does enyone us the pink big mixer ?

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Post by Omb »

helo .

a freind has brought me this mixer .
it look's great and it works the same .
very low Dso load for this mixer aktough.

http://www.planetz2.de/pz2/pulsar/devic ... gMixer.zip

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Post by marcuspocus »

You mean BugMixer :wink: No, seriously i think that almost everybody use the new mixers (stm1632, stm2448),they are so much better, and liter..
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Post by Omb »

no.
i meant the pink mixer as in the link abovr .
where can i find thd bug mixer?

omb
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?? planetz2 ?? ('Under construction') ??
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Omb, we all just call the big mixer the "bug" mixer because it's so buggy. One of those old timer's jokes. :lol:
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the pink mixer is the big mixer,but pink.the new mixers are better..
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The pink mixer is sort of my fault! Being colour blind I used to find it impossible to tell the difference between the solo'ed and unsolo'ed state of tracks in the Big mixer as there wasn't enough contrast, and I used to moan about this. Ingo uploaded the Pink mixer, which is just the old Big mixer with Pink buttons!

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Too bad Creamware didn't debug the BigMixer.....
I really like it's flexible EQ, just keep adding bands till it sounds good... I never understood why Creamware called this module the '4 band EQ' as in fact you can keep adding bands until you run out of dsp :smile:
Then there's the EQ on the master section... MIDI-automation on all EQ paramters...... (I use them as very flexible MIDI-controllable filters)..... the large amount of controls crammed on each channel strip for efficient screen usage.... bars instead of knobs for all parameters allows very easy adjustment and readout... and I can go on....

That's why I still use the thing :smile:

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funny thread, haha :lol:
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What's so funny, then? Or were you just having a good time anyway? :smile:
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all the dust blown up (whoee a new mixer...), than the apotheose: just another color for a poor ( :wink: ) color blind man.
Well, explaining a joke... :sad:
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if ya like it,use it!
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Post by ernest@303.nu »

I also found this thread hilarious for a couple of reasons - just wondering why *you* thought it was funny :smile:

(I have these strange ways of expressing myself, sometimes.......)

BTW Am I the only one who likes the layout of the Bug Mixer better than the newer mixers?
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On 2002-11-17 18:44, hubird wrote:
?? planetz2 ?? ('Under construction') ??
That's just a secondary site I used for file storage, back in the earlier days. I didn't have enough space then on the main planetz server...

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thanks john! :smile:
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Post by kensuguro »

wow, I'm amazed how anyone would choose the bug mixer over the new ones.. but heck, if it works for you. There must have been a super feature that we all missed or something. :lol:
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On 2002-11-19 18:11, ernest@303.nu wrote:
BTW Am I the only one who likes the layout of the Bug Mixer better than the newer mixers?
Sorry for that but the layout reminds me my 6 year old son toys like MyFirstRecorder or so...
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Post by ernest@303.nu »

I don't mind, still using My First Sony recorder sometimes for it's specific low-fi qualities :smile:
But seriously, the bugmixer may look a bit childish, but I wasn't exactly raving about the aestetics... I like to see all parameters of all channels at once (instead of using the mouse to get an overview), I like the informative nature of sliders, the compact layout.... it's a pity of all the bugs.
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