For this episode we try to determine whether summing mixers are worth the money….
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A hardware analog mixer that is used in conjunction with a DAW. They promise to add “analog mojo” to your mixes in place of the “sterile” digital sound.
We’ll look at what they are and how to integrate one into your studio. Then we’ll put them the test and compare the results to a mix performed in the DAW.
Summing mixers range from £2,500 to £6,000 but you’ll also need to budget for a quality multi I/O audio interface and cabling (another £2,000).
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