the best choice
the best choice
what you believe is the best choice in the studio
mixer or mixer hardaware of scope?
thank
mixer or mixer hardaware of scope?
thank
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Re: the best choice
For the money, imho, Tascam US 2400 controller & Scope mixer is by FAR the best solution. Basically, pick whatever control surface you like best. 100mm motorized faders or not, rotary knobs or not, transport controls or not, that is pretty much up to you, based on preference and budget. The Aux sends, FX, & EQ and the flexibility of the Scope mixers really can't be beat.


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Re: the best choice
But you still need to buy mic preamps... they arent included in scope, but are included in a mixer.
But you can buy a mixer and use the pres only, and the use the scope mixer for real mixing.

But you can buy a mixer and use the pres only, and the use the scope mixer for real mixing.
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Re: the best choice
Yeah...Mic Pres are a must...but there are many 8 channel ADAT IO based mic pres that will do the trick... 

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Re: the best choice
I love my Yamaha 01V96V2 mixer - handles automation well, and has good onboard pres, and LIKES Scope.
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Re: the best choice
my large-frame mixer is a bunch of high-end mic pres and a table. i use the Scope mixer.
the correct anwer to your question is whatever helps you do the job you need to do the best and most convieniently for you...
the correct anwer to your question is whatever helps you do the job you need to do the best and most convieniently for you...
Re: the best choice
good preamp,converter and scope mixer.nunziata wrote:what you believe is the best choice in the studio
mixer or mixer hardaware of scope?
thank
Re: the best choice
How model , ???
converter , preamp etc
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converter , preamp etc
thank
Re: the best choice
What is your budget?nunziata wrote:How model , ???
converter , preamp etc
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What are your needs? (professional music production? mainstream / indie / underground? Style of music you work on?... I wouldn't use the same stuff for classical, for pop or for rock)
What material do you have already (monitors, console, microphones, room)
You can spend 100K in class A preamps, but if you have cheapo mics, bad monitors or a lousy room it will be like throwing money out of the window

Re: the best choice
+1 on the 01v96
I use a pair of 01v's with ADAT option and they work great with Scope - automation, i/o's, compression, eq's & fx are all suitable for most of my needs. Combined with the Scope mixers I've never needed to look further. It's a great option if you're on a tight budget. If not, then those desks are still handy to have around.

I use a pair of 01v's with ADAT option and they work great with Scope - automation, i/o's, compression, eq's & fx are all suitable for most of my needs. Combined with the Scope mixers I've never needed to look further. It's a great option if you're on a tight budget. If not, then those desks are still handy to have around.
Re: the best choice
two scope 30 dsp in the pc master dual core
luna in second pc dual core
master key a 80
pcm db1s monitor active
yamaha mp5 active
pcm 91 reverber lexicon
tc electronic 2000
2 noise gate drawner ds 201
presonus digimax 96 hz pre 8 canal
uad 2 610 pre tube dual mono
limiter compressor tube tech cla 2 b
pre alto hp6 8 canal headphone
spl mtc 2831 controller monitor
frontier designer wireless trasport
mic neumann km 184 pair
rode nt 5, nt 4,
neumann tlm 193
akg drum set six mic
coda piano yamaha
drum acustic pacific
basso ampeg svt 3 tube
brunetti guitar rock it
pre 1000 .
stratocaster american
bass status preamplificato
martin acustic
ibanez acustic
fender classic
luna in second pc dual core
master key a 80
pcm db1s monitor active
yamaha mp5 active
pcm 91 reverber lexicon
tc electronic 2000
2 noise gate drawner ds 201
presonus digimax 96 hz pre 8 canal
uad 2 610 pre tube dual mono
limiter compressor tube tech cla 2 b
pre alto hp6 8 canal headphone
spl mtc 2831 controller monitor
frontier designer wireless trasport
mic neumann km 184 pair
rode nt 5, nt 4,
neumann tlm 193
akg drum set six mic
coda piano yamaha
drum acustic pacific
basso ampeg svt 3 tube
brunetti guitar rock it
pre 1000 .
stratocaster american
bass status preamplificato
martin acustic
ibanez acustic
fender classic
Re: the best choice
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Re: the best choice
sweet 
The focusrite octopre (8 preamps in 1u with two Hi-Z inputs for instruments) is a great match for the A16 ultra (need two octopres to get 16 inputs). If you need 32 inputs you can double that configuration.
With that you can use your UAD 2 610 for vocals for example, and also use your PCM91 as an external unit (through AES/ABU if you have a plus plate or an XITE, or analog through the A16)
If you have a higher budget, and want a higher end multichannel preamp, there's the focusrite ISA 828, the SPL gainstation 8 or the ams neve 4081 (quad mic preamp.. need 4 of these for an 16)
The advantage over a mixer is that you can get the 32 inputs in less than 10u, which is great if you don't have the room for a big console.
If you have use for the console in addition to the scope mixers, then a good old analog soundcraft (like the delta that someone mentionned in another thread, or the studio series) will sound better than the yamaha 01V, and are more comfortable to use (but they're also bigger.. like 1m60 wide for a 32 channel mixer). The mackie onyx series have also very good preamps.
Cheers!

The focusrite octopre (8 preamps in 1u with two Hi-Z inputs for instruments) is a great match for the A16 ultra (need two octopres to get 16 inputs). If you need 32 inputs you can double that configuration.
With that you can use your UAD 2 610 for vocals for example, and also use your PCM91 as an external unit (through AES/ABU if you have a plus plate or an XITE, or analog through the A16)
If you have a higher budget, and want a higher end multichannel preamp, there's the focusrite ISA 828, the SPL gainstation 8 or the ams neve 4081 (quad mic preamp.. need 4 of these for an 16)
The advantage over a mixer is that you can get the 32 inputs in less than 10u, which is great if you don't have the room for a big console.
If you have use for the console in addition to the scope mixers, then a good old analog soundcraft (like the delta that someone mentionned in another thread, or the studio series) will sound better than the yamaha 01V, and are more comfortable to use (but they're also bigger.. like 1m60 wide for a 32 channel mixer). The mackie onyx series have also very good preamps.
Cheers!
Re: the best choice
if someone's interested, there's a focusrite octopre WITH adat-option for half the price
Here: http://www.musik-service.de/focusrite-o ... 753de.aspx
cheers

Here: http://www.musik-service.de/focusrite-o ... 753de.aspx
cheers