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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- John Young talks to John Schauer of Yamaha Pro Audio about the new MG Series of mixers from Yamaha Pro Audio.
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For more than a century, Yamaha has been building a legacy of superior craftsmanship and innovation exemplified in all of our products, from an unrivalled catalog of world-class musical instruments to touring-grade professional audio. Now in its third incarnation, the MG Series embodies this pursuit of design excellence, and incorporates some of the same technologies developed for use in high-end professional consoles, including studio-quality preamps, powerful digital processing, and a rugged, reliable construction.
With an intuitive, easy-to-use interface, the MG Series boasts an extensive lineup of compact mixing consoles with models ranging from six to twenty channels, suitable for a diverse range of users and applications. For installed, recording, or live music settings, the solid construction and flexible design of these consoles lets you shape your sound with confidence, continually delivering peak performance and a level of sound quality and reliability unrivalled in its class.
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Awesome!!!!, after pre-ordered on the beginning of March, I am going to pick my brand new Yamaha MG16XU up, I can't wait.....
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Good info!
@ 1:15, talk about double speak.
"One of the few things was customers thought that the plastic chaste was cheap feeling, although plastic was a cheaper way of (making things) doing things".
how is this double talk?
He's basically saying,
"you can cut corners, but if some cutting corners affect the feel and comfort, even though it does
not affect the performance, it's better to keep what feels right, if it doesn't affect the performance,
because it helps the workflow and interest in the mixer"
my mx20xu feels plastic, but it may be light thin metal.
either way, it doesn't matter cause it stays in my rack 24/7
"Previous generations of MGs had a plastic chassis, some customers thought that it made it feel cheap some how, although it was the cheapest option (for the company, this option it lowered manufacturing cost and raised profits) we've gone back to the (higher manufacturing costing and profit lowering option, due to customers demand) metal chassis."
Spin (double talk) cheapness how ever you like, saying that plastic is the same as metal doesn't make it so. It's like saying bronze is the same as gold and you'll pay the same price per ounce for an inferior option.
Same people like their gear to be built like a tank, regardless if it's going on the road or not. Pro-Audio gear should feel professional and metal chassis feel very professional grade.
joos
problem is these can not power 80 ohm headphones properly? the output impedance of the phone jack is 40ohm. if i'm correct
I would like to record channel 1 for vocal and channel 2 for musical instrument, how do I do?
Pan channel one to the left and channel two to the right.
"Put your music right up on the cloud and let anybody (the NSA...the CIA...the FBI...) share it!"
Works for me...
ho is address
To bad they hiss and sound like crap in my opinion.. Takig mine back tomorrow!
mrdtoxxx You might have a defective one... Mine works just fine and sounds great! The biggest thing is that they are just a basic mixer.. it doesn't have much of the capability of a $1000+ board.. but it does the job! :)
Wouldnt be the first thing I got defective from Guitar Center..
wow, I was hesitant on getting this mixer, 2 years ago, because it was going to be used as my Keyboard Sub,
in my recording studio (very critical that the sound was clean, robust, and full imaging.)
It was replacing my Unique Mackie 16 Stereo Channel Mixer, I've had since 1994, which finally had issues in 2014.
but still works (That was a 20 year die-Hard Mixer).
I was going to go with an Allen Heath, but went with the Yam, because it had 20 inputs (for my many synths),
and I wanted the FX's, and the Compressors on the 1st 8 Channels were an added plus.
Now, two years later, I will say, this mixer was a very good investment in my studio.
all my synth sounds run through this warm analog board, first.
There is no need to seek Mackie anymore, for repairs, which they do not support, my Legendary LM-3204 anymore.
(their loss, big time)
Anyway, I am Happy, Happy, Happy.
NOTE: I really hate when people talk Good or Bad, without BACKING UP THEIR WORDS, in their opinion.
Here is My Back-Up:
All my Keyboard / Synth Parts in my Music Compositions on my site was recorded with my MG20UX MIXER.
www.JaxsnMusic.com
Hahaha I need Japanese man for promoting,
Horrible sound.
+The Syndicate.Info I bought one and in it's price range it sounds very good.. :)
Maybe he meant bad sound in the video. Background noise.