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Depends on whether or not you are happy running pro-tools. I'm pretty sure the digi 002 mixer comes with a copy of Pro-Tools LE, but this means changing your sequencer program if you are using something else.

In short though, Yes, it would be a nice mixer but only if it is compatible with your working environment.[/rant from insanely forgotton member]

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You don't have to change your sequencer. What you would do is have to export/render/save each indivisdual track/channel in your sequencer as seperate audio files and then you load them into ProTools so that you can use ProTools to mix/master your track. that's how all the other music genres do it in music studios.... well.... that's the basis..:: arrange/prepare --> record --> mix-from-tape --> master

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Question:

Suppose I have an external reverb unit (lexicon pcm91) and I have a wav file. Using the Digi 002 would I be able to do a mixdown of my wav file using the external effect unit? Or do I have to have a live sound source feeding it?

Thanks!

-Nektarios

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Originally posted by nectario Question: Suppose I have an external reverb unit (lexicon pcm91) and I have a wav file. Using the Digi 002 would I be able to do a mixdown of my wav file using the external effect unit? Or do I have to have a live sound source feeding it? Thanks! -Nektarios

Yes you can. the Digi002 or Mbox has the inserts/inputs/outputs necessary to use external fx units in mixdown, just like inserting a plug-in.

If you have windows98 running on a decent comp, I'd suggest downloading ProTools Free from www.digidesign.com and getting a hand at the software before you go ahead and get a digi002 or any of the sorts. ProTools has a rather rough learning curve... but worthwhile at that.

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