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FiVeL
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Is a mixer with preamp and a mic preamp do the same thing? I was of buying a mic preamp like the audio buddy from m audio or should I get a mixer?
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ambi
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yea
im in the exact same position as you.
Ive heard that a cheap mixer will give you a cheap mic preamp, but you can get a really good mic preamp for cheaper. Its just not as versatile as a mixer. But im going with a mic preamp, you'll see in my post below im asking about the art preamp, because ive heard its reallly good, and its cheap.
im in the exact same position as you.
Ive heard that a cheap mixer will give you a cheap mic preamp, but you can get a really good mic preamp for cheaper. Its just not as versatile as a mixer. But im going with a mic preamp, you'll see in my post below im asking about the art preamp, because ive heard its reallly good, and its cheap.
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The Green Hornet
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Yo FiVel & SiXel & AMbi-dexterous:
I have the ART dual mic pre -- it's a good piece of gear for the money. I've used it for several years and you can not only run vocals through it but, as well, bass, keys, etc.
But, I must mention, now that I use the Yam 2816, I use its mic pres and they are good; but, that doesn't mean that I would not use the ART into the Yam if I thought I needed it.
There are many mic pres out there and many prices. You can't miss with the ART but if you spend more, BE SURE to hear before you buy.
Green Hornet
I have the ART dual mic pre -- it's a good piece of gear for the money. I've used it for several years and you can not only run vocals through it but, as well, bass, keys, etc.
But, I must mention, now that I use the Yam 2816, I use its mic pres and they are good; but, that doesn't mean that I would not use the ART into the Yam if I thought I needed it.
There are many mic pres out there and many prices. You can't miss with the ART but if you spend more, BE SURE to hear before you buy.
Green Hornet