Is the same mixer as the Yamaha without usb? I am abailable to use it in a live concert without recording?
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Hi yes, the one without use USB you can still record with different outputs though
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It has a USB port that that u can use to connect other devices for charging or playing music from them. While a flash drive may plug into it, I don't know that you could record or play from it. This is a question you might want to ask Yamaha. Google them to get their customer service contact information.
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Yeah, I guess, but it seems overly complicated, and unnecessary. I'll assume you want to track both the USB signal, and once you go through all that stereo adapter business, your gonna run it into the computers headphone/mic input? Then you have to convince your computer to record both the USB signal, and the now degraded signal coming from the 1/4" TS to 1/8" TRS Y adapter input simultaneously. If you can do it than you can do it but why not simply duplicate the stereo USB tracks in your DAW?
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I don't have it anymore, but it was a pretty neat unit and you don't need anything but MIDI cables to the computer or a dedicated sound card to capture the headphone output. Because of its inclusion of MIDI in and out, you can use it with other gear, which is nice. However, it has no USB output, which is becoming ever-common on newer gear.
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I use the R24 to record live shows all the time. I use "Y" connectors/ splitters to take the signal off ahead of my board (as I don't have direct outs from my mixer/amp). This approach also gives me the advantage of being completely independent of the trim levels on the board. You can either mix down from the board or (what I do), import the audio files into Audacity or Logic Express (or any other sound editor) and mix from there. Feel free to check out youtube: LimeyInSD for videos wherefor about 1 year I've used the R24 to record the audio for about 1 and sync'd the results up with video footage to get an idea. Alternatively wolfflive.com and drivineast.com will get you to the same videos (possibly more efficiently). Good luck!
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Hello Bob, this is not a powered mixer. Although it powers up and can be used for a standard mixer when plugged in the wall socket adapter. It's other way of powering up which is to plug it in to an open USB Connector on your computer. Which then makes it a Audio Interface for recording with Digital Audio Workstation on your computer such as Garage Band or Pro tools ( If your going to use it for an audio mixer. Plug it in the wall with the provided adaptor, then run the outputs into an Amplifier of your choice) Try You Tube for more information on your Audio Interface/ Mixer.
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You can record straight through the USB. Nifty little thing. But beware, its more of a mixer than a traditional interface, so it doesn't split the tracks you may have already laid down from the new ones you're recording. So basically, EVERYTHING you can hear it in your monitor mix, it's going to be on the track you're currently recording. So if you're recording something live, its perfect. If you're tracking something, not so much...
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Thanks for the reply. I'm not looking for studio quality, but just good enough to re-enjoy concerts. I've been using a Sony MD recorder, which is remarkable as long as I keep the volume under control. I'd also use it for acoustic group demo/critical listening, so it'll probably do OK for that. If all else fails in the concert area, I can keep using the minidiscs.Thanks again,Jim
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Hi, how can you plug the mixer into the laptop? I don't recommend the sound card onboard to record because maybe you experiment some latency when you record. The laptop is ok, but you need to buy adicional parts to optimize the latency, one of those is an external sound card and also one ssd disk to replace the default hard disk. For record i recommend a m-audio card, good luck!
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you can record in mp3 or wav at different bit rates; then remove the micro sd card and you are ready. also you have a line out jack. i haven´t used the usb port, but there is one available to try. As a general comment, it is an excellent recording device. no need to use external mic. I recorded from last rows in a piano concert of a philarmonic concert hall (not for commercial purposes of course) as well as close to a piano and singer in a small living room. Both 10/10
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It is a DJ mixer, but that doesn't mean it has to be just for DJ purposes only. It has 1 XLR microphone input, a 1/4 inch microphone input, and then the 4 main channels have stereo RCA jacks to connect any line-level device, and 2 of them have phono-level inputs for turntables. If you need more than 2 microphones or more than 1 XLR input, you will need an external microphone mixer. By saying "Stand Alone Mixer" they mean the mixer will work even if it's not connected to a computer.
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it's only on channel 3. the mixer does not control MIDI. I use an SL box to run Serato with this mixer. It says you can play music from Mac/pc via USB but it can't split the music to other channels....I consider it to basically be a conventional mixer with a USB good for recording
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Hi, this isn't a USB mixer, you may connect it to your computer with a USB interface.
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I'm not familiar with your mixer but there are no USB inputs on the euro205. You would have to take the RCA or 1/4" out of the mixer to the speaker.
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It's only usb to computer... However, I use my m-audio microphone as a separate audio interface which I have open on FL Studios synced up to a channel in a berhinger mixer while I have virtual Dj hooked up in the main input and running through the ASIO audio interface
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Hi, The USB port is only for a USB thumb drive to use in the mixer as an MP3 player. Thanks for asking.
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You're not missing anything. It's a great little mixer, as advertised. The mic preamps are very nice as well. You don't get a built in USB interface, but that's about all you're missing. It's a very nice board, and I use mine daily :)