Only thing i can think of in that price range tht remotely does any of
that stuff is  the Zoom R16. That being said while its a a 16 channel
standalone recorder to an SD card, It only has 8 physical inputs  and
8 faders and doubles as an 8 channel interface and   a control
surface in banks of 8. Don't know how accessible the reverbs and other
effects are easey enough to get to on the board though. Other stuff in
the under $1k range,  Cakewalk makes something similiar to the R16 w
whose name eludes me at the moment,  VS20 i want to say its called.
And i think there are a few Yamaha/Steingburg interfaces in that
price range as well.  The  Presounus Studio live would meet your needs
except its upwards of a grand for the cheapest, and it doesn't act as
a control surface.The only thing i can think of thats 16 channels of
mixer/interface/control surface all in one is the Yamaha OV1 or
something like that  and its $2300.  You may want to consider looking
at www.zzounds.com or www.sweetwater.com they will let u split your
payments over 4 or 3  monthly installments respectively using your
regular debit card

On 10/3/11, Christopher-Mark Gilland <[email protected]> wrote:
> OK guies, so here is the deal.
>
> I'm gonna go to Sam Ash, not with Whalen, don't fret, I'm gonna talk to
> chris, the new guy there.  he seems to know his stuff way better than
> Whalen.  Anyway, aside the opint that is...  Point is, I want to get a
> control surface but I want something a little higher end than what you
> all've already suggested.  Basically I want something around $300.  Now, let
> me say this, I want around $300 provided that i have to pay outright.  If
> they'll let me finance, and I'm approved, I'm willing to go as high as a
> thousand.  What do you all suggest?  I'm leaving in about an hour or so, so
> hopefully I'll get something in the ming time.  I do have mail set up on my
> IPhone, and if you all saw my e-mail from the other day when I really was
> frustrated, then you'll have my cell number, and I also can text there.  So
> either mail or text, preferably e-mail me back on list.
>
> Basically, here is some of the things I require.
>
> 1.  Though pro tools can do it, I want built in dinamic compression on the
> board itself.
>
> 2.  Would like the board to have fairly easy to very easy access to reverb,
> not delay, but reverb effects.  Again I know PT has that already but the
> board also having it would be a major! plus.
>
> 3.  If in my price range, would like at least 16 if not 24 channels.  I know
> 24 is getting more up to the $1K range, but again, if they'll let me, I'm
> willing to try financing.  if not, give me the best we could work with on
> $300. I'm not quite done.
>
> 4.  NO requirement, but as an added bonus, i have a very! very very heavy
> finger on my nobs/faders.  I almost clip constantly not varyingly but
> constantly! with my mike.  So, I need something with maybe a detecter that
> would automatically eliminate clipping to some extent.
>
> 5.  Finally, again no requirement, but if it had a USB port on it, not just
> to go to my mac, but also one to let me plug into the board, a flash drive
> or something and mix down to the flash drive...
>
> Again, I know some of this then would defeat needing PT, but, again, it's
> not I wanna ditch PT, I jsut want extra options.
>
> Being the blindness is a factor obviously, I'd need something that is well
> known to work by blind people.  i know it may be a learning curve, but I
> want something that at least once learned would be doable.  Obviously, no!
> Touchscreen!
>
> Chris.
>
>

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