Re: Mackie experts

["Christopher White" <magicicada@mindspring.com>]

i own a 1604 vlz pro and it "tis da bomb"...this is my setup in action i
have a SP808 which i am selling and resorting to minidisk recorders that 
are
feed thru a bunch of delays as well as my q2 and MPX 1 from lexi which has
some nice programmable features on it... i will be editing and arranging
songs on my new MOTU 2408. ANyone know of some nice loop editors for a MAC
let me know...please
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>From: David Myers <dmgraph@pulsewidth.com>
>To: Loopers-Delight@annihilist.com
>Subject: Mackie experts
>Date: Sat, Jun 26, 1999, 11:53 AM
>

>I am planning out a new feedback/looping setup and need a cheap but high
>quality small mixer.  Ideally it should have four postfader aux sends for
>the various loopers' paths; that's the rub.  And I'm tired of building
>electronics to attain what might be had commercially, so that's out.
>
>The Mackie 1202VLZ is in many ways just perfect--if it only had a send or
>two more!  I'm aware that the insert jacks on channels 1-4 can serve as a
>sort of send, but that's not exactly the best solution.  Are there any
>Mackie experts here who can give me some tips?  Any way to make use of the
>alt 3/4 bus?  I'm looking at the block diagram here, and there's obviously
>loads of flexibility, but haven't figured it yet.
>
>Also, does anyone have experience with the new "Pro" VLZ's?  Mackie's info
>says "frequency response is virtually from DC to light".  What I really
>would like is a top end around microwave, but heck....
>
>David Myers
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