Now from reading through the threads, I feel like most will say Mackie for the name and then quality issues with the Behringer.
I am using my pc and the pc sequencer as the gut of my work. Reason rewired through Cubase, but I need to record vocals. The most it will be is to record One or Two Tracks at a time (one or two people at once).
I am going to purchase an FMR audio RNC for compression and also a studio projects C1 mic. Now depending on the mic pre's on the mixer I was going to get a Studio projects VTB1 mic premap as well, as my goal is to make the vocals as crisp as possible. So In the end will getting the Mackie be a big difference as I mainly want a mixer to be able to cue the artist in the iso booth. and still monitor the music. Don't need the fx's either but it is the smallest mixer of the Mackie lineup
http://www.zzounds.com/a--2676837/item--BEHUB1204P -- Behringer 1204
http://www.zzounds.com/a--2676837/item--MACDFX6 -- Mackie DFX6
I am using my pc and the pc sequencer as the gut of my work. Reason rewired through Cubase, but I need to record vocals. The most it will be is to record One or Two Tracks at a time (one or two people at once).
I am going to purchase an FMR audio RNC for compression and also a studio projects C1 mic. Now depending on the mic pre's on the mixer I was going to get a Studio projects VTB1 mic premap as well, as my goal is to make the vocals as crisp as possible. So In the end will getting the Mackie be a big difference as I mainly want a mixer to be able to cue the artist in the iso booth. and still monitor the music. Don't need the fx's either but it is the smallest mixer of the Mackie lineup
http://www.zzounds.com/a--2676837/item--BEHUB1204P -- Behringer 1204
http://www.zzounds.com/a--2676837/item--MACDFX6 -- Mackie DFX6
