"Adrian" wrote in message
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Can anyone recommend a stereo audio mixer? The immediate
and primary purpose of the same will be to mix the output
from three microphones.

Check out the lower end of Behringer's mixer line. You should be able to
find something for less than $100.

It will be good if I had the
ability to direct the output one or both output channels.

Direct???

Do you mean control the volume?

The need is to record small public meetings commencing
with some live music (piano) followed by a talk.

Pretty straight forward.

However, at some point I would like to be able to mix
turntable and line inputs at home.

Unless you want to accept the limitations, overhead and extra cost of a DJ
mixer, you probably want to provide your own RIAA preamp for the turntable.


Output will be to a Behringer UCA202 and a Notebook
computer.

What's wrong with Berhinger mixers?

On Sep 1, 4:07 am, "Arny Krueger" wrote:
"Adrian" wrote in message

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Can anyone recommend a stereo audio mixer? The immediate
and primary purpose of the same will be to mix the output
from three microphones.

Check out the lower end of Behringer's mixer line. You should be able to
find something for less than $100.

It will be good if I had the
ability to direct the output one or both output channels.

Direct???

Do you mean control the volume?

The need is to record small public meetings commencing
with some live music (piano) followed by a talk.

Pretty straight forward.

However, at some point I would like to be able to mix
turntable and line inputs at home.

Unless you want to accept the limitations, overhead and extra cost of a DJ
mixer, you probably want to provide your own RIAA preamp for the turntable.

Output will be to a Behringer UCA202 and a Notebook
computer.

What's wrong with Berhinger mixers?

Thanks Arny,

Found myself a Behringer Xenyx 1204 for just under USD100.00.

Adrian

On Sep 1, 4:07 am, "Arny Krueger" wrote:
"Adrian" wrote in message

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It will be good if I had the
ability to direct the output one or both output channels.

Direct???

I want to be able to direct input from a mic. to the left of a piano
to the left stereo channel, and the right to the right. When I am
speaking I want to send the mic. input to bboth channels in even
proportions. Do I sound new to this? There is a reason for
that! :-)

Adrian

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On Sep 1, 4:07 am, "Arny Krueger" wrote:
"Adrian" wrote in message

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It will be good if I had the
ability to direct the output one or both output channels.

Direct???

I want to be able to direct input from a mic. to the left of a piano
to the left stereo channel, and the right to the right. When I am
speaking I want to send the mic. input to bboth channels in even
proportions. Do I sound new to this? There is a reason for
that! :-)

These are the sorts of things that even the more basic mixers do well.