Homemade Analog Audio Mixer

[BrianDL045]

All the same color wire? Must be hard to track down any problems when making the connections.

[anditz]

nice job, could have drilled the holes straight though lol

[SKMatoBB]

This is 100 percent skill and 100 precent clear!

[rcboatdriver1234]

where can I get the parts

[rhyskallen]

how did you make it thats awesome

[DJqu3byn]

loooll :D

[HALOBROSk57]

how long and how much did it cost to make

[HALOBROSk57]

how long and how much did this cost to make

[RAYGproductions]

Nice.

[CashAndSkulls]

Impressive i must say

[zloijashik]

nice work

[zstaloch]

can i have the schematic please that would be great

[DJDMass]

nice. I'd like the schematic...please?

[skatepark02]

impressed!!

you guys are fucking geneous!

[kissmyring111]

hey guys can you send me the blue prints for that please

[Faderjockey]

Blueprints?? That's funny.... how about a schematic?

[Irish614]

where did you get the stuff to connect it to the computer? I'm looking into seeing if I can upgrade a USB 1.0 8CH usb mixer to a USB 2.0 so I can multi track.

[fennessy1980]

wow.....thats a LOT of point to point wiring!....excellent job dudes. I'm thinking of building a digital mixer for a college project. Its nice to see that the "home-made" factor is still alive and well in the USA

Jamie Ireland

[los409]

say man... how did u elminate the vocals and kept the drums? is it the mixer or the software?

[UTbone04]

The vocals and drums were each on their own separate channel of the mixer. From their we can apply audio input gain, EQ, volume control, and mute for each channel. In this case, we "eliminated" the vocals by just simply muting the channel that the vocal was on. But all the other channels would still be playing since they were not muted.

[kdoubble]

Thats one helluva Power supply for a 4 channel mixer!!!!!!!

[BluntDNB]

wow thumbs up

[madisman]

man thats AWSOME!!! can i please have schematic of this?

[dodoshlodo]

did u guys use a bunch of kits?

[dodoshlodo]

wtf! that thing is the most badass build I've seen in ages! Great work guys!

I've been building a few Amps myself at home and my next project is to build my own mixer, I've been looking all over for info but cant find much at all. Can you send us the circuit diagram? or make a video on it...

I cant find info anywhere, and I just wanna build a simple 2 channel, just need an idea of how to go about it and how the circuits work.. It would be much appreciated.

Dope track too

[djdumbbi]

How much this all cost you guys? I'd have to say WOW. (I'm at OleMiss (WAS at the EE dept. switched to MIS)

[andrewbassplaya]

awesome! love the transparent case.

how did you get the multiple tracks for remember the name??

[UTbone04]

The tracks came from an online mixing contest. You can still get the tracks by just googling "remember the name mixing contest". The site is ccmixter.

[QuiltedPine]

Very cool guys, congrats for doing it analog! I love your clear plastic case, that's a good way to attract attention to your project. Did you get good marks? Keep on dudes!

[UTbone04]

Thanks. We got a lot of good remarks for this project... including getting 1st place out of all the other design projects in the EE department.

[sadmancar9]

This is so nice man, do you have the circuit diargams for the electronics?

[UTbone04]

Yes I do have the circuit diagrams for each section within the channel strips and all the other stuff such as the mixing section, talkback mic, and LED dB meter.

[sadmancar9]

can you send them to me, becauuse i realy want to build a mixer myself.

[pakidood]

dude how did u get the song divided into its beat and vocals etc.

amazing work bro!

[UTbone04]

I was able to download the individual tracks from that song and just played each of those tracks through different outputs of my audio interface from my computer to the inputs of the mixer. You can find and download the tracks for free still at some mixing competition website.