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Thanks!

The ones in this video are the main ones.

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What did you get it’s been 5 years

Your conflating a few different concepts. Those who wish to use analog and mix in the box wouldn’t use this type of interface/mixer. As it is not analog at all Most serious studios have their channel strips on racks , Avalon tube preamps for mics, rack effects, synths , all the stuff you might want, but the main thing is so have plenty of channel strip preamps. You can then run each of those to a channel on a mixer , the mixer doesn’t add any warmth in my experience you don’t want a zeroed out mixer to add ANYTHING you don’t dial in. Then they will have D/A and summing gear to get it in and out of their DAW. It’s much easier now to avoid all that and run your channel strips directly into the box using a mixer/audio interface like this presonus. However you don’t want to rely on its preamps unless you are a hobbyist or otherwise can afford better gear for each channel strip. All this is a bit superfluous though unless you plan to track a full band all at once, which many home studio producer/engineers strive toward. Like the Beatles! Everyone all playing and the studio gets it all recorded perfectly. This gets better more efficient use of studio time and really helps with bands not used to recording, but can play well live. However, in my opinion for a home studio you are going to be way more successful financially if you have a high quality audio interface , with 2-8 inputs , and at least two Avalon tube preamp channel strips, and the real key is to invest in a few HIgH end microphones a Neumann condenser microphone super cardioid a dynamic (Shure sm7B and or electro voice re)Better to record one at a time or 2 at a time , and have killer mics and preamps. Even less experienced musicians will pony up to record with you as they can hear the difference with your gear vs a studio with all the gear needed to record as my mentor would say with his thick accent “RECORD LIKE BEATLE” . Just my .02

Got plenty more on the way.

Just grab an SSl duendo or an Avid S6 basic frame.

It is one of my favorite pieces. I imagine it might be made obsolete when DAW mode comes out for the StudioLive, but otherwise, it is a KILLER one-fader control surface.

Sound Construction here in Nashville custom-built it for me back when I got the STudioLive 24 classic

Also would I need a di box or can I connect guitar/bass direct into this mixer?

That or check out the new series 3 RM mixers. They just released 'em.

Enjoy the series, Joe.

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I'm sure you can do it, but I wouldn't.

Even without saving the settings as presets yet? Wow that must be awesome! I am actually looking at this and the Behringer X32 for our church.

@@seanvgmusic3630 you have to save each session but that’s very quick and easy to do. Personally, I wouldn’t waste my time with the Behringer.

@@officialWWM Oh thanks for the heads up! That greatly helps! Cheers!

@@seanvgmusic3630 no problem, good luck with it :)

I've been using StudioLives in the studio for years. Love 'em.

Thanks Joe, so, I've been looking at all the options, and I basically am looking for a "hands on" experience, using studio one 3 in the studio. And it does seem like there are a million options from presonus, do I go with a rack mixer and cs18AI?, or a quantum with a cs18AI, or some version of the studiolive, of which there seems to be several. I know the series three is the latest, but it doesnt yet have an active DAW mode right? so when it does, will it have layers, so I can control as many channels as I need to in the software? I'm not actually that interested in taking it on the road, although that's a nice feature. its all just ??????s at the moment? Do you have any insights here?

The preamps are the same. But with the new fat channel stuff the EQ's and comps sound way better.

Thanks John

Nope, can't speed up the faders. Doesn't seem slow to me, but I've not used tons of other digital boards. Not sure if that's a problem though in a real session or performance, right? All faders make noise when they move, but it's probably exaggerated a little bit with the audio from this video.

Joe Gilder thanks for a quick response but I just came across an interesting reply from Rick Naqvi from Presonus when someone else asked a few questions about the mixer and that was one of the questions when he had the Sweetwater video for the series 3 mixer, Rick said the faders have an adjustable response time under master settings so you can set them up the way you like. This is great news, maybe this will help you out as well. Thanks again.

Nice!

So can you get the sliders to act more like the X32/Soundcraft desks? Would speeding them up increase wear+tear?

I agree about the metering. Their solution is to use the iPad app and set it to metering or to use the Universal Control software, which has a pretty slick metering readout, but I agree that's not as nice as having all the meters right there in your face.