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Mixer help - hi there im thinking about purchasing a mixer i have a few in mind, but i have no experiance with mixers could someone please give me a bit of advice, im thinking of getting either [b:eb8a25bd12]mackie 1202-vlz pro [/b:eb8a25bd12] [b:eb8a How do you plan on using the mixer? and what type of music do you do? i've used the mg/10 and its alright nothing spactacular... Forum: recording.org - From: punx18 - Date: mon aug 08, 2005 11:07 am

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Digital audio converters - hi, im in the market for new audio converters. i have the delta 44 now and using sonar 2.0. i run through art tubes for pre amp and art vla for compression. then taking that signal through mackie 1202-vlz for monitoring(gain at There is quite a difference of opinion on this board as to how important coverters are relative to outboard gear, room, talent etc. some people swear that they open up the sound field, add punch and clarity, and depth..Others... Forum: recording.org - From: corndog_tenn - Date: sun mar 06, 2005 1:05 pm

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Mackie 1202-vlz causing extreme noise? - gnarr, that's possible, but i kind've doubt it if the mixer works ok otherwise.......yes, ac hum can and does get into the output signal at times if there's a problem with the power supply. to clarify things a I've used mackie boards into sb audigy2 sound cards without a problem, but i don't have enough info to really diagnose your problem yet.... a quick guess might be that you're running your mixer output into your mic input, or something... Forum: recording.org - From: sampsoniter - Date: tue nov 23, 2004 11:16 am

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Mackie 1202-vlz causing extreme noise? - it sounds to me that the psu in the mixer is ''leaking'' ac into your mixer. like you probably know electicity is in so called ac form in your walls. this ''kind'' of electicity has either 50hz or 60hz phase dep I've used mackie boards into sb audigy2 sound cards without a problem, but i don't have enough info to really diagnose your problem yet.... a quick guess might be that you're running your mixer output into your mic input, or something... Forum: recording.org - From: sampsoniter - Date: tue nov 23, 2004 11:16 am

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Mackie 1202-vlz causing extreme noise? - i've used mackie boards into sb audigy2 sound cards without a problem, but i don't have enough info to really diagnose your problem yet.... a quick guess might be that you're running your mixer output into your I've used mackie boards into sb audigy2 sound cards without a problem, but i don't have enough info to really diagnose your problem yet.... a quick guess might be that you're running your mixer output into your mic input, or something... Forum: recording.org - From: sampsoniter - Date: tue nov 23, 2004 11:16 am

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Mackie 1202-vlz causing extreme noise? - ok, i have just recently aquired a mackie vlz micro series mixer from a friend of mine who it works fine for.......and he's was running it to a to an old sb16 card recording in 16bit 44khz with an at4045 i think... I've used mackie boards into sb audigy2 sound cards without a problem, but i don't have enough info to really diagnose your problem yet.... a quick guess might be that you're running your mixer output into your mic input, or something... Forum: recording.org - From: sampsoniter - Date: tue nov 23, 2004 11:16 am