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Comment by Atul Chandra Daimari on June 4, 2010 at 11:00pm

I will be happy to help YWAMers what so ever I can in this area.

Comment by Francis Siu on February 12, 2010 at 3:20am

Thanks bro, :) so as long as it's 24bit, then that's fine, because I was thinking of plugging the mixer onto my 2in 2out sound card, but the thing was, I was afraid that the mixer will sample all my signal into 48kHz or lower, and than my sound card will resample the 48kHz signal into 96kHz which is still 48kHz... its just like re-save a 128kHz mp3 into a 320kHz file, which is still 128kHz... i dont know if that make scene, but that was the reason why I was thinking of that..:) but thanks guys, now i got it :)

Comment by Wells Dycus on February 11, 2010 at 4:21am

Ya, what Steve said. It depends on the mixer. Like if you have an old school style board (no usb or firewire out) then your signal comes into the board analog and goes out to the speakers (or headphones) analog as well.

Comment by Steve Praetzel on February 11, 2010 at 3:21am

Hey Francis, if you are coming into it via firewire, usb, spdif, AES/EBU or some other digital format then it likely contains some converters for those channels but if not, it's strictly an analog mixer and you'll need to convert it before coming into the board. Hope this helps, Steve

Comment by Francis Siu on February 10, 2010 at 7:43pm

I got a question... It might sound dumb but, is a mixer count as an A/D D/A converter? Cause I think the mixer process the signals as digital signals right? If so, then it's a A/D D/A converter, but it's really interesting that I can't find the sampling rate on any mixers, except the USB or firewire mixers. So I think I probably just learned something new accidentally. :) But I couldn't find any info online.. :( that's why I am here to see if anyone knows. :) thanks~ :)