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How important is VCA capability on your mixer?
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<blockquote data-quote="brian maddox" data-source="post: 24622" data-attributes="member: 158"><p>Re: How important is VCA capability on your mixer?</p><p></p><p>back in the day i had more than my fair share of band engineers walk up to my PM3,3.5,4K having never seen a VCA desk before. my standard speech always included the phrase 'audio groups are for routing, VCA groups are for mixing'. i still think that's the most succinct way to say it...</p><p></p><p>as to which is more essential, as stated before, that depends entirely on what you are doing. i pretty much never use audio sub-groups, preferring to do any weird mix-minus stuff via aux sends. easier for me to get my head around. and if i have to use a non VCA desk, i die a little inside. but that's just what works for the kind of stuff i do. YMMV...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="brian maddox, post: 24622, member: 158"] Re: How important is VCA capability on your mixer? back in the day i had more than my fair share of band engineers walk up to my PM3,3.5,4K having never seen a VCA desk before. my standard speech always included the phrase 'audio groups are for routing, VCA groups are for mixing'. i still think that's the most succinct way to say it... as to which is more essential, as stated before, that depends entirely on what you are doing. i pretty much never use audio sub-groups, preferring to do any weird mix-minus stuff via aux sends. easier for me to get my head around. and if i have to use a non VCA desk, i die a little inside. but that's just what works for the kind of stuff i do. YMMV... [/QUOTE]
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