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enzoab
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Posted: Tue Mar 09, 2010 6:59 pm |
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Hi,
This Vocopro effects processor I have is just too darn noisy in my rig. Everything I try and I just can't rid the system of its noise. When I take it outta the chain it's a pretty quite system, well within reason. So...
What are you folks using?
I need it to be a rack unit, 1u preferably.
Thx,
Mark
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Micky
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Posted: Tue Mar 09, 2010 7:39 pm |
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Joined: Thu Jun 10, 2004 6:13 pm Posts: 1625 Location: Montreal, Canada Been Liked: 34 times
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enzoab
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Posted: Tue Mar 09, 2010 8:12 pm |
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Micky @ Tue Mar 09, 2010 7:39 pm wrote:
Mickey, I just got back from Guitar Center and I bought just that one to give it a shot. Cool! Any heads up regarding this unit? Best settings, any issues?
Thx,
Mark
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letitrip
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Posted: Wed Mar 10, 2010 7:11 am |
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Currently I use the pair of effects processors that are built into the Yamaha 01V for Karaoke. However in other settings (and even for Karaoke before I got the digital board) I've used plenty of outboard processors. Lexicon make some great units, I love the TC Electronics M-One and D-Two units. The Yamaha SPX-90 is a classic that has got a lot of great options.
The MX200 you bought is a solid unit too. Personally I'd prefer it to have a full display but hey for the price it's not a bad choice. Lexicon makes so good quality components and it will certainly perform far better than anything you could have purchased from VocoPro.
Congrats on the purchase, enjoy!!
_________________ DJ Tony
Let It Rip Karaoke
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enzoab
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Posted: Wed Mar 10, 2010 8:04 am |
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letitrip @ Wed Mar 10, 2010 7:11 am wrote: Currently I use the pair of effects processors that are built into the Yamaha 01V for Karaoke. However in other settings (and even for Karaoke before I got the digital board) I've used plenty of outboard processors. Lexicon make some great units, I love the TC Electronics M-One and D-Two units. The Yamaha SPX-90 is a classic that has got a lot of great options.
The MX200 you bought is a solid unit too. Personally I'd prefer it to have a full display but hey for the price it's not a bad choice. Lexicon makes so good quality components and it will certainly perform far better than anything you could have purchased from VocoPro.
Congrats on the purchase, enjoy!!
Thx. I tore down my rig last night because I was thinking that I was loving my old equipment maybe a little too much, which was clouding my ears... It was... my 20+ yar old Numark DJ mixer is dirty. Too much Hissssssss. I wouldn't beleieve it until I used a "mature ear".... Guess I'm gonna sell off my old stuff and join the 21st century.... At least the new amp is very quite.
Thx for the options freinds. I'm going with a good mixer with on-board effects, like the Yamaha, Mackie, etc., less equipment to lug around, etc.
Mark
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jeffsw6
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Posted: Wed Mar 10, 2010 8:59 am |
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letitrip @ Wed Mar 10, 2010 10:11 am wrote: The MX200 you bought is a solid unit too. Personally I'd prefer it to have a full display
The price of MX400 and MX400XL units have recently come down quite a bit. This is the 4x4 "step up" from the MX200. I love mine except that if I want to adjust the tempo of things on the B unit I have to use the scroll wheel to select unit B. It would be cool if it had two separate tap buttons. I guess it could probably be done with a MIDI pedal but I am not that sophisticated yet.
_________________ Jeff Wheeler, moonlight DJ/KJ
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mckyj57
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Posted: Wed Mar 10, 2010 9:35 am |
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I use the Lexicon MX200 for my big rig and the internal Yamaha MG124CX effects for my fixed rig.
On the Lexicon, I use "Big Pop Vocal", "Nashville", "Slapback", "Big Vocal Verb", and "La-La Land" presets, all slightly modified, depending on the song. I save them in user presets 1-5, and select one based on the song.
On the Yamaha mixers, I use 10 for most things, 7 for older country, and 1 for rock which wants a more audible delay.
_________________ [color=#ffff55]Mickey J.[/color] Alas for those who never sing, but die with all their music in them. -- Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr.
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enzoab
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Posted: Wed Mar 10, 2010 12:10 pm |
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Well, I ordered the Yamaha MG82CX. It gets good over all reviews, is quiet and the effects gets very high marks.
Well see....?
Mark
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gunghouk
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Posted: Thu Mar 11, 2010 1:45 am |
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Jeff, page 40 of the manual shows how you can assign a simple , push to make, TRS plugged, dual footswitch to tempo on any of the 4 effects channels on the MX400. No need to get bogged down with midi
_________________ Gadget's Karaoke : Boldly singing what no one has dared sing before.
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Brian A
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Posted: Tue Mar 16, 2010 11:35 am |
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Quote: It was... my 20+ yar old Numark DJ mixer is dirty. Too much Hissssssss. I wouldn't beleieve it until I used a "mature ear"....
I had the same problem with my 20+ yr Numark mixer 2 yrs ago. I bought a can of Contact Cleaner Lubricant at Radio Shack ($10) removed the face plate, side, back, bottom panel and sprayed all the nooks/crannys. Problem solved. I just cannot part away with this mixer. I think it's the best sounding mixer Numark ever built. It's the PPD DM1950 model and the only one with a built-in "Aural Effects Exciter". Combine that with BBE 882 and the sound is amazing! I read it in a DJ Forum that only a few were built because Numark had a falling-out with the FX company and the licensing were pulled.
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enzoab
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Posted: Tue Mar 16, 2010 11:58 am |
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Brian A @ Tue Mar 16, 2010 11:35 am wrote: Quote: It was... my 20+ yar old Numark DJ mixer is dirty. Too much Hissssssss. I wouldn't beleieve it until I used a "mature ear".... I had the same problem with my 20+ yr Numark mixer 2 yrs ago. I bought a can of Contact Cleaner Lubricant at Radio Shack ($10) removed the face plate, side, back, bottom panel and sprayed all the nooks/crannys. Problem solved. I just cannot part away with this mixer. I think it's the best sounding mixer Numark ever built. It's the PPD DM1950 model and the only one with a built-in "Aural Effects Exciter". Combine that with BBE 882 and the sound is amazing! I read it in a DJ Forum that only a few were built because Numark had a falling-out with the FX company and the licensing were pulled.
Yeah, I could clean it but, these new mixers with on-board DSP effects are just so clean, small and easy to set up. Also, that NuMark isn't a mic mixer and I just don't want a second mixer anymore... I'll miss the easy and cool DJ music mixing option but, I'm KJ'ing more now anyway... We'll see....
Thx Brian,
Mark
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