USB Mixers

[neilzomg]

Looking for a small USB mixer. I was looking at the alesis USB 8 multimix but maybe someone knows a multi USB Behringer mixer that would be a bit bigger for the price?

Neil.

[jerome_oneil]

Originally Posted by neilzomg

Looking for a small USB mixer. I was looking at the alesis USB 8 multimix but maybe someone knows a multi USB Behringer mixer that would be a bit bigger for the price?

Neil.

I've got a Xenix X2222 and as a mixer it's fine. As a USB interface, not so much. You don't get 22 channels via USB, you only get the two mains.

[neilzomg]

Yeah it's more a USB multi track mixer im looking for. It is only for a home studio but i still do want extra inputs in case i'm recording drums etc.

[get rad]

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/bnh/cont...=REG&A=details

I don't think there is much in the price range that would be better. I've used one and it seemed quite capable.

[LOSANO]

I use it as a mixer and audio interface, it's pretty incredible.

[uebertone]

Originally Posted by neilzomg

Looking for a small USB mixer. I was looking at the alesis USB 8 multimix but maybe someone knows a multi USB Behringer mixer that would be a bit bigger for the price?

NOTE: Only the Alesis 8 MultiMix USB 2.0 (FX) offers 10 channels to the computer (http://www.alesis.com/multimix8usb20). The Alesis 8 MultiMix (FX) only offers a "16-bit, 44.1/48 kHz stereo USB output for easy recording and playback from your computer" (http://www.alesis.com/multimix8usbfx)

So if you only need a stereo connection to the computer pretty much any Behringer mixer that is bigger than the MultiMix will be cheaper and (if it is a new model) come with build-in stereo USB interface.

But if you need the 8 (or even 10) channels the MultiMix 2.0 is the current rock bottom when it comes to price.

[BobM]

Great pre-amps on this..

http://www.allen-heath.com/uk/produc...ductId=ZED10FX