Dendy jak jsem tak koukal po netu a tenhle mix nema zrovna dobry recenze co se do spolehlivosti tyce, spise je to o tom na jaky kus narazis. Jinak jsem koukal na alternativy v tyhle cenovy relaci (na netu je tenhle mix zhruba za 155 EUR ) a nic v tyhle cene jsem krome Behringera nenasel. I kdyz koupili MIDAS tak by jsem tomu moc neveril, podle recenzi nic moc dilensky zpracovani. Kamos tady ma A&H ZED 10FX myslim a je spokojenej ale ten je o 100% drazsi stoji okolo 300 EUR pak jeste ALTO ale o tomhle mixu nevim nic nebo sahnout po klasice tedy jakakoliv stara Yamaha. Pokud budes menit a rozhodnes se pro A&H tak venuj pozornost MIDI programu (pokud bude dodavanej). V jednom studiu jsem pracoval na vetsi A&H konzoli GS R-24 a tam byl problem s MIDI softwarem kterej se stara o fadery as PT se to moc nekamaradilo a i na jejich foru tam dost podobnych pripominek ale to je asi rok zpatky tak to treba doladili. Nevim jestli ZED ma podobny soft pokud ano tak vis cemu venovat pozornost. Vsude je neco.
EDIT : Tohle je pro PC ale snad tam neco vyctes.
I have once and for all finally solved the Alesis Multimix8 USB high pitched noise problem, and it's so simple it's ridiculous.
I'm going to go ahead and assume that most of you are using the ASIO4ALL driver for your recording program, and that you only get the high pitched noise when you are using your recording program. What I want you to do first is look into your ASIO4ALL settings and see if you have your computer's audio device enabled as well as your USB audio codec IN and OUT on. IF this is the case, then it's settings that are causing your noise. Here's why: What you may not realize is that the Multimix8 USB is both an input AND output device over USB, and that you can route sound out through your computer and into your mixer WITHOUT connecting, say, your 2track inputs or aux returns or line ins. Just make sure that your computer's audio (speaker output) device is disabled in ASIO4ALL, your only physical connection between your mixer and your computer is the USB port, and that the IN and OUT sides of your USB audio codec are enabled in ASIO4ALL. Your recording program at this point should map your audio outputs to USB (if not, do it yourself) and you should be noise-free. With both USB and analog outputs being routed to your mixer at once, of course you're going to get noise! (Don't let this post fool you, I had been doing the wrong thing for a long time before I got sick of it and had an epiphany! I just get pissed off when people say that it's a grounding issue because that's where they believe all noise comes from)
http://www.guitarnoise.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=41307
