need a Karaoke mixer

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DJ T-BONE said:
can you rack mount the Mackie ProFX8 Mixer?
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When I first bought it I found a company that made rack ears for almost every mixer brand you could imagine but then realized I didn't want to mount mine so I never looked into it further.

The profx model replaced an older series of mackie mixer that also had effects, I am sure the same accessories would work. I carry my mixer in a WorldTour bag from gig to gig.
 
jokerswild said:
Joe joe joe.... the mixer doesn't have to have digital keychange.... our software will take care of that... and the mixer I mentioned does have vocal effects...

Have I ever told you how much I hate VocoCrp products?
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I don't like them much for pro use either, which is why I said "EVEN the VocoPro mixer".

However, the OP said he was looking for a karaoke mixer. If that's the case, I have no reason to think that he uses mixing software ( no indication that he is even PC based, for that matter).

As for digital keychange: Sorry, but I haven't seen a virtual mixer that does this well so far, and DK IS a neccesity.
 
JoeChartreuse said:
I don't like them much for pro use either, which is why I said "EVEN the VocoPro mixer".

However, the OP said he was looking for a karaoke mixer. If that's the case, I have no reason to think that he uses mixing software ( no indication that he is even PC based, for that matter).

As for digital keychange: Sorry, but I haven't seen a virtual mixer that does this well so far, and DK IS a neccesity.
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i do use vdj for mixing audio.
 
DJ Cam said:
It's nearly impossible to find a decent rack mount mixer anymore.

Keychange is not needed, It will be in the software and It's not something I use anyway. Effects I use are on a seperate processor. Most onboard mixer effects are not very good.

I ran into this issue when my Yamaha MG 16/4 bit the dust.

For whatever reason manufactures have decided to put all the connections on the top of the mixer vs the back.

I decided to go with a Tascam mixer due to all the connections being on the back. I had to build a custom shelf for it to be rack mounted.

I plan to upgrade to the Allen and Heath mixwizard this year, it's reasonably priced, with all connections on the back, and rack mountable.

There just isn't anything else out there with the connections on the back so one can leave everything hooked up and not worry about it.

http://www.zzounds.com/item--AAHWZ3162DX
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The MixWiz is a GREAT lil board. I will be adding one to my fleet here very soon. It will be out on rentals more than i'll use it...But it will be money in the bank!
 
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