Hi I deal with karaoke nights , DJ sets and live acoustic . This mixer is fine for my purpose ?
233850
I beleive it would work great for you, it's probably the smallest fuy functioning mixer out there that I would trust.
233851
I use this mixer for recording and a mackie mixer for performances. i like the mic preamps on the mackie better. Mackie 802 VLZ and tc helicon voice live touch.
233852
It has some nice features for small situations like you're describing. Also does nicely as a mixer for a starter studio. This model may fit your budget, but I'd also look at the 14ZED60FX. 4 XLR inputs may seem like a lot. On my first outing with this I used every XLR, and I was sure 4 was *more* than I needed. This is a terrific mixer - lots of features and intentional quality.
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Sure, you should just be able to hook your existing gear through the ZED 10 out to a set of powered speakers. I use it for backing tracks and acoustic/electric guitars and vocals and its ideal and has plenty of channel for this type of application and the effects are really good also but you might want to add a foot switch.
233854
The mixer gives you four mic channels and two inputs. For love acoustic it depends on how many instruments your gonna use, otherwise I would say yes.
2099555
If you are going through a mixer it should work fine. Remember Karoake tracks also have harmonies in them so watch you don't make it too crowded.
1589571
I use the Escort 3000 for wedding ceremonys. It sounds great but I wouldn't consider it for dance music. If you're DJing dance music I'd go with powered speakers and a DJ mixer.
584817
no...This is good for a single acoustic guitar and a single mic in a smaller venue...actually it is most excellent for that. Any more than that, this not what you are looking for. I like to run it on stage as sort of my personal monitor and run the "record/output" to the PA for the mix. I am considering adding the Bose Tone Match mixer and a second L1 for a coffeehouse type duet. The single L1 does much better when it is out in front of you pointing back towards you.
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As a PC to manage your personal music, absolutely. As a "DJ", I'm not too sure. I've created playlists and such for party's but if you're looking to download DJ mixing software, you may want to look into a computer with slightly more processing power. Hope this helps!
2050494
Most likely, but if I were you I'd try to be certain by looking at the spec's/literature about your particular mixer to make sure that it can accept an incoming signal from a USB microphone.
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I reccomend an external mini mixer. That is what I use to tie in other equipment like another line for another dj, phone, etc. take a look at either at the behringer or Mackie VLZ 402...both are under 100$Rob (DJ Rob-E)
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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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This mixer would work perfect for karaoke with the built in effects. However, it is going to be over kill with so many channels. It would give you room to grow. But, if you don't need the effects, I would recommend the Mackie Mix8. Much more compact. Mackie Mix Series Mix8 8-Channel Mixer
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I don't think 8 channels is overkill for karaoke. I run 3 mics today and have often thought about adding 3 more. (I have a lot of kids who want to sing along.) The thing about the ProFX8 vs the Mix8 is that the ProFX8 has internal effects, which I have found are very important when doing karaoke. Adding a reverb effect helps with the depth of the vocals and makes it sound better. The Mix8 does not offer any internal effects and in my opinion, the vocals would sound a bit dry without them.
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There is certainly speaker connections and input for a lot of gear. If you are thinking about using this to do DJ work, I can not say if this equipment will live up to that. I am using it in my bedroom for movies. When it comes to using equipment for DJ work, you must have equipment that is able to take high volumes without clipping and remain cool. For the price, you may just want to try it out.
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Yes it works very well with a mixer. I use it to record videos for my church.
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I use a small Behringer mixer in our system. It allows me to plug in a keyboard, an extra mic, and a couple of guitars. Works fine. There are better sound systems for sure, but for the money this setup is perfect for our little chapel.
1747902
Yes, this unit should work good with most Karaoke setups because it has the effects and most importantly reverb to improve vocals. It is also fairly small and compact with plenty of setup options.
1975325
It would probably be overkill for a podcast, unless you're hosting a 5-piece band as part of your show. This mixer is really for full-band live performance. If you're looking for something to mix voice and some other sounds your best bet would be something with many fewer channels.
1701890
I own thus set. It's great for home/office use. For an event, depends what you are looking for. Not as good as a real dj equip. Regardless to your question. Stand.
1860238
This amp, is for guitars and basically more of a portable unit to practice, or enjoy. But I would not recommend it for gigs. Not for DJs of course!