I think i just got a GREAT deal mackie 1604 vlz pro!

[calaverasgrandes]

weird Eq points on that A&H, but I kind of like those particular frequencies.
You'll have to use the inserts for direct outs. Or just wire them to a patch bay like I did when I had a Soundcraft for my mixer. External power supply is a plus over a mackie. It should at least theoretically give you a better noise floor. It has less auxes than the mackie, but thats a good thing, I mean if you have more than one reverb going on than you are fucking up (but thats just me) . But more importantly its British so you can talk in Monty Python voices when you are engineering and wear silly clothes and shit.

[Judas Jetski]

But more importantly its British so you can talk in Monty Python voices when you are engineering and wear silly clothes and shit.

You know, I never thought about that particular angle on buying gear... maybe I should have.

[;ivlunsdystf]

But more importantly its British so you can talk in Monty Python voices when you are engineering and wear silly clothes and shit.

You know, I never thought about that particular angle on buying gear... maybe I should have.

That's EXACTLY why I want a Behringer interface. I want to dress up like a german tourist in tight black jeans, bright red tight shirt, that type of thing.

[DrummerMan]

But more importantly its British so you can talk in Monty Python voices when you are engineering and wear silly clothes and shit.

You know, I never thought about that particular angle on buying gear... maybe I should have.

That's EXACTLY why I want a Behringer interface. I want to dress up like a german tourist in tight black jeans, bright red tight shirt, that type of thing.

I would imagine that founding the company would entitle you to at least a FEW freebies, no?

[tyler477]

weird Eq points on that A&H, but I kind of like those particular frequencies.
You'll have to use the inserts for direct outs. Or just wire them to a patch bay like I did when I had a Soundcraft for my mixer. External power supply is a plus over a mackie. It should at least theoretically give you a better noise floor. It has less auxes than the mackie, but thats a good thing, I mean if you have more than one reverb going on than you are fucking up (but thats just me) . But more importantly its British so you can talk in Monty Python voices when you are engineering and wear silly clothes and shit.

Yeah, i'm thinking it will be good solution for the pres, it's worth the upgrade i'm thinking. shit for 250 bucks i cant really go wrong. As for the busses, i can just use the hardware outs from reaper to make my own busses on the channels. busses are kind of a waste when you are working in the box. agreed.