I see that this mixer does not have reverb. Does the digital echo give similar sound effects to reverb?
1551377
Yes, the echo will give you the same sound effect as reverb. This mixer is great, you won't regret it.
748593
No it does not and it is not a bad mixer but it was not compatible with my DJ software
959159
You can get stereo output. Inputs however are one balanced 1/4" and the second is XLR. It's a great personal mixer and I use it every time I play live. I run the board mix into the 1/4" and then direct from my Line6 X3 Live into the XLR (Mic) input.
478610
If you are using a powered mixer that has a main out AND a main in, you can daisy chain the FBQ1000. Some of the powered mixers I've seen have a main out with no built-in return. I use feedback destroyer between a BBE Maximizer and a Crossover when I run sound for a live band.
73256
This is simply an analog mixer so it is used to receive the signal from your audio sources and allows you to mix them together and attenuate volume, change tone etc. So any fades or additional audio you want to capture on your recording you have to mix in by hand as this will not automate or do any controlling of recording software. It's a simple analog mixer.
1928442
From personal experience, if you are planning on using this for DJing (which you may not be since most mixers have a phono preamp), these receivers are not the way to go. Because of the processing, etc, it will cause a large delay between the audio you are getting from the mixer and the audio you will be hearing over the speakers. I use a separate, basic receiver for DJing with separate speakers instead of using the home's surround sound (which would have been awesome). Hope that helps.
2020409
Buy one of these...Technical Pro 72-DJB2FL Digital Stereo Preamp Mixer with Echo (Discontinued by Manufacturer)Then connect a microphone and your computer to it, then it into an analog input on the SS370(won't matter which one)And yes, that one is "overkill"...but you need a microphone and another audio input mixing unit.
1477461
This unit does not remove vocals. It does have effects (reverb), but will not remove vocals to produce a "music only" track.
1804842
Not totally sure but I think this is more like the original 4-track machines where you get what you record and that's that. If you were so inclined you could always export the takes individually and comp them in a DAW later to add better effects. The most apparent one on here would be the reverb (which isn't too bad).
1330023
I don't know about using a echo effect, I use MP3 player and a mic at the same time, The both sound are clear and enjoyable for singing.
2230836
Yes, the BM 224 does have delay effects (I haven't noticed or found reverb by itself, or inconjuntion with delay effects). There is a send and receive feature for external effects, but not stereo (that I'm aware of...). You can hook up an external special effects unit and run stereo from that, if the external unit has a stereo component.
1561979
Same as others said I use for Karaoke using Hall 1. I also find that there is more then enough echo and it is relative to both the Effect Return knob and the Effect knob for the mic in question. there is also a button to turn effects on and a LED to show it is on. I use Roxbox from a PC, Sound Choice, Shure wireless SM58/SM58 Beta and 15" Club speakers. This is a great system for small club/bar settings and I am able to get exceptional sound for any voice.
1533482
With some creativity, yes. The mixer is 2 Track - Stereo. You can PAN sources to the Left or Right. Most Multi-Track Recording sessions I have experienced (very, very limited), we have only recorded one source at a time - this was with a very expensive Pro-Tools Studio with far more expensive mixer/control surface. (Although it could have been a limitation of our facility.)
1206593
You will need some kind of audio software. This is not a standalone hardware piece you can simply plug into a mixer, it is an audio interface that must be plugged into a computer.
71085
I haven't used mine in such a manner, so I'm not sure. However, it doesn't sound logical. If you use an external mixer,you might wind up with an analog signal, depending on the mixer type. Sorry I couldn't help.
1330020
There are inputs that would allow for an "echo" machine. But check with the company to be sure. The only effects on the speaker itself are reverb, tone and a hi and low equalizer.
99970
Yes, you can. That's exactly what I do. Connect input and output to your sound card to both record in and listen back through this stereo mixer.