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Rolls mini mix 4 stereo mixer-mx44s
« on: September 05, 2010, 04:42:51 PM »
Does anyone have any experiance with he Rolls (mx44s) mini mix stereo 4 channel mixer?  I want to run two sets of mics, cards and omnis with 1/8" inputs, into a Sony pcm-m10.  Do I just set the levels on the reorder at unity, and adjust the mixer?  Any advice would help.
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Re: Rolls mini mix 4 stereo mixer-mx44s
« Reply #1 on: September 14, 2010, 01:29:11 AM »
no
but I'd stay away from any tiny Rolls mixers

you might find some other small mixers at a decent price- stay away from behringer and rolls
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Re: Rolls mini mix 4 stereo mixer-mx44s
« Reply #2 on: September 14, 2010, 11:45:08 PM »
ok
thanx for the reply...haven't tried it yet at a show.  I don't want to screw up a good show with a bad product.  Thanx again.

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Re: Rolls mini mix 4 stereo mixer-mx44s
« Reply #3 on: September 15, 2010, 03:18:27 AM »
ok
thanx for the reply...haven't tried it yet at a show.  I don't want to screw up a good show with a bad product.  Thanx again.

likely it would work but not be the best route to acheive good results
you would optimally like a mixer that you can solo channels on  so you can hear each pair of mics and differences in the mix - especially when you are mixing on the fly.

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Re: Rolls mini mix 4 stereo mixer-mx44s
« Reply #4 on: September 23, 2010, 05:33:57 PM »
Recorded Toubab Krewe and Railroad Earth last night at the Wilma Theatre, in Missoula, MT.  I used a Sony PCM-m10, Rolls 4 channel stereo mixer, battery modules, to mix my microphone madness: sennheiser driven omni and card mics.  the show sounds pretty good.  I set the Pcm- M10 at 4.5 and the Rolls mixer at 4 for both sets of mics.  Levels are good and the sound is good too, maybe a little muddy.  No additional noise pollution from the mixer and no brickwalling.  I'm not used to recording with omnis, so I am not sure how much better the overall sound would be compared to a single set of cards.  I think some more recordings will be needed, but overall ok and recommended.
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Re: Rolls mini mix 4 stereo mixer-mx44s
« Reply #5 on: September 25, 2010, 03:19:53 AM »
Recorded Toubab Krewe and Railroad Earth last night at the Wilma Theatre, in Missoula, MT.  I used a Sony PCM-m10, Rolls 4 channel stereo mixer, battery modules, to mix my microphone madness: sennheiser driven omni and card mics.  the show sounds pretty good.  I set the Pcm- M10 at 4.5 and the Rolls mixer at 4 for both sets of mics.  Levels are good and the sound is good too, maybe a little muddy.  No additional noise pollution from the mixer and no brickwalling.  I'm not used to recording with omnis, so I am not sure how much better the overall sound would be compared to a single set of cards.  I think some more recordings will be needed, but overall ok and recommended.

glad you got good results
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Re: Rolls mini mix 4 stereo mixer-mx44s
« Reply #6 on: October 10, 2010, 10:10:56 PM »
Taped again last night at Umphreys McGee.  I got great results, with no complaints.  I hope to get it up on LMA soon for you all to check out. 
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 mm-hlsc and mm-hlso > (2) mm-cbm > rolls mini mix 4 stereo mixer-mx44s > Sony pcm-m10.
The Sony pcm-m10 was set at 4.5 and the Rolls mixer was set at 3. 

 

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