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| Gear interested Joined: May 2008
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Thread Starter | Anyone who can help?? Which pre's to use, from (sub)mixer or interface?
Another question from the land of the "dummies". Between all the hassle I had with the airconditioning I was also looking for a way to get and integrate additional pre-amps, as I only have two channels from my Avalon 2022AD. Due to my limited budget and two sceduled engineering courses I cannot afford to buy new ones. I know I could use the ins from the RME Fireface 800 as they also have build in pre-amps but I'm not 100% sure about that option. I also was thinking how I could use the pre-amps of my old MACKIE mixer (1402VLZpro) instead. Which option woud you advise to prefer? Another question that's keeping me busy is that in case I should prefer the pre-amps of the fireface, would the 1402 than be a kind of overkill as a submixer or can it still be usefull even with 32 channels on the main mixer (Toft ATB)? I am asking because I don't want to make the mistake of putting too much gear in my studio. I was allways impressed by people who achieve great recordings with a minimal amount of (high-quality) equipment. I would like to walk the same way. Thanks in advance for all your advise, pedwin |
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