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Got this answered for me. The Mix outs are analog so I don't need a D/A converter

Along with an Allen & Heath Qu 16 Digital Mixer I also have a Roland Boss KM-6A 6 channel mixer that I would like to use to summ my drums through. The mixer gives a really cool texture to the low wend. The Qu 16 has 10 Mix outs. I wanted to setup 3 Mix outs to go to the KM-6A. The Qu 16 has A/D...

You cannot sum with a consumer level mixer like a Mackie, Allen & Heath, or Soundcraft. Originally I thought the same thing but you can't. You will not get the audio benefits of summing through such a low end mixer. A lot of that has to do with the components it's made with. In fact trying to...

Not confused. The Qu is a digital mixer that also has a soundcard. I'd have my DAW setup recording from the Qu's built in soundcard in which I can also do mixing from within the Qu. The Qu also has DAW Control where it syncs up with your DAW so that what your doing on the Qu is in sync with your...

I have a Lindell 7x-500 which is a mono compressor that works really nice. I was considering the 77x-500 for stereo compression to run a mix buss through. But, I also saw the xPressor 500 which looks really awesome. Does anyone out there have any experience with these two compressors? The TK...

Just to give an update. Yeah I wasn't impressed with the FX on the Qu, but primarily I want to mix outside of the box. Being that I can't afford a quality analog mixer I decided to go with the Qu for primarily to use for mixing outside of the box. It syncs up nice via midi over usb with Logic...

A cool thing about the Qu 16, as long as you have a mac, is that it has DAW control. It'd sync up with Ableton. It also has motorized faders with presets I could use for multiple projects. But you have a good point with the analog mojo. I was looking at the GL 2400 but more inputs than I need of...

The Qu has a lot of powerful features for mixing & EQing that is more powerful than Ableton by itself. Also motorized faders, FX, etc. What you said made me second guess going digital, what is your opinion of the Allen & Heath WZ4 series as an analog mixer?

Hello! I'm investing in a mixer and am having a hard time trying to decide between going the analog mixer route, buying a digital mixer and using a summing mixer to add that analog mixer warmth to stems, or just using a digital mixer with vintage warmer plugins on each channel to replicate the...