Mixing board syntax ???

[Genetic_Junk]

where'd you find that info? I searched google for while and didn't see that.

Thanks again et al

[Hink]

http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=n ... r+16+4+2+1

[Hink]

this page is better....everything you need to know

http://www.uclan.ac.uk/facs/destech/tec ... 16main.htm

[Muzik 4 Machines]

okay how's this, the 1 is odd, 4 bus two returns 16 input/insert channels

Studiomaster 16:4:2
16 XLR preamps, they sound pretty clean and 'solid',
16 balanced 1/4" inputs,
16 inserts or direct outs if you use an unbalanced cable,
the greatest thing on this mixer are the EQ's !
highs, sweepable high mids and sweepable lows, you can boost or cut
from 25hz ! amazing to treat a kick.
The mixer is built in the UK and i love brittish eqs, this mixer sounds alot better
than a mackie vlz1604 and this one is alot cheaper,
four subgroups with a decent amount of headroom, 2tk out, 3aux out, 2 aux returns,
you can put verb or any fx on the master, sub1,2,3 or 4 so its possible to track
with reverb and record the clean signal,
these small consoles can be found in lots of homestudio's but i've also seen lots of
Studiomasters on live PA's,
nice machine, its got a real pleasant analog sound

pictures of all the sections of the mixer can be found here:

i_own_the exact same mixer
http://fr.audiofanzine.com/produits/avi ... 75672.html


but_mine's_dirty_as_hell

[deaf dunderkwac]

okay how's this, the 1 is odd, 4 bus two returns 16 input/insert channels

Studiomaster 16:4:2
16 XLR preamps, they sound pretty clean and 'solid',
16 balanced 1/4" inputs,
16 inserts or direct outs if you use an unbalanced cable,
the greatest thing on this mixer are the EQ's !
highs, sweepable high mids and sweepable lows, you can boost or cut
from 25hz ! amazing to treat a kick.
The mixer is built in the UK and i love brittish eqs, this mixer sounds alot better
than a mackie vlz1604 and this one is alot cheaper,
four subgroups with a decent amount of headroom, 2tk out, 3aux out, 2 aux returns,
you can put verb or any fx on the master, sub1,2,3 or 4 so its possible to track
with reverb and record the clean signal,
these small consoles can be found in lots of homestudio's but i've also seen lots of
Studiomasters on live PA's,
nice machine, its got a real pleasant analog sound

pictures of all the sections of the mixer can be found here:

and I dunno who the writer was, but I know this thing. comparing it to a mackie is (well there is no comparison except to say... get a Mackie or a Behringer)

but that's just my opinion

[Hink]

and it's not mono...it's monitor....

[Hink]

okay how's this, the 1 is odd, 4 bus two returns 16 input/insert channels

Studiomaster 16:4:2
16 XLR preamps, they sound pretty clean and 'solid',
16 balanced 1/4" inputs,
16 inserts or direct outs if you use an unbalanced cable,
the greatest thing on this mixer are the EQ's !
highs, sweepable high mids and sweepable lows, you can boost or cut
from 25hz ! amazing to treat a kick.
The mixer is built in the UK and i love brittish eqs, this mixer sounds alot better
than a mackie vlz1604 and this one is alot cheaper,
four subgroups with a decent amount of headroom, 2tk out, 3aux out, 2 aux returns,
you can put verb or any fx on the master, sub1,2,3 or 4 so its possible to track
with reverb and record the clean signal,
these small consoles can be found in lots of homestudio's but i've also seen lots of
Studiomasters on live PA's,
nice machine, its got a real pleasant analog sound

pictures of all the sections of the mixer can be found here:

and I dunno who the writer was, but I know this thing. comparing it to a mackie is (well there is no comparison except to say... get a Mackie or a Behringer)

but that's just my opinion

I was thinking the same thing, I sold a boat load of 1604's, I chuckled myself and thought...yeah right....

[Hink]

okay how's this, the 1 is odd, 4 bus two returns 16 input/insert channels

Studiomaster 16:4:2
16 XLR preamps, they sound pretty clean and 'solid',
16 balanced 1/4" inputs,
16 inserts or direct outs if you use an unbalanced cable,
the greatest thing on this mixer are the EQ's !
highs, sweepable high mids and sweepable lows, you can boost or cut
from 25hz ! amazing to treat a kick.
The mixer is built in the UK and i love brittish eqs, this mixer sounds alot better
than a mackie vlz1604 and this one is alot cheaper,
four subgroups with a decent amount of headroom, 2tk out, 3aux out, 2 aux returns,
you can put verb or any fx on the master, sub1,2,3 or 4 so its possible to track
with reverb and record the clean signal,
these small consoles can be found in lots of homestudio's but i've also seen lots of
Studiomasters on live PA's,
nice machine, its got a real pleasant analog sound

pictures of all the sections of the mixer can be found here:

i_own_the exact same mixer
http://fr.audiofanzine.com/produits/avi ... 75672.html


but_mine's_dirty_as_hell

how does it sound?

[Hink]

what is the mono out for?

[Genetic_Junk]

ahh when I searched I didn't take the dashes out. Made all the difference. Thanks for that page Hink.

cyberpink: how do you like the mixer?

dunder: Thanks for the advice on the board situation.

[Muzik 4 Machines]

a
-lot
i_use_it_mailny_for_drums
sorry for the _
eq's are versatile 4-4 slices stopped working_over_time(15_years)
mmine_doesnt_have_the_mono_out but i would_guess_it'S_for_monitor
BTW_how do i make macros in osX so ther_becomes a space?
pleaese

[Muzik 4 Machines]

mono_out would be for a monitor in a live setup or a sub maybe
or just a mono mix

[Genetic_Junk]

thanks for the info cyberpink.

Sorry Don't know about converting _ to a space.

[Hink]

mono_out would be for a monitor in a live setup or a sub maybe
or just a mono mix

Yeah that's what I'm thinking too...