Hi Aaron, Do you use this much? I have a question about the Auxiliary mix if you have time? In general I love this thing but I come across issues when pushing it! It seems that I can't have the volume all the way down on a channel on the main mix and send the signal to the auxiliary mix. I wanted to have one mic in channel 1 go to the main mix and one mic in channel 2 go to the aux mix for looping purposes. So I turn the volume down on the main mix for channel two and turn the volume up on the aux mix. No sound comes through unless I bring channel 2's main mix back up. Have you noticed that issue?
Hi! I use it quite a lot. If I ever need extra inputs on my QSC speaker I take this and connect it to the 2nd input. It really sounds incredible. I have not tried to use it in the way that you are describing though. I would reach out the EAE. They are good people.
Thx Aaron, I did and they've told me to make the Aux pre-fader. I haven't had a chance to look into it since but this should fix the issue, though I'm wondering if it'll just be dry un eqd signal now. Anyways, all fun and games. It's a little beast of a thing. @@aaronshortmusic
Hi Aaron, great video, I watched your video and purchased this recently, I have a question, I recently installed a schatten hfn passive pick up and I notice that it does not work at all with the stompmix, do you have similar experience with this issue?
thank you for responding! pickup works straight to the amp yamaha stagepass, and also with lr baggs gig pro pre amp, it sounds great as is but I really enjoy using the stompmix, I will reach out to them@@aaronshortmusic
Do you remember what the second pickup you used in this video was? You mentioned it was a magnetic with a mic and it sounded fantastic in this video. Would really be interested to know what it was. Thanks!
Thanks for the video! Looks like a very cool product! I want to add a second pickup to my electro acoustic guitar (I wanna add a magnetic pickup, and my guitar already got a piezo). I'd like to use the magnetic pickup for some fuzz, overdrive and synthetizer sounds. Should I plug the cable out of my magnetic pickup directly into my effects pedals and into the stomp mix 4, or both pickups into the stomp mix 4 and then to my pedals... I don't know what to think about it. I'm still a newbie in electronics and mixers... Thanks! :)
I ended up buying two of these. They’re useful in and out of the studio for different routing thru my Apollo. I’ve also use them with my rupert neves 5017 I wish the balanced outputs were out when I purchased these, though I just use a line shifter. I thought we were going to have a bunch of updates by now but there’s still only one that shimmer reverb. Definitely disappointing. On that front. I was hoping for more effects, and maybe even a guitar tuner. Overall happy though who is very innovative to come out with a legit mixer this compact
I wasn’t expecting any updates. I always see them as a bonus with a product like this. From a practical point they are just outstanding units. I use the GigMix these days.
@@aaronshortmusic yeah for applications that you use them for they can’t be beat. That’s why I probably won’t ever sell it. Edit I wish I had them. When I was using primarily acoustic with multiple pick ups, would’ve saved me all kinds of headaches and money lol. Which brings me to the fender, acoustic sonic, single most innovative gear I’ve ever used.!
@@aaronshortmusic just checked it out. Bad ass! For right now I’m using acousticsonic telecaster with D Addario nickel bronze. They work well with electric and acoustic. Sounds FYI I pretty much use them on all my guitars now however, they do break easier I find. I do miss phosphorous Bron strings now when playing chords, but it’s a trade-off for electric sound. I might as well mention that I play with a farmer foot drum and have a full band sound. No loops. Come to think of it that might be the single most innovative game changer for me. It’s completely changed my whole approach to being a solo artist live, and in the studio. You seriously do not need anybody else with that drum. Lol it’s crazy. Do you know Cam Cole by the way? I want it a farmerfoot drum for a while but when I heard his music and what he’s doing with it, it finally made me shell out $3500.
Do you think this would work well with one of these outputs going into a full electric guitar pedalboard rig and into a tube amp? I want to use this as the interface for running my sax (via sm57) and an electric guitar into my pedalboard and either into a stereo tube amp set up or directly into a PA. Thanks for the video!
Hi Brad. Thank you for watching. I have not tried the Bose but I have heard good things about it. I would decide how important portability is to you and check the specs of each unit and then take it from there. They are both excellent products.
@@aaronshortmusic Ok. Plethora has stereo inputs. can i go stereo (with 2 mono cables) out from mixer to these 2 inputs of Plethora x5 multiefect? sorry for to much questions but i need help. PS. i know maybe quad cOrtex would solve my 2 ickups in terms of EQ and Effects too, and have all in one solution. But maybe the solution with this mixer for pickups and Plethora for effects would be a good way to go too. Whats yur opinion on both? TNX
So it’s an effects board and a mixer how do I use it with a looper ? I could see this being a godsend if I can find a way to use it with my Aeros looper
You can edit the parameters of the reverb. You could lower the mix and raise the decay etc so you can create a lot of different styles of reverb. You are correct about the shimmer but I didn’t have it yet as the firmware updater only supports windows at this time and I use a Mac.
@@aaronshortmusic so, I already have a Strymon Iridium at the end of my chain. What I'm looking for is a way to calibrate all my patches not just at volume level but at loudness level....I currently come out of my Iridium into a Mackie 402VLZ4 4-channel mixer, then to front of house. I'd like to have a more refined way of calibrating my patches that take into consideration not just level, but loudness.
@@aaronshortmusic last question....is this a DI in and of itself, or would I need to come out of this into something like a Radial then on to front of house?
This is very cool, perfect for some of my gigs. If it were also able to be used as a usb interface that would be even better.
That would be cool. It’s a great product!
Wow! Seems like a wonderful product!!
Great review, that looks pretty nifty. Just had a look and seen their amps too, have you tried them out? Would be cool to see a video about those.
Great video, very informative and the mixer looks and sounds great!
Hi Aaron, Do you use this much? I have a question about the Auxiliary mix if you have time? In general I love this thing but I come across issues when pushing it! It seems that I can't have the volume all the way down on a channel on the main mix and send the signal to the auxiliary mix. I wanted to have one mic in channel 1 go to the main mix and one mic in channel 2 go to the aux mix for looping purposes. So I turn the volume down on the main mix for channel two and turn the volume up on the aux mix. No sound comes through unless I bring channel 2's main mix back up. Have you noticed that issue?
Hi! I use it quite a lot. If I ever need extra inputs on my QSC speaker I take this and connect it to the 2nd input. It really sounds incredible. I have not tried to use it in the way that you are describing though. I would reach out the EAE. They are good people.
Thx Aaron, I did and they've told me to make the Aux pre-fader. I haven't had a chance to look into it since but this should fix the issue, though I'm wondering if it'll just be dry un eqd signal now. Anyways, all fun and games. It's a little beast of a thing. @@aaronshortmusic
Hi Aaron, great video, I watched your video and purchased this recently, I have a question, I recently installed a schatten hfn passive pick up and I notice that it does not work at all with the stompmix, do you have similar experience with this issue?
I never tried it but that makes no sense. I would make sure the pickup is working.
thank you for responding! pickup works straight to the amp yamaha stagepass, and also with lr baggs gig pro pre amp, it sounds great as is but I really enjoy using the stompmix, I will reach out to them@@aaronshortmusic
@@demetrioskehagias2094 It makes no sense! Let us know what the result is.
Do you remember what the second pickup you used in this video was? You mentioned it was a magnetic with a mic and it sounded fantastic in this video. Would really be interested to know what it was. Thanks!
I do not but I reviewed the Schertler Magnetico AG6 with mic attachment two years ago so it was probably that!
Thanks for the video! Looks like a very cool product!
I want to add a second pickup to my electro acoustic guitar (I wanna add a magnetic pickup, and my guitar already got a piezo).
I'd like to use the magnetic pickup for some fuzz, overdrive and synthetizer sounds.
Should I plug the cable out of my magnetic pickup directly into my effects pedals and into the stomp mix 4, or both pickups into the stomp mix 4 and then to my pedals... I don't know what to think about it. I'm still a newbie in electronics and mixers...
Thanks! :)
Hey. Try running the mag into the pedals and then to the mixer. It really is great for that. Let us know if you get one and how you get on.
I ended up buying two of these. They’re useful in and out of the studio for different routing thru my Apollo. I’ve also use them with my rupert neves 5017 I wish the balanced outputs were out when I purchased these, though I just use a line shifter. I thought we were going to have a bunch of updates by now but there’s still only one that shimmer reverb. Definitely disappointing. On that front. I was hoping for more effects, and maybe even a guitar tuner. Overall happy though who is very innovative to come out with a legit mixer this compact
I wasn’t expecting any updates. I always see them as a bonus with a product like this. From a practical point they are just outstanding units. I use the GigMix these days.
@@aaronshortmusic yeah for applications that you use them for they can’t be beat. That’s why I probably won’t ever sell it. Edit I wish I had them. When I was using primarily acoustic with multiple pick ups, would’ve saved me all kinds of headaches and money lol. Which brings me to the fender, acoustic sonic, single most innovative gear I’ve ever used.!
@@MITCH1221 Have you seen the Cole Clark Hybrid yet?
@@aaronshortmusic just checked it out. Bad ass! For right now I’m using acousticsonic telecaster with D Addario nickel bronze. They work well with electric and acoustic. Sounds FYI I pretty much use them on all my guitars now however, they do break easier I find. I do miss phosphorous Bron strings now when playing chords, but it’s a trade-off for electric sound. I might as well mention that I play with a farmer foot drum and have a full band sound. No loops. Come to think of it that might be the single most innovative game changer for me. It’s completely changed my whole approach to being a solo artist live, and in the studio. You seriously do not need anybody else with that drum. Lol it’s crazy. Do you know Cam Cole by the way? I want it a farmerfoot drum for a while but when I heard his music and what he’s doing with it, it finally made me shell out $3500.
@@MITCH1221 Very cool. It’s nice to add some oomph to a solo performance.
My question is does the usb on the back allow it to be a sound card too?
No. The USB is for updating the unit.
Hi great review. I see it DC 12v 500mA is that center Positive ?
Thanks! The manual says: DC 12V 500mA or Higher - Current Draw: 400 mA
Yes Center Positive
Do you think this would work well with one of these outputs going into a full electric guitar pedalboard rig and into a tube amp? I want to use this as the interface for running my sax (via sm57) and an electric guitar into my pedalboard and either into a stereo tube amp set up or directly into a PA.
Thanks for the video!
Hi Aaron. How does this compare with for example the Bose Tonematch T1?
Hi Brad. Thank you for watching. I have not tried the Bose but I have heard good things about it. I would decide how important portability is to you and check the specs of each unit and then take it from there. They are both excellent products.
If i have a dual pickup system and mix the 2 pickups in this pedal and adjust it.. how do i connect my effects (TC Plethora X5) with this?
I would probably run from the output of the mixer into the input of the Plethora. That way you are using the mixer as a preamp.
@@aaronshortmusic Ok. Plethora has stereo inputs. can i go stereo (with 2 mono cables) out from mixer to these 2 inputs of Plethora x5 multiefect? sorry for to much questions but i need help. PS. i know maybe quad cOrtex would solve my 2 ickups in terms of EQ and Effects too, and have all in one solution. But maybe the solution with this mixer for pickups and Plethora for effects would be a good way to go too. Whats yur opinion on both? TNX
@@001mladen You could do it that way. A Quad Cortex would be easier and my choice.
So it’s an effects board and a mixer how do I use it with a looper ? I could see this being a godsend if I can find a way to use it with my Aeros looper
Run the looper into it.
Is this powerable by a pedal power or something like that that gives 9v power?
DC 12V 500mA or Higher
Can i have 3 pickups and plug one into XLR?
Yes that is what you would use this for.
Are there different types of reverb (Hall, room, plate,...) with the latest update they added Shimmer. Thx
You can edit the parameters of the reverb. You could lower the mix and raise the decay etc so you can create a lot of different styles of reverb. You are correct about the shimmer but I didn’t have it yet as the firmware updater only supports windows at this time and I use a Mac.
The blue encoders seems to be very loose, no ?
It’s just the design. I never had a problem with them.
And does it have bypass?
Hi Garrett. What would you want to bypass? The effects can be turned on an off.
Very nice video. I think that would fit the bill!
It’s very impressive! Thanks for watching.
Could I put this at the end of my chain on a electric guitar stereo pedal board to sit right before going to front of house?
Hi Gary! I answered this on todays ‘Gear Chat’. Cheers!
@@aaronshortmusic cool! Is that posted yet?
@@aaronshortmusic so, I already have a Strymon Iridium at the end of my chain. What I'm looking for is a way to calibrate all my patches not just at volume level but at loudness level....I currently come out of my Iridium into a Mackie 402VLZ4 4-channel mixer, then to front of house. I'd like to have a more refined way of calibrating my patches that take into consideration not just level, but loudness.
@@garyclements6946 Then yes it would work for that. It would replace your current mixer.
@@aaronshortmusic last question....is this a DI in and of itself, or would I need to come out of this into something like a Radial then on to front of house?