Howdy, YEP! I've got a Roland 24 channel line mixer into a 16 channel Peavey Mark II into a 16 channel Peavey Mark IV into a Berhringer 32 channel 3282, into a Roland VS2480CD. I just need to learn how to use the VS. But I've got a Fostex B-16 reel to reel for recording until I do learn it. Rig --- In dotcomformat@yahoogroups.com, "Ross Totino" <Rtotino@...> wrote: > > It's funny, my first reaction was, 'I wish I could get an old mixer, but I > just don't have the space'. Currently I'm using a MOTU 828mkII instead of a > mixer. I also have a couple hundred vinyl LP's stored and 'no space' to put > a turntable. My point is that I think our 'spacial' priorities change > drastically as technology changes. I use a laptop because of > it's convenient size, use iTunes instead of a CD player etc.... . Funny how > I can still make space for my Synergy II+ :) > > On Wed, May 28, 2008 at 6:53 PM, phineousbonemachine < > berticus_sledge@...> wrote: > > > So I am on musicians fiend looking at mixers to use with my MX400 > > when it dawned upon me' "Hey there is an old 16 track master sumthing > > up in my attic!!" > > > > So after spending a hour of painstakingly making my way thru the > > jungle that is my attic...I see it in the sunlight no less, covered > > in a an old sheet. > > > > Wrastling it down the creaky ladder by my self was no easy task. > > > > It is an old Studiomaster 16-4-2 from the mid to late 80's with 5knob > > sweep british EQ's....=) > > > > It matches my DotCom!!!!! nice dark stained wood sides 3 auxsends...=) > > > > I bought it in the early 90's at a pawn shop for $200bucks to run a > > small punkclubs PA.........it was never used in the club and lived in > > my parents attic for 8years till I moved up here to the NW in > > 2000....and even then it was one of those, "Just put that damned > > thing back in the attic" well here it is 08 and i have had it 16yrs > > and only checked it out for a couple of hours back in the club. > > > > I must say I love it... lots of routing set ups, its a abit large but > > VERY musical. real warm, it does need to be cleaned....but sounds > > great for 16 years in an attic. > > > > Maybe its just me but it makes me smile....yeah I can go buy a nice > > compact rackable mixer in a nice flight case.........but this has > > charm and presence, and now a new home. > > > > LOL > > > > anyone else have a big old analog mixer that they use? > > > > l8r > > > > P > > > > > > >
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Re: Analog Mixing Boards
2008-05-29 by Mark Rauch
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