Previously my set up was so 'in the box' I never thought I'd be in the market for a mixer, however over the past year or so I've been adding numerous bits of hardware.
I've got a Moog Minitar, Korg Volca Keys & Bass, Jomox M-Base, Revox B77 Tape Machine (tracking to for 'vibe'), Technics 1210 deck, SE Electronics 4400 condenser mic. I have an Apogee Duet, as nice as the A/D converters are, I'm currently very limited by it's 2 in's/2 out's.
I'm looking to buy a mixer for the extra inputs/outputs, my budgets around £200-£300. I was looking at the Mackie ProFX series, but have since read some really bad reviews of that product range.
I've just been looking at the Allen & Heath ZED60 range and the Yamaha MG/MW range.
Any others people wanna chuck in the mix? I've looked at some Behringer stuff, but only seem to read bad reviews of the cheaper Behringer mixers.
I've got a Moog Minitar, Korg Volca Keys & Bass, Jomox M-Base, Revox B77 Tape Machine (tracking to for 'vibe'), Technics 1210 deck, SE Electronics 4400 condenser mic. I have an Apogee Duet, as nice as the A/D converters are, I'm currently very limited by it's 2 in's/2 out's.
I'm looking to buy a mixer for the extra inputs/outputs, my budgets around £200-£300. I was looking at the Mackie ProFX series, but have since read some really bad reviews of that product range.
I've just been looking at the Allen & Heath ZED60 range and the Yamaha MG/MW range.
Any others people wanna chuck in the mix? I've looked at some Behringer stuff, but only seem to read bad reviews of the cheaper Behringer mixers.
Home studio 8, 12, 16 channel mixer - suggestions?
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