Hi
I assume just a mixdown as long as all inputs will go to it. For example,
streaming with OBS I could choose audio device, anything sent from the
inputs at whatever volumes faders are set would record or stream. I also
assume with multi track, I would have say 12 in and 12 out separate audio
devices which sounds like more than I would need.
Thanks
From: ddots-l-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <ddots-l-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> On Behalf
Of DJ X
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Subject: [ddots-l] Re: What USB mixers are accessible these days in windows?
Hi, do you want a multitrack option (let's you record each track
individually to the computer), or one that mixes down all channels to a
single stereo USB input?
Regards, DJX
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Subject: [ddots-l] What USB mixers are accessible these days in windows?
Hello all
As the subject says I am wondering what USB mixers people are using now? I
am getting frustrated with configuring my current setup of Behringer x18
connected to an X Touch control surface. I'll probably keep it but if I
were to trade it in, I wouldn't mind a 16 channel with faders, analog
controls for EQ Pan ETC. Something like the Mackie 1404VLZ with a
reasonably accessible control panel for adjusting buffer and sample rate.
Just plug in and all analog channel inputs will record to computer, not a
lot of configuration etc.
Any suggestions or opinions would be greatly appreciated, thanks!
Jay
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