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There is something odd with its sound, but it's feature packed for the price.
It's odd that the USB return sounds quite good, with a bit narrower stereo field, but the stereo input (4) that I use for my synth sounds very thin and lite on bass, with pretty narrow stereo field.
I bought it mainly for use as a field recording device and I am yet to test it as such, so I might revisit this review after a while.
Undeniably, it packs a lot of features for the price, but I have to figure out the sound issue first.
I bought it mainly for use as a field recording device and I am yet to test it as such, so I might revisit this review after a while.
Undeniably, it packs a lot of features for the price, but I have to figure out the sound issue first.
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32-bit float but a bit compromised
So the idea with 32-bit float is that you don't need to worry about setting gain. But it turns out it is still very easy to clip the converters on the way in with a simple line signal from a keyboard. So before using this mixer I have to dial down the master volume on my keyboards to avoid clipping. If you have clipping it will be heard on the mixer and monitor outputs, but it will not be in the recording. Further, once you set the input level right, it turns out that the output on the headphones is not very load. It would have been the perfect little live mixer for my keyboards if it was not for this poor gain structure.
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