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Want to transfer multiple channels of digital audio to your computer? Need great sounding mic pre's and warm analog EQ? Want it attached to a simple, user-friendly interface that can be used in a multitude of situations where great audio is required? Then, the Multimix FireWire series from Alesis is for you! The Multimix eight FireWire features 4 microphone/line level inputs, and 2 stereo line inputs, and can transfer up to 10 tracks of audio at a time. |
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The dual-purpose Alesis MultiMix 8 FireWire 8-Channel Analog Mixer is a FireWire interface with real faders, knobs, and EQ. The MultiMix 8 is also a rockin' standalone analog mixer with quality Alesis effects and flexible signal routing. Each input channel on the mixer (plus the stereo mix) is sent into your computer and a stereo output is received from the computer for monitoring. The versatility of the Alesis Multimix 8 will fit your needs in your project studio, for live sound, portable recording with a laptop, sub mixing, and radio/TV production.You get preamps with XLR and 1/4" balanced ins and phantom power on mono channels; balanced 1/4" ins, aux send, and stereo aux return on stereo channels; 28-bit effects; 3-band EQ on each channel; 1/4" balanced main and monitor outs; a headphone jack; and 24-bit, 44.1/48kHz A/D/A conversion. Steinberg Cubase LE is included.From studio to stageThe MultiMix FireWire lets you record your band during the day and mix your live gig at night. Every input plus the stereo mix is sent to the computer while a stereo pair returns from the computer into the MultiMix for monitoring (and headphone mixes).24-bit, 44.1/48kHz operationThe MultiMix 8 uses the same A/D and D/A conversion as the esteemed Alesis HD24 recorder for clean, pure, and totally professional conversion.Next-generation FireWire technologyAlesis MultiMix 8 uses the brand new, high-performance TC Applied Technologies Dice II FireWire chip. Tha means superior clocking, state-of-the-art interfacing, and robust drivers all come standard!Alesis effects built inThe MultiMix FireWire has 100 of Alesis' 28-bit digital effects built in. Reverbs, choruses, delays, and other effects can be mixed into your recording path or just used for zero-latency headphone mixes (the performer hears reverb in the headphones, but the track is recorded dry into the computer).Rack it upAlesis makes the MultiMix 8 rackmountable, with easy-to-attach rack ears available. |
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32 found helpful, 16 found unhelpful.
awesome mixer-might not use Cubase
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by Jack Rosche
11/7/2005 3:09:24 PM
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Musical Experience:
20 year veteran
Style of music:
rock/singer songwriter
Hometown
Chicago
I have been recording on hardware systems for a long time, but I decided it was time for me to jump into computer recording using this Alesis mixer. As far as the mixer itself, I am VERY pleased with it. I am not a computer expert, and I set this up in about 10 minutes with no problems at all (the software prompted me through each stage of the install). I also loaded Cubase LE onto the computer (again, painless install), Cubase prompted me to ask which interface I wanted to use, and I selected ASIO Multimix, and I was up and running. I checked out the help menu in Cubase LE and I was recording in minutes! The sound quality of the Alesis mixer is AWESOME...SUPER clean and rich sounding. I also loved the fact that I could print the EQ from the Alesis board to my track. I tried a few of the Cubase plug ins, and they were just OK, not great, and I got some clicking on some things...I realize that I have to experiment with this stuff, so that didn't really bother me.You can also use the effects that are built in to the mixer, but of course I don't normally print effects to a track. If you DO want to print effects though, these sound pretty darn good (the "Halls" are especially nice, and there are other useable pre-sets as well). The Cubase software is kind of confusing to me, so I don't know if I will just use this with the software that comes with it, or get something easier to learn (like Sonor?). In any case, I love the mixer. Sounds great, easy to set up, and has a nice, solid feel to it. Highly recommended!
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36 found helpful, 16 found unhelpful.
awesome mixer-might not use Cubase
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by Jack Rosche
11/7/2005 3:09:24 PM
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Musical Experience:
20 year veteran
Style of music:
rock/singer songwriter
Hometown
Chicago
I have been recording on hardware systems for a long time, but I decided it was time for me to jump into computer recording using this Alesis mixer. As far as the mixer itself, I am VERY pleased with it. I am not a computer expert, and I set this up in about 10 minutes with no problems at all (the software prompted me through each stage of the install). I also loaded Cubase LE onto the computer (again, painless install), Cubase prompted me to ask which interface I wanted to use, and I selected ASIO Multimix, and I was up and running. I checked out the help menu in Cubase LE and I was recording in minutes! The sound quality of the Alesis mixer is AWESOME...SUPER clean and rich sounding. I also loved the fact that I could print the EQ from the Alesis board to my track. I tried a few of the Cubase plug ins, and they were just OK, not great, and I got some clicking on some things...I realize that I have to experiment with this stuff, so that didn't really bother me.You can also use the effects that are built in to the mixer, but of course I don't normally print effects to a track. If you DO want to print effects though, these sound pretty darn good (the "Halls" are especially nice, and there are other useable pre-sets as well). The Cubase software is kind of confusing to me, so I don't know if I will just use this with the software that comes with it, or get something easier to learn (like Sonor?). In any case, I love the mixer. Sounds great, easy to set up, and has a nice, solid feel to it. Highly recommended!
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