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Ok, well not quite new.
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Was thinking of anything I could use for an external mixer that wouldn't be expensive, and remembered I had a few of these laying around. Pretty fun to use, lot more headroom than traktor.
EDIT: oh but the gain is a bit finicky to use...
lol nice use of an old mixer :p, although i dont quite understand the blotched out traktor screen
cheerios!
Had skype open. :(
12 channels not 8
had the same one.... once my aux send died... i threw it 20 feet up in the air and retired it
8 usable, but 4 of those are mono so it's more like 6.
12 channels...Quote:
Originally Posted by ClumsyMoe
stereo means Left and Right
so you can have 6 stereo pairs
you can use the PAN to mix between 2 mono sources.
A bassline is normally a mono source, a mono sample can be used as a mono source... so you have 12 usable channels.. but I guess this mixer is new to you and you havnt really gotten a chance to figure it out/ use it to its fullest
I'm used to traktor so I'll probably use this for learning about how to use the gain and stuff, I kinda want to rig up a crossfader or something to it.
I also just found out it has a special feature where the knobs come up a bit so you have room to turn them! Unfortunately they can come off if they go too far. :(
if want to get technical.... this mixer has 2 aux send/returns so you could add fx or use those to send your sources to another 2 channel mixer with crossfader
You think I'd be using this if I had a mixer with a crossfader? :p
I do have another one of these laying around though, maybe after I get some CDJs I'll do something funky with those, two of these mixers and traktor.