Considering the RECORDING MIXER...
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Like i said in a previous thread, Recording Mixer is for...well...RECORDING, And yes it is much lower in DSP usage. But for mastering, still use the BigMixer. Busses are a must.
In bigmixer you can record 16 input, in recording mixer you have 24.
Usually I put 4ch Asio source, 24 Asio dest, and keep 20 input to record.
It have 3insert per ch. including Master ch. and 4aux. Less than BM, but for recording purpose, it's perfect.
In bigmixer you can record 16 input, in recording mixer you have 24.
Usually I put 4ch Asio source, 24 Asio dest, and keep 20 input to record.
It have 3insert per ch. including Master ch. and 4aux. Less than BM, but for recording purpose, it's perfect.