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Post by wallsstreetstudio on Nov 17, 2004 15:28:41 GMT -5
whats the advantage of a non digital mixer (mackie, behringer or what ever)when working with digital software? Thanks, Tyruse  |
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Post by protein on Nov 17, 2004 15:58:36 GMT -5
Better summing. You can use outboard gear easier too I suppose - taking some strain off your cpu..
I just mix in the box at the moment but if I had some good outboard gear I'd get me a mixer.
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Post by bennychico11 on Nov 17, 2004 16:16:06 GMT -5
analog gear generally sounds better than digital...since it's not digital
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Post by ChrisShaeffer on Nov 17, 2004 19:00:26 GMT -5
Its also the cheapest way to get a heap of decent preamps. You can also do things like use low-cut switches to get rid of low freq. stuff before it even gets to PT- saves time and plug/CPU space later.
I'm not sure if it sounds "better" but it does sound different. The panning seems wider, the EQ is easier to use and can get more extreme without sounding weird, etc.
Take care,
Chris
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