Thank you so much, Paul, for this video. The SSL Six mixer was so expensive when I bought it. It was a little overwhelming for me to use until your video came along. Now I am using it all the time because your video "broke the ice" for me to actually start using this great mixer. Thanks again.
I think you might be confusing the ST CUE sends with the EXT inputs (6:00 timestamp). EXT inputs 1 & 2 are for additional inputs for example your iPad or phone or anything you want added to the signal. There is no sends/output for these connection. The ST CUE sends that are located in the channel strip that you activate with "ON" switch sends the signal out of the ST CUE/ Foldback outputs on the rear panel. These outputs can be used for creating an artist headphone mix or sending a signal to an external time based processer that you can potentially return to one of the ST channels on the SIX. I am not positive about this please let me know if I am right or wrong... Thanks for posting this video!!!
I ended up getting a SoundCraft LX7II in almost new Condition......man....Im Starting to thing the Medium Sized SoundCraft Consoles are the Best on a Low Budget, Unliess you can afford a full SSL, Trident or API.......I would put my SoundCraft LX7II against...the Little Six, Big Six, Mackie, Tascam 24 or Mix Wizard any day of week...this thing is taking my Masters up to a new level Ive got 24 Clean Pres, Mixing Bay in Middle of the Board, Aux Sends and Returns, 4 Band British EQ on Each Channel and InBoard Headphone Tracking....you wont beat this unless you can go all the way up to a "High End Console"
So awesome. Old mixers are incredibly useful and will continue to be useful even as digital recording has reached it's peak. I've heard that big soundcrafts are some of the better-cheaper large format consoles out there, and I know of someone locally who uses one for analog tape recording. Thanks for sharing!
Buttons, not “buh-INS”. Button, not “buh-IN.” And it’s “mike-ruh-phone”, not “mike-ERR-phone. Jeez. Whoever taught you to speak like this has not done you a service.
Thank you so much, Paul, for this video. The SSL Six mixer was so expensive when I bought it. It was a little overwhelming for me to use until your video came along. Now I am using it all the time because your video "broke the ice" for me to actually start using this great mixer. Thanks again.
❤love the sound
Thank you so much for this video!
I think you might be confusing the ST CUE sends with the EXT inputs (6:00 timestamp). EXT inputs 1 & 2 are for additional inputs for example your iPad or phone or anything you want added to the signal. There is no sends/output for these connection. The ST CUE sends that are located in the channel strip that you activate with "ON" switch sends the signal out of the ST CUE/ Foldback outputs on the rear panel. These outputs can be used for creating an artist headphone mix or sending a signal to an external time based processer that you can potentially return to one of the ST channels on the SIX. I am not positive about this please let me know if I am right or wrong... Thanks for posting this video!!!
He’s got it right. The QUE sends outs are on the back of the unit & you typically use the EXT inputs on the top for the return signal.
Excellent tutorial. Leave Vox and Bass routed to channel 1!?!
Thanks for sharing this! :D
What about routing through the D sub
YEAH, HE DID A GREAT JOB OF NOT MENTIONING THAT..
ESPECIALLY WHEN THAT'S THE ONLY WAY TO GET OUT 8 CHANNELS, REGARDLESS IF YOU ONLY USE 2..
I ended up getting a SoundCraft LX7II in almost new Condition......man....Im Starting to thing the Medium Sized SoundCraft Consoles are the Best on a Low Budget, Unliess you can afford a full SSL, Trident or API.......I would put my SoundCraft LX7II against...the Little Six, Big Six, Mackie, Tascam 24 or Mix Wizard any day of week...this thing is taking my Masters up to a new level
Ive got 24 Clean Pres, Mixing Bay in Middle of the Board, Aux Sends and Returns, 4 Band British EQ on Each Channel and InBoard Headphone Tracking....you wont beat this unless you can go all the way up to a "High End Console"
So awesome. Old mixers are incredibly useful and will continue to be useful even as digital recording has reached it's peak. I've heard that big soundcrafts are some of the better-cheaper large format consoles out there, and I know of someone locally who uses one for analog tape recording. Thanks for sharing!
Buttons, not “buh-INS”. Button, not “buh-IN.” And it’s “mike-ruh-phone”, not “mike-ERR-phone. Jeez. Whoever taught you to speak like this has not done you a service.