analog summing

[Nubus]

the past few nights i've been running some stuff i'm working on into my board on eight seperate inputs, then listening to the 2 mix off the board. it feels right setting levels with those faders and pan pots. if i can get the setup nailed and the board keeps on working i may continue to this. anybody else mixing outside the box, even if it's just stem mixes?

[puffpastry]

I SWEAR by analog summing. Once I (eventually) get a new studio built and running, I plan on adding an outboard passive summing stage. They're very simple to construct, and you can use a pair of mic preamps for the makeup gain on the final mix down.

[dagosto]

I'm with analog summing all the way. The only thing about it is that you will have to re-digitize. I would need a couple super precise converters set up and it would have to run at the same time as my interface. That may cause some problems.

[johnS]

Sweet:

http://www.mercenary.com/2buscom.html

Any preferances?

[dagosto]

this is what I'm talking about:

http://www.vintageking.com/s.nl/sc.2...t.A/id.5844/.f

[clineaudio]

I stumbled upon an article while looking for something else.
http://www.studioreviews.com/summing-box-shootout.htm

[dagosto]

Originally Posted by clineaudio

I stumbled upon an article while looking for something else.
http://www.studioreviews.com/summing-box-shootout.htm

Very cool.

[smopo24]

i hardly ever hear of people mixing in the box anymore; in a pinch you don't have much choice though.