Is this good for mixing?
1407605
Thset have been great for me. If it's any consolation to you, my wife tries to get my attention when I'm using these and I can't hear a word she says. Lol
1806811
We used it for a live setup. This go a the end of the preamp chain. This way we process the final mix of the instruments. There are people who use it only for bass instruments as an instrument effect with good results.
262941
It would work. I have done it with a small Behringer mixer. Start with a low ouput from the mixer.
1975325
It would probably be overkill for a podcast, unless you're hosting a 5-piece band as part of your show. This mixer is really for full-band live performance. If you're looking for something to mix voice and some other sounds your best bet would be something with many fewer channels.
2200247
Depends on how he will be using it, or should I say with what equipment he will be using it with. The biggest concern is Phantom power. Many mixing consoles have this built in, but it will not work without it.
1144327
No. This is not a DJ mixer. Its a external sound card. Its also not good enough for professional use. It has grounding issues and a high failure rate.
882986
I usually use mine to mix cookie dough or batter for pastries. I mixed a cinnamon roll type dough with it, and there were no problems. I like mine very much - and pleased with the overall quality. I'm not a professional baker, so I didn't think a $300 stand mixer was worth my time...which is why this appealed to me. I don't like the pouring shield though - it got in the way, so I just removed it.
1579730
I am not sure but there is an auxiliary input, so maybe that is where you would use the mixer. Best guess.
660096
Absolutely! Just follow the directions on the side of the container. You'll want to add the full container to a relatively empty tank and then fill the tank up which helps it to mix.
334981
Really not the use this is intended for - you'd have to be pretty strong to mash those down. It's really for kitchen and household use, and for that it does a good job.
1955792
Yes you can attach a mixing bit to this drill, as long as the bit is 3/8" or smaller at the end that goes into the drill chuck. It has plenty of power, and you will want to keep it at the lower speeds for mixing.
1063637
You can go for it but it's based on how u r going to use your mixer ..merely following how to use this mixer will give some good life ..I heard from many using the same for nearly 3 years �
306637
Yes. You will need an amp and speakers, or amplified speakers. It is a very nice mixer. I use mine daily. Good luck.
349449
This drill comes with a handle that makes mixing easier. It has a lot of power for mixing and would work fine for that. I personally use this one for better projects and use an old beat up milwaukee for mixing.
687674
I don't know as I threw it away as it just would not do the job of mixing even the most simple thing. I just got a lemon I guess but I will not get another . The cost is too much and the cheap $30 dollar one does better than the $200 one did
1896786
Sure you could do that but unless your home system consists of pro audio gear (loudspeakers or powered loudspeakers, amplifiers with balanced xlr connections etc) and you need to mix vocal mics and/or instruments, it might be overkill (as you will not be using many of the functions available). For instance if your audio system uses RCA connectors, the mixer does have RCA inputs/outputs, so you could easily do it, I am just not sure if it would be worth it. If you post a picture of your gear or give a more detailed list of expectations I can give a better answer.
1613277
I wouldn't but you could mix something thin like chocolate milk. We have only mixed little blocks, puff balls, paper pieces, etc. I don't want to get anything sweet up into the motor section of the mixer.