Allen and Heath Zed14/24 desk... any good?
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Allen and Heath Zed14/24 desk... any good?
Anyone used one of these?
http://www.allen-heath.co.uk/zed/zed-14.asp
any good?
i'm looking for an out board mixer and after owning an A&H Xone92, i believe the A&H dj mixers are quality.
but have not heard of anyone using the Zed desk yet.
opinions?
http://www.allen-heath.co.uk/zed/zed-14.asp
any good?
i'm looking for an out board mixer and after owning an A&H Xone92, i believe the A&H dj mixers are quality.
but have not heard of anyone using the Zed desk yet.
opinions?
Re: Allen and Heath Zed14/24 desk... any good?
I was just looking at these and I never knew mixing desks had usb, does that mean I could mix individual channels and it would be tracked on the daw? Like a midi controller but with the perks of using an analogue mixer?
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Re: Allen and Heath Zed14/24 desk... any good?
can you explain how this board would benefit your setup op
Re: Allen and Heath Zed14/24 desk... any good?
Nah dont think it acts as a controler it just records whatever is going in the mixer and you will be able to use a&h eq'sartlab wrote:I was just looking at these and I never knew mixing desks had usb, does that mean I could mix individual channels and it would be tracked on the daw? Like a midi controller but with the perks of using an analogue mixer?

Re: Allen and Heath Zed14/24 desk... any good?
Is there anything like what I'm asking about? I would love a desk that would act as a controller for adjusting channel levels on the desk and in the daw simultaneously, while having the warmth and analogue sound of a normal desk. Or am I over complicating things?Ennayess wrote:Nah dont think it acts as a controler it just records whatever is going in the mixer and you will be able to use a&h eq'sartlab wrote:I was just looking at these and I never knew mixing desks had usb, does that mean I could mix individual channels and it would be tracked on the daw? Like a midi controller but with the perks of using an analogue mixer?. basically a usb tape send
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Re: Allen and Heath Zed14/24 desk... any good?
you can do this using midi control change messages.artlab wrote:Is there anything like what I'm asking about? I would love a desk that would act as a controller for adjusting channel levels on the desk and in the daw simultaneously, while having the warmth and analogue sound of a normal desk. Or am I over complicating things?Ennayess wrote:Nah dont think it acts as a controler it just records whatever is going in the mixer and you will be able to use a&h eq'sartlab wrote:I was just looking at these and I never knew mixing desks had usb, does that mean I could mix individual channels and it would be tracked on the daw? Like a midi controller but with the perks of using an analogue mixer?. basically a usb tape send
Re: Allen and Heath Zed14/24 desk... any good?
Not entirely sure about that mixer but usually the cheaper desks with USB are only as I said like a tape output rather than any sort of midi control (speculating, ready to say i'm wrong). I really dont know if there is something affordable in what you are after but i do know they exist... I use an SSL AWS 924 in college and it is the shit son but dont come cheap ey. maybe have a scan about and tell us all about itSinisterbeats wrote:you can do this using midi control change messages.artlab wrote:Is there anything like what I'm asking about? I would love a desk that would act as a controller for adjusting channel levels on the desk and in the daw simultaneously, while having the warmth and analogue sound of a normal desk. Or am I over complicating things?Ennayess wrote:Nah dont think it acts as a controler it just records whatever is going in the mixer and you will be able to use a&h eq'sartlab wrote:I was just looking at these and I never knew mixing desks had usb, does that mean I could mix individual channels and it would be tracked on the daw? Like a midi controller but with the perks of using an analogue mixer?. basically a usb tape send

Re: Allen and Heath Zed14/24 desk... any good?
I'm pretty sure there is a tascam desk like this with midi.
Why not just get an apc or something?
Do you need the 6 mic ins?
Why not just get an apc or something?
Do you need the 6 mic ins?

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Re: Allen and Heath Zed14/24 desk... any good?
Do you mean something like this?artlab wrote:Is there anything like what I'm asking about? I would love a desk that would act as a controller for adjusting channel levels on the desk and in the daw simultaneously, while having the warmth and analogue sound of a normal desk. Or am I over complicating things?Ennayess wrote:Nah dont think it acts as a controler it just records whatever is going in the mixer and you will be able to use a&h eq'sartlab wrote:I was just looking at these and I never knew mixing desks had usb, does that mean I could mix individual channels and it would be tracked on the daw? Like a midi controller but with the perks of using an analogue mixer?. basically a usb tape send
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Re: Allen and Heath Zed14/24 desk... any good?
Or this one...
http://www.allen-heath.co.uk/zed/zed-R16.asp
Which has a 16/16 firewire interface. You can also assign midi to some of the shiznits.
Or the Korg Zero8, but thats more of a DJ/Live mixer, not really suited for studio work.
http://www.allen-heath.co.uk/zed/zed-R16.asp
Which has a 16/16 firewire interface. You can also assign midi to some of the shiznits.
Or the Korg Zero8, but thats more of a DJ/Live mixer, not really suited for studio work.
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