allen heath zed 10fx mixer comes with daw

#ALLEN HEATH ZED 10FX MIXER COMES WITH DAW DRIVERS#

The second hand price for WZ3's is amazing though. What gets sent to USB is switchable via dipswitches on the board. It's a smaller mixer than the Soundcraft 22 ( only 16 tracks, yet almost twice the price ). An even better sound than the Soundcraft IMO. Again, the tracks are sent to USB pre-eq/fader, which isn't what I wanted.Ī&H MixWizard WZ4 16:2 (£1100 + £265 for USB option). This is a fantastic mixer, and soundcraft are well known for their great sound.

Equipment: synths - DSI Prophet 08, Korg 01W, Yamaha CS-30, Yamaha CS-15 mixer - Behringer Xenyx 8. I'm hoping somebody can give guidance to this recording noob. This is for my tiny home studio where I record electronic music. there's cheaper stereo versions without the MTK which is reflected in the price. I'm thinking of getting rid of my audio interface and small mixer, and replacing them with an Allen & Heath Zed-10. Soundcraft Signature 22 MTK ( £550 - £650 ) - The MTK suffix means multi-track. The Model 12/16/24 can also be used as a standalone portastudio recording to SD card. the Model 12 has remedied this by making it switchable, so if this is a concern, the Model 12 is a great choice. Tascam Model 24 /16 / 12 (£750 (24) / £600 (16) / £500 (12) )- this would have been my first choice, but the USB signal is sent pre-eq / pre-fader on both the Model 24 & Model 16. I did a fair bit of research on these before I opted for the MixWizard, and all of these can send every individual channel via USB: Most of the cheaper ones are just a stereo output over USB. One thing I would say, is make sure any USB mixer you get has a multi-channel interface. To my ears, the mic pre's are superior to the pre's in most audio interfaces, but my main reason for using the A&H is because I like to sculp the sound using EQ (and maybe outboard compression) on the way in. The sound of the MixWizard itself is excellent.

#ALLEN HEATH ZED 10FX MIXER COMES WITH DAW DRIVERS#

whether the drivers are as good as the RME's is a different matter. It's not cheap though, but should give better conversion than what I have currently. The newer MixWizard WZ4 has a optional USB interface.

I run the 16 direct outs into 2 x 8 channel ADAT converters (currently 2 x Fostex VC8's until I can afford some better converters) and into my RME Digiface USB, so basically I'm using it as 16 mic pres.

Allen heath zed 10fx mixer comes with daw