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Hi Guys
I recently Purchased a mackie PA setup for when my band starts playing live shows, I Purchased the mackie profx22 mixer,
I am the drummer and I have 9 mics setup on the kit (I just finished setting them up)
Now Obviously this mixer has great reviews for doing live shows etc, But what I was wondering was how good is this mixer at recording at home, We are getting into recording our music
and I was wondering if this will do the trick to record my kit in our studio? Or am I better to get something more suited to a studio setting to tack my drums and leave the profx22 for the live stuff>
I have had a play around with some recording using the profx22 and there is this horrible staticy noise that I just cant get rid of and by the time you get a guitar track, bass drums and vocals on there, all with this background noise, it renders the track useless,
Yet when I runn the guitars and vocals etc through my digitech gnx3000 and track it into the computer using the same DAW, There is absolutely no backgound noise just a nice clean signal>>
I recently Purchased a mackie PA setup for when my band starts playing live shows, I Purchased the mackie profx22 mixer,
I am the drummer and I have 9 mics setup on the kit (I just finished setting them up)
Now Obviously this mixer has great reviews for doing live shows etc, But what I was wondering was how good is this mixer at recording at home, We are getting into recording our music
and I was wondering if this will do the trick to record my kit in our studio? Or am I better to get something more suited to a studio setting to tack my drums and leave the profx22 for the live stuff>
I have had a play around with some recording using the profx22 and there is this horrible staticy noise that I just cant get rid of and by the time you get a guitar track, bass drums and vocals on there, all with this background noise, it renders the track useless,
Yet when I runn the guitars and vocals etc through my digitech gnx3000 and track it into the computer using the same DAW, There is absolutely no backgound noise just a nice clean signal>>