Didnt you already do this? I really gotta start looking more into dudes if it deserves 2 standalone videos?! 🙀🙀🥳🥳😎😎 Re: back sober. Its literally the first thing you say as well, haha. The mutes is the best for sure with this little dude. So weird its rare in budget mixers with mute buttons. Easy diy tho.
@@flame2106 If you go to the Bastl site, they have many diy projects archived. Also some of their tiny synths and tiny sampler and stuff. You sould check it out.
As for any noob I can recommend the Tascam DP24SD. It is a digital mixer and recorder that can record 8 tracks at once and 24 (playback) in total with stems (individual tracks) to SD card. Not saying this is the best but for homerecording this is worth looking at. No I don't work for Tascam :)
Love the dude and the great vid as always! But you have to also check out Uraltone tube sounding micro mixer too. The Name is stupidly long but the product is interesting.
I just ordered one from The Sound Parcel website. Hopefully it will come soon. I know if you order from the website, it's free shipping versus their ebay store. I was waiting for Perfect Circuit to get it back in stock.
Wow dude, perfect timing! How are these mixers for microphones? I want to use it to drive a Mic or two with hi-z 1/4" converters. I don't want to have to carry around a separate mixer when I want to do singing things, and putting a microphone into the signal without some sort of amplitude controller is insanely risk in a live setting
id prefer the behringer 1002b ...its a bigger but also portable battery powered and has more inputs(10 i think) mono and stereo also mic preamp(with phantom) eq and send fx ...solid construction...And has the same price...what else can i ask for my live performance?
Love the Dude, but unfortunately my first one died within two days, and now my second one is having issues with the power jack. Killer and useful little mixer tho.
what are u using for the ac adaptor man? i ordered the 9v one of the bastle website but didnt realize its for euro plugs :( need a voltage converter now
Would this be a good mixer to help add extra volume to quiet line inputs for recording? I have an Yamaha MX88 that is super quiet when I play it through my audio interface, but sounds fine when I play back the recording and I can't figure out why. Best solution to me seems to run some kind of signal boost between the piano and the interface. Any thoughts?
I was after the same thing. Found a thread on Reddit mentioning the Maker Hart Just Mixer. 3 stereo inputs or can do 5 mono. Powered by two AAAs. Just ordered one myself for OP-Z, iPad, PO, etc. jams.
How would this help me out with already having say a 10 ch. Mixer and my interface. Real shit. I'm kinda new to hardware but having a hella time trying to put together a little hybrid type set up. Similar to Accurate Beats. Thanks homie
Hey Enrique could you do a behind the Scene vídeo? I really enjoy your shadows And lights, câmera position And im tryng to learn something about It. Big fan, cheers! Sorry for my bad english, im from Brazil.
What's up Joao! Honestly, this was basically a window and this kit.com/EnriqueMartinez/youtube-music-maker-essentials Glad you found my video helpful! Let me know if you want to know more :)
So I ordered one of these but I use a circuit and a deluge have a wasted my money because I now realise both of those synths are stereo and the dude is mono? 🙄
My apologies for getting to this video late! The Dude looks great but wouldn’t the Korg Volca Mix do the same, but with more features? Please keep the videos coming 👍🏽🙏🏽🇬🇧
Sorry for a newb question but could you run both left and right channels from a stereo synth into the Dude to retain the stereo signal? Mono was the only thing holding me back, though your excellent reviews keep me coming back to it.
What you need to do if you've spent a lot of money on analog synths and expensive sound cards is to run the signal through a really shitty sub 100 $ mixer.
That little mixer can be very useful in some situations ... Technically it doesn't output in Stereo but Dual Mono (both channels are the same) It is useful if you need to hookup mono gear to something like a DJ Mixer (Or any other mixer that will only take stereo inputs) it can also be useful as a little summing mixer to add more mono gear I Currently Have 2 Soundlab Micro Mixers that is pretty similar but could be used as Stereo 4 channel or Mono 8 channel (with Dual Mono Outs) So I can use One for 8 Mono Inputs and hook it up to the other where I can have 3 more Stereo inputs ... BTW ... Are you already working on Getting to Know Your MC 303 A bit better to do A Compact Creation with it :P
Yeah they are fkn awesome. I absolutely love mine Ricky.
Didnt you already do this? I really gotta start looking more into dudes if it deserves 2 standalone videos?! 🙀🙀🥳🥳😎😎
Re: back sober. Its literally the first thing you say as well, haha. The mutes is the best for sure with this little dude. So weird its rare in budget mixers with mute buttons. Easy diy tho.
EASY? show me pls
Yea I did but I wanted to give it a proper format :)
@@flame2106 If you go to the Bastl site, they have many diy projects archived. Also some of their tiny synths and tiny sampler and stuff. You sould check it out.
These Dudes have serious mojo, they color the sound in a good and harmonious way
As for any noob I can recommend the Tascam DP24SD.
It is a digital mixer and recorder that can record 8 tracks at once and 24 (playback) in total with stems (individual tracks) to SD card.
Not saying this is the best but for homerecording this is worth looking at.
No I don't work for Tascam :)
Whoa that sound interesting
Might need to find a way to incorporate this with my guitar experiments.
Love the dude and the great vid as always! But you have to also check out Uraltone tube sounding micro mixer too. The Name is stupidly long but the product is interesting.
I just ordered one from The Sound Parcel website. Hopefully it will come soon. I know if you order from the website, it's free shipping versus their ebay store. I was waiting for Perfect Circuit to get it back in stock.
Wow dude, perfect timing! How are these mixers for microphones? I want to use it to drive a Mic or two with hi-z 1/4" converters. I don't want to have to carry around a separate mixer when I want to do singing things, and putting a microphone into the signal without some sort of amplitude controller is insanely risk in a live setting
Good news ..I think bastl still sell them on his web site.
I ordered one like 2 months ago and it hasn’t been shipped yet 😭😭
i ordered mine less than a month ago and it came last week
Maybe you already have it but because it's so small you can't see it.
id prefer the behringer 1002b ...its a bigger but also portable battery powered and has more inputs(10 i think) mono and stereo also mic preamp(with phantom) eq and send fx ...solid construction...And has the same price...what else can i ask for my live performance?
I have one and i actually take this out more. Only because my backpack is crammed and this is literally in my coat pocket haha.
if behringer would make a smaller version of that, it would be epic
I really wish I would have ordered one back when they were available.
I actually managed to pick one up. I bought it direct from Bastl's website for those who are interested. Just arrived in the mail today.
It really is awesome
Love the Dude, but unfortunately my first one died within two days, and now my second one is having issues with the power jack. Killer and useful little mixer tho.
good review , i want to buy one hw to get it
its always been on my list, I used the Patchblock mixer which is nice also
Oh dude, why mono?
Cool vid! Was that a molar on the table????
Raccoon! (I harmed no animals for it)
What kind of cables do people use with the Dude?
what are u using for the ac adaptor man? i ordered the 9v one of the bastle website but didnt realize its for euro plugs :( need a voltage converter now
i have a bunch of center positive 9v's laying around, whichever fit worked for me!
hey man do you know if the newer version has the same sound colouring??
Would this be a good mixer to help add extra volume to quiet line inputs for recording? I have an Yamaha MX88 that is super quiet when I play it through my audio interface, but sounds fine when I play back the recording and I can't figure out why. Best solution to me seems to run some kind of signal boost between the piano and the interface. Any thoughts?
that is where my tooth went man i thought those faeries came one night....
Is there anything similar that handles stereo inputs? (Specifically a battery powered option)
I was after the same thing. Found a thread on Reddit mentioning the Maker Hart Just Mixer. 3 stereo inputs or can do 5 mono. Powered by two AAAs. Just ordered one myself for OP-Z, iPad, PO, etc. jams.
Can you review other Bastl products? Keep it up, Enrique!
How would this help me out with already having say a 10 ch. Mixer and my interface. Real shit. I'm kinda new to hardware but having a hella time trying to put together a little hybrid type set up. Similar to Accurate Beats. Thanks homie
I want one.
where were the instructions, ie. how many synths can you stereo(2.5??????)
The Duuuuuuddee
I wish it had an audio interface built-in
definitely better value than the new Teenage Engineering TX-6 mixer.
Hey Enrique could you do a behind the Scene vídeo? I really enjoy your shadows And lights, câmera position And im tryng to learn something about It. Big fan, cheers! Sorry for my bad english, im from Brazil.
What's up Joao! Honestly, this was basically a window and this kit.com/EnriqueMartinez/youtube-music-maker-essentials
Glad you found my video helpful! Let me know if you want to know more :)
So I ordered one of these but I use a circuit and a deluge have a wasted my money because I now realise both of those synths are stereo and the dude is mono? 🙄
Can I buy your dude if you arent using it?
Ricky what power supply did you get. I have a 9v but it didn't work.
Dude, Sup with the tooth? Wait saw moar teeth.....nevermind. scale and shizz.
My apologies for getting to this video late! The Dude looks great but wouldn’t the Korg Volca Mix do the same, but with more features?
Please keep the videos coming 👍🏽🙏🏽🇬🇧
Sorry for a newb question but could you run both left and right channels from a stereo synth into the Dude to retain the stereo signal?
Mono was the only thing holding me back, though your excellent reviews keep me coming back to it.
No sadly. It will treat it as Two mono signals and sum then up dead center
@@RickyTinez Buy 2 Dudes. Then you will have stereo. They are cheap enough.
What you need to do if you've spent a lot of money on analog synths and expensive sound cards is to run the signal through a really shitty sub 100 $ mixer.
could give it that magic sauce ;) or magic shit haha
That little mixer can be very useful in some situations ... Technically it doesn't output in Stereo but Dual Mono (both channels are the same)
It is useful if you need to hookup mono gear to something like a DJ Mixer (Or any other mixer that will only take stereo inputs)
it can also be useful as a little summing mixer to add more mono gear
I Currently Have 2 Soundlab Micro Mixers that is pretty similar but could be used as Stereo 4 channel or Mono 8 channel (with Dual Mono Outs)
So I can use One for 8 Mono Inputs and hook it up to the other where I can have 3 more Stereo inputs ...
BTW ... Are you already working on Getting to Know Your MC 303 A bit better to do A Compact Creation with it :P
What about sound? Use this mixer with Korg volcas. Sound quality not the best. Digital mixers better for live
A tooth…?
FIRST.
and...lol '5 whys' XD
$130...