Hi
I´ve got myself a new recording mixer in my "recording studio".
http://www.behringer.com/EN/Products/Q1204USB.aspx
The previous one was an old Spirit mixer (bought second hand) that was a bit noisy and the connectors was getting oxidized.
But even if the new mixer has a built in USB sound card( 16 bit), I am using the M-Audio delta sound card (24 bit) in the PC I am using.
In the "Jam room" where I have my amps (yes, I have two music rooms in the house) I have installed a newer Laptop( Windows 7) for playing backing music and recording. That laptop is connected to a E-MU USB Sound card , a small Mixer and Amplifier with Speakers ( old HiFi stuff).
/Kalle
A new recording mixer
A new recording mixer
Tanglewood TW28STE (Shadow P7 EQ system) steelstring Dreadnought
Yamaha RBX 270 bass guitar with Laney DB150 amp.
Yamaha RGX 320 electric guitar with Egnator Tweaker tube amp.
http://www.soundclick.com/kalleinsweden
Yamaha RBX 270 bass guitar with Laney DB150 amp.
Yamaha RGX 320 electric guitar with Egnator Tweaker tube amp.
http://www.soundclick.com/kalleinsweden
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VikingBlues
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Re: A new recording mixer
Looks like a nice piece of gear Kalle. 
I like the idea of combining a mixer with a USB interface. One piece of equipment to do the job of two - particularly in the absence of a good soundcard, or in the absence of desire to wrestle with a new soundcard. I never want to open a computer again!
I like the idea of combining a mixer with a USB interface. One piece of equipment to do the job of two - particularly in the absence of a good soundcard, or in the absence of desire to wrestle with a new soundcard. I never want to open a computer again!
An improv a day keeps the demons at bay!