbus is an 8 channel digital mixer and control surface. he wants analog mixing. If he specifically asked for analog mixing, he isn't going to get it in a DAW control surface. However, if he wants a mixer with analog inputs and outputs (that happens to do the mixing digitally) that's certainly possible. That little TASCAM DM1000 would do the job if you didn't need very many inputs (I think it has 8), but making that into a control surface is strictly a DIY job - you'll have to look up MIDI messages for everything in your DAW and map those to the knobs, sliders, and buttons. It's a real pain in the butt. It's only been in the past year or so that DAW manufacturers have gotten together with console and control surface manufacturers and co-developed templates or maps so you can pretty much plug-and-play. I really think that the original poster will be better off with a control surface for your DAW and a mixer for your PA chores. Sometimes it just complicates things too much to try to combine functions, make it small, and make it inexpensive. |
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