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Since the portastudios such as the 424 or 488 have built-in boards, is it feasible to use that board like aregular mixer into another tape machine? Thatis, can I start with a 424 and then later if I find a really good deal on an open real like a 34b, can I use the 424 as a mixer?
(Yes, I am a cheapskate) :-) |
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You might have to do a bit of re-patching but, yeah, in a pinch you should be able to plug in a mic or an instrument and route that out to an external recorder and patch the outputs of that outside machine back into the Portastudio to do a mix-down.
Of course, having a dedicated mixer, designed for the task of tracking and mixing is always the better way to go but, I do understand the need to work within a budget. Cheers! ![]() |
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Sounds great.
So maybe I can start with a portasudio. Then if I can find a reasonable open-reel later i can use that with the portastudio mixer. Then later I may have enough $ for a mixer. I want to make sure I save enough for high quality mics and cables. Thanks for the help!!!! |
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