I have used Mackie's for more years than I care to admit. I use them for gigs and I use them for recording, and I use them as sub mixers in the signal chain! Mackie is NOT kidding when they say that they are built like a tank. When you are doing gigs - if they are not tough (and I mean tough) they are going to let you down. If they don't have enough head room - they will let you down, if they can't keep working when dropped, and yanked, they will let you down. Mackie has NEVER ever let me down. They are very quiet (no internal noise, NO scratchy pots, SOLID connections - even after YEARS of use). I have had lots of things fail on stage, cables, mics, power cables, but never a Mackie. You still want to treat your equipment well and take care of it, but gigging on stage, loading in and loading out? Things can happen (and unfortunately do). OK, I have written enough, get a Mackie, they won't let you down, and will always sound great!!
Thanks for sharing your experience, Cynthia. I would agree. Only issue I ever had with one was an early model USB version and the phantom power switch has a loose connection and the USB had a hum which Mackie acknowledge and fixed in the next generation. But I have still used the same mixer for live shows and it handled everything I threw at it. Great stuff.
Ray Ortega I'd like to be able to do a mix minus so that I can do interviews and I'm intrigued by the Onyx preamps. Too bad this one doesn't have the aux send. But I'd be willing to go up to the next model (802VLZ4). Or perhaps I should hold out and get a mixer I can use for mixing films that integrates with DAWs (which I totally understand is a completely different league). I like your focus on the preamps and build quality. Those are my highest priorities as well. I've toyed with the idea of a podcast but not quite sure where to start or how to fit that in with my YT channel.
Curtis Judd cool. I think I might have bugged you once to start a DSLR one with me and if I had more time I might bug you again to do it;) Usually with a mixer, you have to buy something that does much more than you need it to do in order to get all the features you need. Like getting a massive number of channels to get all the aux sends you need etc. A digital mixer is an area I haven't look into very much. I have used some firewire stuff that works with DAWs but on a pretty limited basis, mainly just to record multichannel. I haven't done any real mixing via a mixer into a DAW.
Nice video! Great review. Fantastic lighting, DOF, focus pulls, audio etc. You made me enjoy watching this because the video was well put together yet smart and casual. I just bought this mixer and I'm excited to put it to work. Will be using it in conjunction with a Zoom H4n that I already own and use for mobile purposes. The Zoom will give me the USB interface I need while the Mackie provides a simple, bullet proof analog mixing solution. Stoked!
+Brock Boot wow, amazing feedback, thanks so much Brock! Congrats on the new mixer, I love this little tank. You may want to consider skipping the computer and just recording into the H4n. That would be my preferred method but you might be doing additional things that require the computer.
Your welcome man! Keep it up! Yes, I need the PC because I'm using the H4 usb interface for my Rode xlr shotgun mic to work as a live steaming mic (skype, hangouts, gaming, etc...). The mixer allows me to run skype/hangouts audio from my laptop, game or program audio on my desktop, and a live monitor from the H4 into my ears all at once. The key is that I'm able to to record the chat signal separate from the game/program audio on the primary computer. Your solution would be fantastic for recording though and I will likely do that if I ever take things mobile for podcasting!
So breaking out of the $100 range, it appears the Mackie ProFX4v2 looks like a real winner. Has everything the mackie 402vlz4 does but with an fx send, equalizer, and a bit more goodness. Seems like the more sensible route for me anyways.
+Bradley Hanstad yes but with lesser preamps. I haven't tested it yet but I know on the Mackie Mix series which also has non-Onyx preamps, they are still nice and clean just about 10db weaker.
+Ray Ortega I really appreciate all of your videos and information, I actually only just found it, but that one feature (aux send) was something I had pushed out of my mind when I was getting down to actually purchasing this new setup. Big help as I do some different setups depending on event/location/etc.
Hello i watched all the video of sub 100 dollar mixer. Which one has the better mic preamp, the behringer (xenyx) or the mackie mix 8(not onyx)? Also is there a big difference in the sound quality of mackie mix 8 and 402vlz4? Thanks
Been a long time since I had these mixers but I'd mostly choose Mackie over Behringer though if the Behringer has options you need, they've always done a good job for me.
Great video!! Though i need help. So whats more versatile and sound quality between VLZ4 and profx. I'm about to buy either the 802VLZ4 or the Profx8v2. Intended use: - For broadcast (plug into an i.p. console which is a basic and pre-programed, only control is volume and mute, hence needing the preamp and mixer) - m.c. live shows e.g. weddings, balls and even trivia nights with the use of ipod input but mainly focusing on microphone. Optional use: (and would be nice) To plug to the computer for voice overs, even might start doing pod-casting from home. Microphone being used is: - live: Wireless digital beta 58a. - Radio: sennheiser md421 ii and/or shure beta 58a or sm58 To be honest i don't care about the fx part, the eq looks handy in a way but no drama. It just had an upper hand due to USB. I could get smaller units but i like to have the extra inputs. I've done that much research comparing Yamaha mg10xu, A and H zedi10fx and my head is going crazy. What do you reckon. And p.s. thanks heaps for taking the time out to read and respond
Awesome video! Question, please- Is it possible to do a mix-minus with a Mackie Mix12fx (it does not have ‘aux’ dials and ‘aux send’, but it does have ‘fx’ dials and an ‘fx send’.
I use the lav a lot cause it's really easy. Let's me move around if necessary. So setups are quicker and I can run the lav directly into the camera and still get great audio.
Thanks, I didn't check that. Definitely see if you can clean it out or even tell if there is a loose wire or maybe check the cable and it's connections.
Hey Ray - Thanks for your video, you do a great job. If I used a Y-cable from the output could I go directly into a DSLR camera input to capture mixed audio for videos? I have a Zoom H4N but this seems it could be more straight forward. If you have done a video on the Zoom H4N, I've missed it somehow. I'm needing to capture a vocal mic and a guitar mic. I really appreciate your time sir. Faith Hope Peace - Bruce.
+Ten til Two Music that would be line level into your DSLR and that's too "hot." I wouldn't suggest it. This old video shows my setup with the H4n which would allow you to input both a vocal mic. and a guitar mic. th-cam.com/video/lJYdjHbnrV0Y/w-d-xo.htmlou have the same issue with line level but an attenuation cable can make it work.
Hey Ray, Very helpful review of the Mackie 402VLZ4 Mixer. I've been looking into the Mackie Mixers and had a question for you. I wanted to know between the 402VLZ4 and Mix8 series, which mixer would best suit a karaoke system? The system is made up of a laptop, 2 XLR mics and basic speakers. Thanks.
Great video. I know you briefly explained how it's not a usb. So how would i go about hooking the mixer up to my computer if possible. What cables would I need ?
Owen Kelly thanks. There is an "iMic" listed here thepodcastersstudio.com/mackie-402vlz4-mixer/ in the "Not As Good" section, that is an easy way to get it into the computer and you'd connect the mixer and iMic using a cable like this podhelp.me/hosayinsert3ft (referral links)
Thanks Ray for this video! Me and my friend are starting a podcast together and we are probably buy the Mackie 402vlz. I'm just wandering.. I saw that there's just one output for the headset. How can we both have our headset plugged in?
Hey Ray, this was a great series of videos!! I'm purchasing a Mackie 402VLZ4 following your recommendation, however the Griffin iMic is hard to come by in Australia. Would the Behringer UCA222 be a good alternative? Or could you recommend something else? Cheers :)
UCA222 is about the cheapest option. Haven't tried it, but it has unbalanced INs like the Griffin thingy. I expect that these days many laptops have about the same quality with inbuilt sound card. The Mackie Onyx preamps are about the best in their class. To match those, check Focusrite, Steinberg or one of those 2 channel interfaces around 100 bucks. There is a Mackie mixer with usb built in, but with lesser preamps.
Shame it don't have Aux Send, and the Mix8 have it but the Output level is so short... What about the ZMX862 from Alto Professional, have you ever tested it? Thanks, Keep with the good work!
Hello Ray. Thanks for the video. I am just preparing for my Podcast. I have purchased the Heil PR 40 Dynamic microphone. Will this mixer work for me if I am also planning to interview people over Skype or Telephone?
If you were just going to connect to Skype and use Skype recording software then this mixer would work. But if you want to add sound fx, other audio clips or use an external recorder as a back up or primary then you'd need something with an Aux send like the Mix8 in order to do a proper mix-minus setup.
Yes, tape-in has its own level control. 3&4 are together to make a stereo channel. (The tape-in controls are placed above the 3/4 level knob to save space.)
I'm just wondering I have a Tascam DP 04 my question is I only have two inputs quarter-inch can I use the two output left and right to plug into my Tascam to record effects from the Mackie board onto my Tascam
Thanks for the review. Do you know if all of the knobs (gain, level, main mix, EQ, etc.) have "pauses" at the U (unity gain) spots, so you can know for sure you're stopping at exactly the right spot if you want no change in signal level or EQ? By "pause" I of course mean a little notch where it sort of stops turning once you get exactly to the center or "U", like you often find on L/R balance knobs.
+versusversus good question. It's called the knob's "detent" position and you can feel it click once it's there. I've been looking for the last 20 minutes and can't find the answer and unfortunately my memory is too bad to remember. I would think so because it's built so well but I didn't see it listed in the manual so I can't say yes or not. Wish I could be of more help. Thanks for watching!
Is it possible to choose which input will go to the main mix and which one to the headphone output? In one input I have a click track which I would like to hear in the headphone output, but I would not like to hear it in the main mix to which the audio recorder is connected.
The 'tape-in' connection (rca) has a button labelled "TO MAIN" which does that. If it is pressed audio goes to all (headphones, main, tape-out). Depressed it goes only to the headphones.
If I am connecting this Mackie mixer to a camera to record video do I need an interface? Or does this have a built in interface, is the same true for using the RCA tape out to go directly to a computer to record?
So I just got this mixer in the mail, I set it up and am trying to use it, but when I turn the volume of on speakers or headphones I hear a tiny bit of white noise. Can anyone help me with this possibly?
If I am correct...... you could use the headphones out as a output which also has a independent level control aka headphone volume. Do I have this correct?
+Jarhead6 you could use the mixer in this video with an USB adapter or cable that interfaces your computer. Really almost any mixer with multiple XLR inputs should work
I won't be getting that mixer but there are lots of good reviews here so check em out. This is my friend's review of that mixer th-cam.com/video/PwM-lfbrR-Q/w-d-xo.html
Tias Henckel Holtse check out my review of the Behringer Q802USB, the x2442USB isn't going to be much different other than it's bigger, with more channels.
+Jp games you can go in analog via the line input on your computer or get a A/D converter like the iMic podhelp.me/imicamazon (affiliate link) which might have a cleaner sound than your built in sound card.
Couldn't tell you. You wouldn't want to hear me sing;) That said, it doesn't matter if you talk or sing, it will have the same results. Set it up correctly and it will be good.
@@TheBrothers759 ummmm no. That is a mix output, you can't control what leaves that channel unlike a true aux which allows you to select which channels leave the out. Soooo, I'm lol now? ;) Thanks for watching.
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I have used Mackie's for more years than I care to admit. I use them for gigs and I use them for recording, and I use them as sub mixers in the signal chain! Mackie is NOT kidding when they say that they are built like a tank. When you are doing gigs - if they are not tough (and I mean tough) they are going to let you down. If they don't have enough head room - they will let you down, if they can't keep working when dropped, and yanked, they will let you down. Mackie has NEVER ever let me down. They are very quiet (no internal noise, NO scratchy pots, SOLID connections - even after YEARS of use). I have had lots of things fail on stage, cables, mics, power cables, but never a Mackie. You still want to treat your equipment well and take care of it, but gigging on stage, loading in and loading out? Things can happen (and unfortunately do). OK, I have written enough, get a Mackie, they won't let you down, and will always sound great!!
Thanks for sharing your experience, Cynthia. I would agree. Only issue I ever had with one was an early model USB version and the phantom power switch has a loose connection and the USB had a hum which Mackie acknowledge and fixed in the next generation. But I have still used the same mixer for live shows and it handled everything I threw at it. Great stuff.
Nice job, Ray! I'm gearing up to make a mixer purchase and your recent episodes have been really helpful.
Curtis Judd oh cool, great to hear! What are leaning towards and are you starting a podcast!?;)
Ray Ortega I'd like to be able to do a mix minus so that I can do interviews and I'm intrigued by the Onyx preamps. Too bad this one doesn't have the aux send. But I'd be willing to go up to the next model (802VLZ4). Or perhaps I should hold out and get a mixer I can use for mixing films that integrates with DAWs (which I totally understand is a completely different league).
I like your focus on the preamps and build quality. Those are my highest priorities as well. I've toyed with the idea of a podcast but not quite sure where to start or how to fit that in with my YT channel.
Curtis Judd cool. I think I might have bugged you once to start a DSLR one with me and if I had more time I might bug you again to do it;) Usually with a mixer, you have to buy something that does much more than you need it to do in order to get all the features you need. Like getting a massive number of channels to get all the aux sends you need etc. A digital mixer is an area I haven't look into very much. I have used some firewire stuff that works with DAWs but on a pretty limited basis, mainly just to record multichannel. I haven't done any real mixing via a mixer into a DAW.
@Erlinda Tagala Nope, nobody cares.
Nice video! Great review. Fantastic lighting, DOF, focus pulls, audio etc. You made me enjoy watching this because the video was well put together yet smart and casual. I just bought this mixer and I'm excited to put it to work. Will be using it in conjunction with a Zoom H4n that I already own and use for mobile purposes. The Zoom will give me the USB interface I need while the Mackie provides a simple, bullet proof analog mixing solution.
Stoked!
+Brock Boot wow, amazing feedback, thanks so much Brock! Congrats on the new mixer, I love this little tank. You may want to consider skipping the computer and just recording into the H4n. That would be my preferred method but you might be doing additional things that require the computer.
Your welcome man! Keep it up!
Yes, I need the PC because I'm using the H4 usb interface for my Rode xlr shotgun mic to work as a live steaming mic (skype, hangouts, gaming, etc...). The mixer allows me to run skype/hangouts audio from my laptop, game or program audio on my desktop, and a live monitor from the H4 into my ears all at once. The key is that I'm able to to record the chat signal separate from the game/program audio on the primary computer.
Your solution would be fantastic for recording though and I will likely do that if I ever take things mobile for podcasting!
So breaking out of the $100 range, it appears the Mackie ProFX4v2 looks like a real winner. Has everything the mackie 402vlz4 does but with an fx send, equalizer, and a bit more goodness. Seems like the more sensible route for me anyways.
+Bradley Hanstad yes but with lesser preamps. I haven't tested it yet but I know on the Mackie Mix series which also has non-Onyx preamps, they are still nice and clean just about 10db weaker.
+Ray Ortega Gotcha, I personally will be fine as I plan to pair my RE320 with a DBX 286s.
+Bradley Hanstad awesome, then yes you'll be golden. Should be an awesome setup. Have fun!
+Ray Ortega I really appreciate all of your videos and information, I actually only just found it, but that one feature (aux send) was something I had pushed out of my mind when I was getting down to actually purchasing this new setup. Big help as I do some different setups depending on event/location/etc.
+Bradley Hanstad thanks again!
Hello i watched all the video of sub 100 dollar mixer. Which one has the better mic preamp, the behringer (xenyx) or the mackie mix 8(not onyx)? Also is there a big difference in the sound quality of mackie mix 8 and 402vlz4? Thanks
Been a long time since I had these mixers but I'd mostly choose Mackie over Behringer though if the Behringer has options you need, they've always done a good job for me.
Great video!! Though i need help.
So whats more versatile and sound quality between VLZ4 and profx.
I'm about to buy either the 802VLZ4 or the Profx8v2.
Intended use:
- For broadcast (plug into an i.p. console which is a basic and pre-programed, only control is volume and mute, hence needing the preamp and mixer)
- m.c. live shows e.g. weddings, balls and even trivia nights with the use of ipod input but mainly focusing on microphone.
Optional use:
(and would be nice)
To plug to the computer for voice overs, even might start doing pod-casting from home.
Microphone being used is:
- live: Wireless digital beta 58a.
- Radio: sennheiser md421 ii and/or shure beta 58a or sm58
To be honest i don't care about the fx part, the eq looks handy in a way but no drama. It just had an upper hand due to USB.
I could get smaller units but i like to have the extra inputs.
I've done that much research comparing Yamaha mg10xu, A and H zedi10fx and my head is going crazy.
What do you reckon.
And p.s. thanks heaps for taking the time out to read and respond
Awesome video!
Question, please- Is it possible to do a mix-minus with a Mackie Mix12fx (it does not have ‘aux’ dials and ‘aux send’, but it does have ‘fx’ dials and an ‘fx send’.
Thanks, Darrel and yes! The FX is another send and will work the same.
How come there is no reverb included on the mixer?
Thanks again Ray
Can I use this with Amp speakers...
I'm not 100% sure of the question but you can output the main outs of this mixer using 1/4" cables to speakers.
Ray, not really related to this video topic, but why did you choose to use a lavalier over using your boom microphone?
I use the lav a lot cause it's really easy. Let's me move around if necessary. So setups are quicker and I can run the lav directly into the camera and still get great audio.
Thanks Ray! That makes sense.
Congratulations. Your explained veery clear and very professional. Thanks alot.
Congratulations you have only one spelling mistake.
hey Ray are you able to pull up the knobs to clean underneath? im getting crackeling when i adjust levels on my input
Thanks, I didn't check that. Definitely see if you can clean it out or even tell if there is a loose wire or maybe check the cable and it's connections.
Hey Ray - Thanks for your video, you do a great job. If I used a Y-cable from the output could I go directly into a DSLR camera input to capture mixed audio for videos? I have a Zoom H4N but this seems it could be more straight forward. If you have done a video on the Zoom H4N, I've missed it somehow. I'm needing to capture a vocal mic and a guitar mic. I really appreciate your time sir. Faith Hope Peace - Bruce.
+Ten til Two Music that would be line level into your DSLR and that's too "hot." I wouldn't suggest it. This old video shows my setup with the H4n which would allow you to input both a vocal mic. and a guitar mic. th-cam.com/video/lJYdjHbnrV0Y/w-d-xo.htmlou have the same issue with line level but an attenuation cable can make it work.
Hey Ray,
Very helpful review of the Mackie 402VLZ4 Mixer.
I've been looking into the Mackie Mixers and had a question for you. I wanted to know between the 402VLZ4 and Mix8 series, which mixer would best suit a karaoke system? The system is made up of a laptop, 2 XLR mics and basic speakers. Thanks.
Great video. I know you briefly explained how it's not a usb. So how would i go about hooking the mixer up to my computer if possible. What cables would I need ?
Owen Kelly thanks. There is an "iMic" listed here thepodcastersstudio.com/mackie-402vlz4-mixer/ in the "Not As Good" section, that is an easy way to get it into the computer and you'd connect the mixer and iMic using a cable like this podhelp.me/hosayinsert3ft (referral links)
Thanks Ray for this video! Me and my friend are starting a podcast together and we are probably buy the Mackie 402vlz. I'm just wandering.. I saw that there's just one output for the headset. How can we both have our headset plugged in?
You need a headphone amplifier like this one that is affordable and good podhelp.me/HA400amazon
Hey Ray, this was a great series of videos!! I'm purchasing a Mackie 402VLZ4 following your recommendation, however the Griffin iMic is hard to come by in Australia. Would the Behringer UCA222 be a good alternative? Or could you recommend something else? Cheers :)
UCA222 is about the cheapest option. Haven't tried it, but it has unbalanced INs like the Griffin thingy. I expect that these days many laptops have about the same quality with inbuilt sound card. The Mackie Onyx preamps are about the best in their class. To match those, check Focusrite, Steinberg or one of those 2 channel interfaces around 100 bucks. There is a Mackie mixer with usb built in, but with lesser preamps.
I appreciate the reply mate! Can you recommend another option? :) I might try my PC sound card first and then look for another option if it's no good
Shame it don't have Aux Send, and the Mix8 have it but the Output level is so short...
What about the ZMX862 from Alto Professional, have you ever tested it?
Thanks,
Keep with the good work!
Hello Ray. Thanks for the video. I am just preparing for my Podcast. I have purchased the Heil PR 40 Dynamic microphone. Will this mixer work for me if I am also planning to interview people over Skype or Telephone?
Looks like I wrote my question too early. Seems that I may want to go to the Mix8.
If you were just going to connect to Skype and use Skype recording software then this mixer would work. But if you want to add sound fx, other audio clips or use an external recorder as a back up or primary then you'd need something with an Aux send like the Mix8 in order to do a proper mix-minus setup.
Is it possible to use the tape in and then channels 3/4 at the same time?
Yes, tape-in has its own level control. 3&4 are together to make a stereo channel. (The tape-in controls are placed above the 3/4 level knob to save space.)
I'm just wondering I have a Tascam DP 04 my question is I only have two inputs quarter-inch can I use the two output left and right to plug into my Tascam to record effects from the Mackie board onto my Tascam
Hello! I wonder if this is also good for musicians?
Thanks for the review. Do you know if all of the knobs (gain, level, main mix, EQ, etc.) have "pauses" at the U (unity gain) spots, so you can know for sure you're stopping at exactly the right spot if you want no change in signal level or EQ?
By "pause" I of course mean a little notch where it sort of stops turning once you get exactly to the center or "U", like you often find on L/R balance knobs.
+versusversus good question. It's called the knob's "detent" position and you can feel it click once it's there. I've been looking for the last 20 minutes and can't find the answer and unfortunately my memory is too bad to remember. I would think so because it's built so well but I didn't see it listed in the manual so I can't say yes or not. Wish I could be of more help. Thanks for watching!
EQs tape-level and phones nobs have detents - none of the larger knobs nor the gains have detents on the 402VLZ4
Is it possible to choose which input will go to the main mix and which one to the headphone output? In one input I have a click track which I would like to hear in the headphone output, but I would not like to hear it in the main mix to which the audio recorder is connected.
The 'tape-in' connection (rca) has a button labelled "TO MAIN" which does that. If it is pressed audio goes to all (headphones, main, tape-out). Depressed it goes only to the headphones.
If I am connecting this Mackie mixer to a camera to record video do I need an interface? Or does this have a built in interface, is the same true for using the RCA tape out to go directly to a computer to record?
Does this mixer has effects for microphones like delays...????
No, this is a very stripped down mixer that just does it one job really well.
Can You put 18-inch amplified speakers and what impedance these speakers should handle each
So I just got this mixer in the mail, I set it up and am trying to use it, but when I turn the volume of on speakers or headphones I hear a tiny bit of white noise. Can anyone help me with this possibly?
If I am correct...... you could use the headphones out as a output which also has a independent level control aka headphone volume. Do I have this correct?
Yes you could do that if you needed to.
I am looking mixer that I can run two mics from the same computer and broadcast with google hangout. any ideas? thanks
+Jarhead6 you could use the mixer in this video with an USB adapter or cable that interfaces your computer. Really almost any mixer with multiple XLR inputs should work
Ray Ortega thanks Ray! I really appreciate it!
So is this a powered mixer
can I use this for 2 Mackie powered speakers to play threw ? since their powered and this has a separate power supply would it work ?
I don't think the mixer will power speakers. I think the speakers have to have their own power//amp
i like your reviews, can you review the Yamaha AG06 please...
I won't be getting that mixer but there are lots of good reviews here so check em out. This is my friend's review of that mixer th-cam.com/video/PwM-lfbrR-Q/w-d-xo.html
so between mackee onyx and behringer xynix which is better and Quieter preAmp ?
juliano khoshaba they both sound great, but next year the Mackie will still work. In 5 years, it’ll also still work.
Do u think this mixer is good for in ear monitor systems?
Haven't really used in ear before so I can't say
Can I use this when I dj?
Sure but it depends on your setup/needs. If it has the inputs and outputs you need then it will work.
Could you review the behringer x2442usb?
Tias Henckel Holtse check out my review of the Behringer Q802USB, the x2442USB isn't going to be much different other than it's bigger, with more channels.
Hi!! please I nedd an spanish manual. or an spanish video. thank you so much
How do u connect the mixer to your computer?
+Jp games you can go in analog via the line input on your computer or get a A/D converter like the iMic podhelp.me/imicamazon (affiliate link) which might have a cleaner sound than your built in sound card.
the computer to the mixer - output from the headphone jack on the pc to the mixer
How is it Singing ?
Couldn't tell you. You wouldn't want to hear me sing;) That said, it doesn't matter if you talk or sing, it will have the same results. Set it up correctly and it will be good.
Pesky footage... it probably walked off on you like that logo. Nice job buddy!
***** lol, thanks Adam! But what logo?
Ray Ortega The logo on that mixer is of a pesky guy running away with your footage. Evidence is in the pudding!
***** ah ha! That little guy. Guess he isn't a "slow runner" or else I might have caught him;)
isn't the tape in and out the aux send lmfao
Okay yeah it is lol.
@@TheBrothers759 ummmm no. That is a mix output, you can't control what leaves that channel unlike a true aux which allows you to select which channels leave the out. Soooo, I'm lol now? ;) Thanks for watching.
en español necesito saver mas de esta consola
you look like magneto
Thanks. Guess I have next years Halloween costume ;)
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