I need a small mic mixer for recording interviews..????

[Guest Anonymous]

I would like to have a small mic mixer so I can plug in 2-3 mics to conduct some round-table type interviews for segements on my net radio show anywhere I need to meet with people (Nexus Radio - www.craniumnexus.net). I would plug this directly into the line-in jack on my Sony MZ-R900. Any suggestions??

thanks,

Brandon

www.craniumnexus.net

[Guest Anonymous]

You could use a split stereo input cable, which you could probably get from RadioShack very cheaply. I've got one with two inputs for two stereo inputs, which works very well. I don't know if you can get one for 3 inputs, but you could piggy back two together I suppose.

A proper mixer with volume level controls would cost a lot more, not sure of any particular makes. I have a mono mixer, but don't use it very much.

[Guest Anonymous]

Hi.

Look at Behringers site.

They have a small mixer (502 or 602 i think the number was). And they only cost about 50-60 Euro.

/Magnus

[Guest Anonymous]

I agree that a small 6 or 8 channel Behringer would be perfect! Check out www.musiciansfriend.com, or a Guitar Center store... they'll have the best prices on something like that (I think that you could get a 6 channel for about $70).

[maia]

I would plug this directly into the line-in jack on my Sony MZ-R900.

Hum, didn't u wanna say "Mic In" (Plug In Power)?!

[Guest Anonymous]

A mic mixer adds amplification to the microphone signal, and the output of the mixer should indeed be plugged into the 'line in' jack on your recording device.