For discussion about setting up your studio and advice on the gear and equipment within it.
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By Kid.Berry Mon Jan 23, 2012 3:14 pm
I hope you have a reasonable proposal to me.... must not be studio quality sound.
I just play around and want to use my 8out on my new 2k

nice day berry
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By Lampdog Mon Jan 23, 2012 6:46 pm
http://www.amazon.com/Behringer-XENYX-X ... 17&sr=1-30

It's a mixer and audio interface with usb together in one unit. Same price as the Lexicon you mentioned. Not out of your price range you posted up.
This way you don't have to buy two peices of gear.

Also, this, a little more money though.

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/4 ... B_2_0.html
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By Kid.Berry Mon Jan 23, 2012 9:07 pm
ok the multimix looks really nice. But I can see only 4 line/mono tracks i need 8 of them ... track 5/6 and 7/8 must by stereo ... ?!?!

nice day berry
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By Lampdog Mon Jan 23, 2012 9:41 pm
Kid.Berry wrote:ok the multimix looks really nice. But I can see only 4 line/mono tracks i need 8 of them ... track 5/6 and 7/8 must by stereo ... ?!?!

nice day berry


When you look at the pic you can see the inputs at the top of the mixer channels, they are stereo. Or you can just read the specs.


Total # Of Inputs 8 - Total Line Inputs
Mic/Line Inputs 8 - Balanced 1/4" TRS Phone Inputs
4 - Balanced XLR Mic Inputs

Stereo Line Inputs 2 - Stereo Paired 1/4" Phone (inputs 3,4 - 5,6)
In-Line Inputs/Returns No
AUX Sends 1 - 1/4" TRS Phone (L/R)
AUX Returns 2 - 1/4" TRS Phone (A-L/R)(B-L/R)
Inserts No
BUS (Group) Outputs No
2 Trk Master I/O Main Mix Out: Balanced 1/4" TRS Phone (L/R)
ALT I/O 2-Track In/Out: Unbalanced RCA Connectors (L/R)
Monitor Outputs CTRL RM Out: Balanced 1/4" TRS Phone (L/R)
EQ Section High-Pass Filter: 75Hz, 18dB/octave
High Shelving: 12kHz, +/- 15dB
Mid Bandpass/Band Reject: 2.5kHz, +/- 15dB
Low Shelving: 80Hz, +/- 15dB
Solo/Mute No
Channel Level Control Sealed Rotary Potentiometers
Trim/Gain Control Sealed Rotary Potentiometers
Phantom Power +48 Volt switched globally
Metering 4-segment Peak LEDs
Power and Phantom Power indicator LED
Frequency Response 20Hz to 20kHz
Dynamic Range Mic In Sensitivity Range: -60dBu to -10dBu nominal, +5dBu max.
Line In Sensitivity Range: -40dBu to +10dBu nominal, +25dBu max.
Mic/Line Gain Range: +10 to +60dB
Signal-to-Noise Ratio not specified by manufacturer
Total Harmonic Distortion (THD) not specified by manufacturer
Hard Disk Space 18.5 VAC @ 700mA
Dimensions not specified by manufacturer
Weight not specified by manufacturer
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By Lampdog Tue Jan 24, 2012 6:04 am
Yep, that will work too..

But to save money and get that mixer surface, the multimix accomplishes both needs in one device ya dig.
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By Kid.Berry Tue Jan 24, 2012 7:26 pm
sorry but that with the 8 inputs I still do not understand ... can I turn the stereo channels to mono? or what do you mean.

sorry my English is nod so good.

nice day... berry.
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By Lampdog Tue Jan 24, 2012 8:23 pm
Kid.Berry wrote:sorry but that with the 8 inputs I still do not understand ... can I turn the stereo channels to mono?

Left = 1 channel
Right = 1 channel

Left 1ch + Right 1ch = 2 channels stereo

Stereo channel on a mixer is left+right together on one fader.
one stereo fader = 2 channels.

If you want alot more features maybe you should save more money and get something bigger and better.
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By DJ Hellfire Wed Jan 25, 2012 6:54 am
Kid.Berry wrote:ok the multimix looks really nice. But I can see only 4 line/mono tracks i need 8 of them ... track 5/6 and 7/8 must by stereo ... ?!?!

nice day berry



Yeah! So from your MPC, channel 5 gets panned hard left, channel 6 goes hard right and these both plug into 5/6 of the mixer. Channel 7 gets panned hard left, channel 8 goes hard right and these both plug into 7/8 of the mixer. 5/6 will have to be eq'd and leveled together on the mixer, and the same goes for 7/8. If you want something with 8 completely individual mono inputs, you need more money!