Would this be a good board to use as a mixer for live stage where up to ten wireless mic's and possibly sound effects and recorded tracks will be used
1952012
I think so, it does task the 10 mic inputs completely...as far as XLR inputs are concerned. I wouldn't have any hesitation to use it with wireless mics. There are only 4 inputs with compression...if your wireless mics have separate compression, effects, etc, then great. I enjoy working with mine, but I don't fully task it as you might. The rule of thumb is to buy more inputs than you think you'll need...because at some point your needs might change....just sayin'. I'm very happy with my Mackie. You might go a step up...to the 22? I think that's the next step. That way you'll have extra inputs. But in the end it's your choice.
1952013
I think so, it does task the 10 mic inputs completely...as far as XLR inputs are concerned. I wouldn't have any hesitation to use it with wireless mics. There are only 4 inputs with compression...if your wireless mics have separate compression, effects, etc, then great. I enjoy working with mine, but I don't fully task it as you might. The rule of thumb is to buy more inputs than you think you'll need...because at some point your needs might change....just sayin'. I'm very happy with my Mackie. You might go a step up...to the 22? I think that's the next step. That way you'll have extra inputs. But in the end it's your choice. I think so, it does task the 10 mic inputs completely...as far as XLR inputs are concerned. I wouldn't have any hesitation to use it with wireless mics. There are only 4 inputs with compression...if your wireless mics have separate compression, effects, etc, then great. I enjoy working with mine, but I don't fully task it as you might. The rule of thumb is to buy more inputs than you think you'll need...because at some point your needs might change....just sayin'. I'm very happy with my Mackie. You might go a step up...to the 22? I think that's the next step. That way you'll have extra... » Read More I think so, it does task the 10 mic inputs completely...as far as XLR inputs are concerned. I wouldn't have any hesitation to use it with wireless mics. There are only 4 inputs with compression...if your wireless mics have separate compression, effects, etc, then great. I enjoy working with mine, but I don't fully task it as you might. The rule of thumb is to buy more inputs than you think you'll need...because at some point your needs might change....just sayin'. I'm very happy with my Mackie. You might go a step up...to the 22? I think that's the next step. That way you'll have extra inputs. But in the end it's your choice. « Show Less
1549365
Yes it will definitely work. Don't let the price fool you. I am a Professional DJ and I use it for wedding receptions, graduation parties, and whatever other gig might require a wireless mic.
1920414
Absolutely. No problem. Use either the provided mics or use the inputs for a preferred mic and you're good. Good luck, have fun.
1431853
should work ok. For a studio speaker it will be just ok. not really a reference speaker sound quality wise. A band playing a gig is a lot different than a recording studio reference speaker. Just my two cents worth.
1087436
Without trying, I have no clue. However, what are you trying to accomplish? Are you trying to create a mixer? For the price of 5 of these, you could get a decent mixer. Otherwise, even if you could essentially create 10 different outputs, I'm not sure there are any programs out there that would be designed to see 10 different audio sources. I could be mistaken. Regardless, I'm willing to bet there''s something out there that can already do what you need it to do, instead of piling up a bunch of external sound cards.
42662
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!
323101
I'm guessing you want to hook up a microphone and another audio source like a CD player or iPod at the same time and be able to mix background music in realtime, rather than having to edit a multitrack recording after the fact in GarageBand or similar software? This little mixer will work fine for that purpose. If you are thinking of mixing multiple microphone inputs simultaneously on one recording (several people talking at once), it won't work for that: you'd need a bigger mixer with more than one XLR input jack (as many as you plan to have mikes going at once).
2026137
Technically yes, but it's not really designed for that. You would have to take the LINK output and run it to an existing audio interface on your computer. If you're looking to record multiple instruments, you may have better success using a mixer and a USB audio interface. Check out the Behringer Xenyx 1204USB.
1198853
It depends on what you want to do with it in a home studio. I'd guess that the lack of buses kinda preclude using it in a traditional recording manner - where you have multiple sources that you're feeding to some sort of recording system. What are you looking to do?
158105
This would be excellent for that purpose it picks up sound in an omni directional pattern and is extremely sensitive.You will need a phantom power source for this active mic.
1082557
I am looking to wirelessly use four microphones with approximately 12 head mics with this amplipher. Would this be a good speaker?
1268416
This should totally work for your needs. Ive had no problem at all with mine. I use it to record and play digital synth through a PA.
1592518
Absolutely. As long as this meets your power requirements you could do either small gigs without a PA, or large gigs where you just need stage volume. You may need to pair this with another cabinet for larger gigs if you do not have a PA for sound reinforcement.
618620
For sure! Thats a great home studio preamp. Just be sure to experiment w mic position for the optimal balance, and observe the 3-1 rule when recording the same source w two LDCs (google phase aligned mics). While you're at it, google "mid side recording" - the M179 has a figure 8 position that allows you to combine it w another ldc or sdc for a huge stereo spread on acoustic gtr/vocal!
1921846
It's very good for a home radio studio. This equipment can do all that you are currently asking( You can Cue Tracks and will also be able to run it through a mixer). Best of of it all, you can Map it in your favourite DJ software to play all your tracks. Hope this helps
2221049
The short answer is yes. But you need to be aware that this is a big heavy stand. Its designed for large studio applications such as flying expensive microphones for over heads or room mics, things like that. It's got a really heavy bass and a really solid heavy boom support. it's got one of the largest extension booms on the market so it certainly can do what you want. You just have to be aware that you're gonna lug this thing from gig to gig. But it will definitely do the job you want. Hope this helps.
973986
Your buying a power mixer that has a built-in amplifier. Your not just buying a sound board.