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Wow, that Biamp Nexia is something else. Very cool setup there. Both those analog mixers look nice except for the lack of mute buttons for the mic channels. I
by jacamera 4y ago
Wow, that Biamp Nexia is something else. Very cool setup there.
Both those analog mixers look nice except for the lack of mute buttons for the mic channels. I suppose I could always go for a separate XLR mute device though so that probably shouldn't be a deal-breaker.
> I remember looking at the Yamaha you mentioned during my research and the issue with it is that it sends the first two channels direct to the computer as a stereo feed, thus your mic will only appear on one side.
I saw that too but I was under the impression that it only did so when it was in [DRY CH 1-2G] mode. The manual seems to distinguish that behavior as unique for working with a DAW so it sounds to me like [INPUT MIX] mode sends all input channels (except for computer/USB input) mixed in stereo to the computer but they could certainly be more clear about that. [1]
[1] https://manual.yamaha.com/pa/live_streaming/ag03_06/en-US/8410785419.html#:~:text=STREAMING%20OUT%20selector%20switch https://manual.yamaha.com/pa/live_streaming/ag03_06/en-US/84...
- digitallyfree 4y agoOk I traced the block diagram [1] and it looks like that the input mix option does do what you want (send mixed signal EXCEPT for USB to PC, and send USB to the main mix along with everything else). Confusing indeed but it looks like it works! Note in this cause you won't get a fully separate aux mix, and you'll have to juggle the levels around to get a hot enough signal to your PC as well as the correct volume in your monitors. [1] https://d1aeri3ty3izns.cloudfront.net/media/24/244329/download_244329_1.pdf https://d1aeri3ty3izns.cloudfront.net/media/24/244329/downlo...
- jacamera 4y agoAwesome! I'm going to give it a try. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction. Also thanks for linking to that document. I was sketching out rough diagrams for myself but I was totally unaware that manufacturers provided such schematics. Having access to those makes things much clearer!