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Originally Posted by Geosync  the n12 is designed as a recording mixer, so it's optimized for personal recording.
If you ask specific questions, I'll be glad to try to answer them. |
Hi again,
thanks for taking the time. I have adequate equipment in my project
studio for recording.
I'm currently looking for a live-mixer which gives me the ability to record
all the musicians at a gig on separate tracks to be able to completely remix
the songs for a live-cd at a later time in the studio.
6-8 channels with preamps, 2 stereo line-ins would be adequate. I'm
currently using two aux-sends for generating two different monitor-mixes
for the musicians (three would be better, but I can live with just two)
This is the place where products like Mackie Onyx or Phonic Helix would
have some advantage over the N12... on the other hand I'd like to
have the compressors in the input-channels and the reverb-unit
(which the Mackie does not have)
So if you could advise me, if & how I could use the two additional
output-busses of the N12 to use them as a way to create additional
monitor-mixes, then the N12 would be my number 1 choice...
Tobias