Inexpensive Mixer for Micing Drums?

[thegibsonkid]

Anyone know of the best mixer out there for recording drums with 4 mic inputs? Basically I am wanting to mic my drums with 4 mics using the Glyn Johns technique BUT I don't want to manage 4 tracks of just 1 drum part in a song. I want to run 4 mic inputs into a mixer to combine them into one single balanced line out (or perhaps a stereo line out) that I could use as an input on my interface. Anyone know of like a 100-dollar mixer I could use for this? Quality isn't real important here, just as long as it works. I'm not a drummer...I just need a few parts recorded for an album. Thanks in advance.

 

[ido1957]

Behringer

 

[ollie99]

Behringer

yeap that

 

[MetroCenter]

Mackie 402-VLZ3. $99.

 

[ollie99]

Mackie 402-VLZ3. $99.

he said 4 xlr inputs

 

[RAMI]

Quality isn't real important here, just as long as it works. ..I just need a few parts recorded for an album. .

That's the spirit.

 

[guitaristic]

That's the spirit.

Haha I'm glad I'm not the only one who caught that.

 

[thegibsonkid]

Well I'm not saying that I want a piece of crap mixer, but why would I want to spend top dollar for something I'm going to use like under 5 times to track 2 drum parts for an album? I guess I don't really care who "catches that" and who doesn't, or who thinks "that's the spirit." Doesn't really help me much...

 

[RAMI]

I don't really care ...

Awesome.

Good luck with the album, man.