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Hey Guys,
I'm looking at getting an analog mixer in the not-to-distant-future for the homerecording evnironment i've been starting to get. I've got an M-Audio Delta 1010 w/rack, so i have 8 ins/outs as the interface.
My budget isn't huge, i've been searching into analog mixers for a while, from the behringer MX9000 to the Soundcraft Spirit M12. I was set on the Behringer MX9000 at the start, but as i read into it, well... to say the least alot of people were saying "i know i'm going to get shot down for this...", which to me seemed if thats going to happen, why buy it?
I'd like to have 8 busses (wouldn't we all), but the yamaha MG24/14 looks decent. Anyones thoughts? I've heard the MG24 is more adaquete for live applications, but has anyone got anymore information on this mixer?
Also would i need an A/D converter at all? I'm still confused when/where would i need one of those.
Thanks!
I'm looking at getting an analog mixer in the not-to-distant-future for the homerecording evnironment i've been starting to get. I've got an M-Audio Delta 1010 w/rack, so i have 8 ins/outs as the interface.
My budget isn't huge, i've been searching into analog mixers for a while, from the behringer MX9000 to the Soundcraft Spirit M12. I was set on the Behringer MX9000 at the start, but as i read into it, well... to say the least alot of people were saying "i know i'm going to get shot down for this...", which to me seemed if thats going to happen, why buy it?
I'd like to have 8 busses (wouldn't we all), but the yamaha MG24/14 looks decent. Anyones thoughts? I've heard the MG24 is more adaquete for live applications, but has anyone got anymore information on this mixer?
Also would i need an A/D converter at all? I'm still confused when/where would i need one of those.
Thanks!