Comments on: Own Behringer Gear? Watch This. http://www.MixMyMusic.net/behringer-gear-watch/ Home of independent Mix Engineer, Record Producer & Recording Engineer Christian Cummings Wed, 18 Aug 2010 09:38:21 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc By: Christian Cummings http://www.MixMyMusic.net/behringer-gear-watch/comment-page-1/#comment-1729 Christian Cummings Tue, 04 Aug 2009 03:15:14 +0000 http://www.mixmymusic.net/?p=905#comment-1729 Wow craig... you've got some nuts on you if you're using that thing on your mixes. Wow craig… you’ve got some nuts on you if you’re using that thing on your mixes.

]]> By: craig http://www.MixMyMusic.net/behringer-gear-watch/comment-page-1/#comment-1672 craig Fri, 31 Jul 2009 18:49:09 +0000 http://www.mixmymusic.net/?p=905#comment-1672 secret weapon: Behringer "edison". nuff said. secret weapon: Behringer “edison”.

nuff said.

]]> By: Albert Chambers http://www.MixMyMusic.net/behringer-gear-watch/comment-page-1/#comment-313 Albert Chambers Fri, 12 Dec 2008 17:24:36 +0000 http://www.mixmymusic.net/?p=905#comment-313 This is such a debatable topic...but I believe that it's important to have generic soulless gear at times. It's what helps us develop and create new was to make a piece of music have character. That cheap behringer mixer you recently bought makes allot of noise...so no you have to figure out how that useless can add personality too your track...like a vinyl record scratching...LOL! You know what I mean. Actually I did have an instance in the studio where the bass player insisted in using his DI...a well known brand that sounds like radio...anyhow, I thought it was a little noisy for my taste and thought maybe it was faulty. One of my employees had the same one...so we plug it in....same noise. I reached over and grabbed a Behringer Active DI I had laying around and voila... silence. This surprised the crap out of me, cause the mixers are crazy noisy. Loved the video great stuff. p.s. great sounding mixes! Albi This is such a debatable topic…but I believe that it’s important to have generic soulless gear at times. It’s what helps us develop and create new was to make a piece of music have character. That cheap behringer mixer you recently bought makes allot of noise…so no you have to figure out how that useless can add personality too your track…like a vinyl record scratching…LOL! You know what I mean.
Actually I did have an instance in the studio where the bass player insisted in using his DI…a well known brand that sounds like radio…anyhow, I thought it was a little noisy for my taste and thought maybe it was faulty. One of my employees had the same one…so we plug it in….same noise. I reached over and grabbed a Behringer Active DI I had laying around and voila… silence. This surprised the crap out of me, cause the mixers are crazy noisy.
Loved the video great stuff.
p.s.
great sounding mixes!
Albi

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