Mixers with Pan control...help etc.

Gyre · 2006-05-29 15:41:03

Can anyone recommend a fairly solid performance mixer that is affordable and has pan control (because I'm recording drums and I want the surround sound effect). I t would be nice to have 5-6 ports for mics. Emphasis on "affordable"! Thanks.

29-05-2006 03:41PM

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Gyre

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Can anyone recommend a fairly solid performance mixer that is affordable and has pan control (because I'm recording drums and I want the surround sound effect). I t would be nice to have 5-6 ports for mics. Emphasis on "affordable"!

Thanks.

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#2 29-05-2006 04:00PM

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Try one of the Behringer eurorack mixers. Not the best preamps in the world but they're affordable.

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#3 29-05-2006 05:15PM

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Behringer Eurodesk + 1

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#4 19-06-2006 12:38PM

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Behringer has a good range. They hiss a bit, but at the levels you're talking about (drums), if the mics are any good, you'll easily get away with it.

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#5 20-06-2006 12:39AM

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Gyre wrote:

(because I'm recording drums and I want the surround sound effect).

What?

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#6 26-06-2006 11:27PM

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Hi Gyre,
The Yamaha MG12/4 is good for simple recording.
If you want to go a bit further try the Mackie 1604 VLZ PRO. But the Yamaha is a very respectable mixer for the money.

Best Regards,
Brian Gardiner.

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