of >> music, and though they cost more, the Mackie Onyx series is a whole new >> ballpark for that. >>> Tell more about the Mackie Onyx and EQ please, as compared to the VLZ pro >series... On all but the smallest Onyx, there are two sweepable mids...

I was very tempted by Mackie mixers like the 1202 and 1604 VLZ for their high-quality mic preamps. I have a shortage of good mic preamps for my very unambitious recording studio, and thought they could do double-duty. But it was hard to justify the Mackies'...

Ain't gonna happen. I'm getting the sense that you aren't really all that interested in recording, but mostly just want to listen to yourself playing drums to an existing recording. Why not just get a mixer? You might look into the new Mackie Onyx series....

Choosing a Tascam DM24 or a Yamaha 01v96?. Archived from groups: rec.audio.pro () Hi, I currently have a Mackie 32-8 analog console in my own studio. But this is a big, BIG animal!! I need something smaller in size, especially for transport and xtra space...

they vary in price and quality, and the two aren't necessarily related. Mackie makes a Firewire option card for their Onyx series mixers. That combination will get you a mixer that plugs directly into a Firewire port, but it might be a little more expensive...

suisse, et tres, tres precis." Archived from groups: rec.audio.pro () > You might want to take a look at the new Mackie Onyx series. Sorry, just checked it, the Onyx series mixers don't have a s/pdif output. Their optional Firewire card does a lot of...

two firewire audio interfaces that explicitly support > chaining - the MOTU 896 and the M-audio 410. Any others that I missed? I > might like to daisy chain more than one interface. > * Mackie Onyx series (mixers for sure, dunno how bout other 800 amd...

Mixer recommendations. Archived from groups: rec.audio.pro () Hi, I'm looking for a mixer, around 16 to 20 channels, for live work with rock bands, etc. It would be handy if it was fairly compact, but thats not essential, good EQ, preferably parametric...

at the expense of quality, or economy of scale at it's finest? I guess I'll have to spec an ONYX 80 for my next rider to find out. KZ. Archived from groups: rec.audio.pro () I was just reading up on the new Mackie Onyx 80 series live consoles and noticed...

and Fearn pres, so I don't want to be let down too much if I spring for an Onyx. Lee. Archived from groups: rec.audio.pro () I'm considering a Mackie Onyx or a Crest XR20 for live sound AND recording. If I use their respective direct outs for recording...