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At GearNuts were seeing a trend towards mixers with onboard audio interfaces - and heres a value-packed one from Behringer. The Xenyx Q1202USB is a.If you are in the Scottish Highlands, Northern Ireland, Isle of Man and the Channel Isles you will still get free delivery but your order may take up to 5 working days to get to you.The Ins and Outs. The 12-input, 2-bus XENYX 1202FX has 4 XENYX mic preamps with +48 V phantom power, making it possible to use 4 dynamic or condenser microphones.
Did some Google'ing, Youtubez, etc.We're not recording music, but rather broadcasting live content, and want to use a mixer to combine multiple audio sources, adjust levels, then output to a computer for broadcasting.So we'll have a Mic, we're looking at an AT2020, a Stereo input from 1 computer, a stereo input from another computer, stereo input from a 3rd sound device.Output to a headset and output to the broadcasting computer.Where to plug in each device into the mixer and all that I know, that's the easy part.I'm thinking of getting a Behringer Xenyx 1202FX (without USB) for the mixer. I've looked here, searched. Behringer 1202 Xenyx 12 Input Analogue Mixer, Nearly New Mackie Mix 5 5 Channel Compact Mixer Behringer Q802USB Xenyx 8 Input USB Analogue Mixer ART.I need my products quickly- can you help?Absolutely! At check out you can select the option that suits you best.We offer Next day, Saturday, Pre-10am and Pre-12pm delivery.Unfortunately these options are not yet available for customers in the Scottish Highliands, Northern Ireland, Isle of Man and the Channel Isles.When is the cut off for Next day delivery?If you place your order before 2pm Monday- Friday, we will dispatch the same day.For more information, including International delivery please click here.Our returns department aims to help you as quickly as possible with any issues you may have with your product.Please click here for more information on returning products.
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Although I don't think that it has enough stereo line-level inputs for your purposes. With these devices, you send your stereo mix (or each individual track, in the case of most audio interfaces) to the computer via a USB cable, and you select that device as the input device in Windows or your DAW (OSB in your case).There are several users around here that use the Allen & Heath Zed10 mixer, and it has some nice features for the price (about $300). Personally, I'd rather start with a high quality signal and let the over-the-network encoding be the only degradation of the signal.I'm only going down this road because we in the home recording community greatly value ADC that's done on a device that's designed for that purpose (like an audio interface or a USB-enabled mixer) rather than an integrated sound card/chip where ADC is really an afterthought and is done with very cheap components. But I guess that the increase in quality at this point in your signal chain would be negated when you have to "dumb down" the quality in order to stream it to an audience over a network connection.
But you can select each channel individually for monitoring via headphones and it has some nice routing features for what you send to the USB output for capturing on your computer.
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