Alesis iMultiMix16USB & iMultimix8USB

[portnoyfan521]

NOTE*** this mixer DOES NOT MULTI-TRACK, its is one in and one out, it's ok for live audio, but not great for studio use.

[mikeandcolin]

can this be used with iOS? and record through garageband?

[jesusofmaiden]

can i record a bass and a drum???

[vagabundochingon]

@jesusofmaiden yes u just need drum microphones



[1xstonesourx1]

i bought the 16 usb version and it wont record and i was thinking maybe i have to sync it up first. i am also running it straight into a computer not through a guitar. windows 7

[Chizunin]

Can I have a Iphone there insted of a Ipod???

[priMMoz]

is it compatible with the iPod touch?

[rossyy94]

yes it is compatible with ipod touch ,,,but if you want to record you must record with the "voice memo" app

[JEAG]

Ohhh... These aren't 2.0... If this isn't 2.0 it won't record separate tracks...

[Tyrant60]

If you record with more than one chanel. does it make more than one track in the ipod/ wiith the software??

[JEAG]

Yes... You can record all the 16 channels in separate tracks...

[iBl0b]

If you need multichannel audio recording straight to your computer, you need something like iO|26, multimix8 (or 16) usb2.0, multimix8 firewire, etc.

It's cheaper than a harddisk drive recorder (but you need a computer). Each track will be recorded directly. You can fade/bal/pan after recording.

[suffynyster94]

hey can i know whts th point of having lots of channel ?? hahaha

[tsaudiovisual]

what powers this unit? linear or Switch mode PSU

[drummer4jc18]

can i adjust the volume levels on each invidual channel after i record on my pc?

[iBl0b]

Recording is only on the stereo output, not on each track.

If you're looking for multi-track recording, look at the "MultiMix 8 FireWire" or "MultiMix 8 USB 2.0", but you will use a computer with a recording software.

Another difference : With iPod, you are limited to 16bit 44.1kHz (24 bit/44.196kHz for the Multimix USB2 for example)

[iBl0b]

Of course, If you're using only two mics, you can assign them to left and right channels and adjust the volume levels on each after recording (balance).

It's not what I call multi-track recording, but it can be useful (podcasting for example)

[darkdante0]

hey there my friend. So, are you telling me that this actually cant record more than 2 channels? For example i have a 8 piece Drumset, i cant record echa piece at the same time, using 8 mics? plz answer =)

[stefti1]

well thats super co0l, but fr0m what ive read fr0m 0ther watchers, i dunn0 if im g0nna buy that, c0z theyre havin tr0uble, and i dun wanna spend my m0ney buyin useless thingss... i d0nt use iPod and i was trying to find a mixer directly to my laptop..

any suggestions? with minimum of 8 channels.. maximum of 12.. and cheaper... plzz..??

[sexysophie222]

i have a very important question to ask : can each input be plugged to an individual amp????

[jamesallan87]

Does the iMultimix 8 accept iPod Classic (6th Gen)?

On a few sites, they say it accepts upto 5th Gen iPods, but others say it accepts newer 6th Gen iPods.

I have a 6th Gen iPod Classic and I would just like to know before i spend the cash on one

Thanks

[officalroxmox]

if I buy an ALESIS IMULTIMIX 8 USB can I record multitracks like one guitar and then one bass sorry I'm not very good at english please reply soon.

[maverickfm]

Yeah so do i lol

I cant record to Cubase either :/

[Drummerquinn91]

I've just bought the imultimix 8 and i'm havin trouble recordin to my computer? It doesnt seem to pick up the mixer and i've installed the software that cam e with it??

[sedomist]

then do u need to plug in to an amp to hear urself or wat?

[azzaboi93]

sound need the money tho

[Impermanence]

Nice.