ncmail
The Banana Man
I have read A LOT of reviews on these products and was wondering if anyone on here has had any personal experiance with either of these products.
I am stuck between a Mackie Onyx 1640i Firewire mixer
http://pro-audio.musiciansfriend.com/product/Mackie-Onyx-1640i-FireWire-Mixer?sku=583340
And an Allen and Heath ZED 420 USB mixer
http://pro-audio.musiciansfriend.com/product/Allen-&-Heath-ZED420-Mixer?sku=630352
If I understand correctly, please correct me if Im not, I can record multi track simotainosly and be able to edit each track individually with the Mackie? Like run the whole drum set (8 mics) through the mixer and have control ever controls on each mic? If I understand that correctly the Mackie is my choice If not the debate continues haha.
I like that the A&H has DI's built into it and I like the grouping on it as well. Reviews on both are awesome.
And as far as system compatiblity that does not matter, I am building a ground up computer for recording and video production.
Any help with my decision would be awesome! Thanks guys!!
I am stuck between a Mackie Onyx 1640i Firewire mixer
http://pro-audio.musiciansfriend.com/product/Mackie-Onyx-1640i-FireWire-Mixer?sku=583340
And an Allen and Heath ZED 420 USB mixer
http://pro-audio.musiciansfriend.com/product/Allen-&-Heath-ZED420-Mixer?sku=630352
If I understand correctly, please correct me if Im not, I can record multi track simotainosly and be able to edit each track individually with the Mackie? Like run the whole drum set (8 mics) through the mixer and have control ever controls on each mic? If I understand that correctly the Mackie is my choice If not the debate continues haha.
I like that the A&H has DI's built into it and I like the grouping on it as well. Reviews on both are awesome.
And as far as system compatiblity that does not matter, I am building a ground up computer for recording and video production.
Any help with my decision would be awesome! Thanks guys!!