Reddit reviews Yamaha AG06 6-Channel Mixer / 2 Microphone

We found 5 Reddit comments about Yamaha AG06 6-Channel Mixer / 2 Microphone. Here are the top ones, ranked by their Reddit score.

Multi-purpose 6-channel mixer and high resolution (24-bit 192 kHz) 2-track audio recording /playback computer interface (MAC or PC).Flexible LOOPBACK feature - perfect for live recording or webcasting.Easy control and pro sound with 1-TOUCH COMP/EQ, EFFECT and AMP SIM processing.iPad (2 or later) connectivity via Apple iPad Camera Connection Kit (requires external USB power supply)Includes Cubase Al (downloadable version) recording/midi-sequencing software.

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5 Reddit comments about Yamaha AG06 6-Channel Mixer / 2 Microphone:

u/theograd · 1 pointr/audio

I linked the headphone amp in the original post.

Amp: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07JW7NSXT

Headphones: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001RCD2DW

Mixer: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00TY8JFSC/

Mixer plugged in at desk: https://i.imgur.com/6PoPRha.jpg

u/Llohr · 1 pointr/nvidia

I don't think I fully understood that you have an HDMI cable running from your GPU to your receiver and that's what you're using for Audio. That isn't something I've ever considered. Even with a good GPU that's sort of asking for interference.

It is possible that all of your interference is being picked up in the GPU, in which case you'd be much better off with an external DAC of some sort. Some motherboards have dedicated low-noise DAC USB ports, but even if not, digital signals don't pick up noise in the same way.

You can run your receiver off of a DAC with a balanced line and then possibly mitigate further issues with better-shielded cables.

Personally, I run a pair of LSR308s off of one of these in stereo and I've never heard anything so amazing in my life. I also have them right-side-up. I've heard a few say they sound a lot worse upside-down as you have them.

I switched to that off-board DAC because I was tired of getting interference from the on-board soundcard, even if it was just the occasional click or whine.

u/MazcuHS · 1 pointr/battlestations

u/FRancIK · 1 pointr/BudgetAudiophile

Yamaha AG06 interface/mixer might be what you need. It has XLR for your mic, has extra inputs, where you can connenct the phono preamp, has second input for base and you can add computer audio to your mix / output. And you can record any of that. You can choose between only channels 1 and 2 in mono or the entire input mix.

https://www.amazon.com/Yamaha-AG06-6-Channel-Mixer-Microphone/dp/B00TY8JFSC?th=1

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And then maybe Kali audio LP-6s? These two things round exactly to 500 dollars.

https://www.amazon.com/Kali-Audio-LP-6-Studio-Monitor/dp/B07NWBSJ11/ref=sr_1_2?crid=2LOJSNOX3V2E6&keywords=kali+audio+lp-6&qid=1562636566&s=gateway&sprefix=kali+audio%2Caps%2C230&sr=8-2

u/rosskw · -1 pointsr/podcasts

It's an awesome deal, I got one last year. There are a few more awesome podcaster deals here:
https://www.podcastinsights.com/amazon-prime-day/

The Yamaha AG06 Mixer seems to be the only decent mixer for podcasting - but the shipping time is a little long now.