It's worth making a mug of coffee and working through it. Hey! I've been a Queenslander for four years and 3 days now!Īrmistice is right about doing a bit of reading in the FAQ section-there's lot's of good stuff there. So.I'm afraid you have some choices only you can make! Third, using auxes to set up your headphone monitoring can be more convenient than trying to do it in the box. Second, some people find a bit of reverb on their voices (in monitoring only, don't record it) helps them. First, if you have multiple sources you can leave them all plugged in and not have to change cabling every time you change instrument. However, there are things a mixer can be useful for.
BEHRINGER XENYX X1204USB PRO
From a quality point of view, spending your budget on a basic two in/two out interace (M-Audio Fast Track Pro for example, but there are tons equally as good). Similarly, the onboard effects are nowhere near as good as the plug ins you'll have access to-and latency will make it difficult to use them as well.įinally, the mic pre-amps are very much to a price and can get somewhat noisy if you ever have to turn the input gain up past about 3 o'clock. The channel EQs are pretty rubbish compared to what you can do in any decent bit of DAW software. I probably has lots of features you don't need/shouldn't use. As usual, "it depends" on where your priorities lie.ĭespite all the inputs and knobs, the mixer is only a two in, two out USB interface to your computer.
Yes, it will work but it may or may not be a good choice for you.
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