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Hello! I am a 15 year old producer (generally within instrumental hip hop) and an avid programmer, and I just recently discovered Sonic Pi. I have played around with it some, and so far I completely love it and would very much like to produce my music entirely using it. However, there is one thing preventing me from doing this, and that is the lack of mixer channels for mixing and mastering. When using other DAWs, there is usually some kind of mixer view where you can see different channels and the volumes coming out of them, along with faders to make adjustments to the volumes and balance them, and a place to add effects. Now, naturally, it would go against the design philosophy of Sonic Pi to include all of these features in a visual interface. However, I would like to know what current approaches musicians in the community take to mixing and mastering their Sonic Pi tracks. I also would like to know if it would be possible to have some sort of interface in a future version of Sonic Pi that allowed you to see the volumes of different channels and assign instruments or live loops to the channels.
Secondly, you ask a really important question about Sonic Pi. Whilst it was originally designed to just aid the teaching of Computer Science in schools, it has since evolved some pretty sophisticated musical abilities that start to make it very interesting for music producers such as yourself.
Do you have any ideas on how you might imagine Sonic Pi change to develop the kind of features that you describe whilst still keeping true to its original goal of being simple enough to work with young kids?
Hello @samaaron ! Thank you for your reply. I actually have a bunch of ideas for things that would make Sonic Pi more producer friendly (at least in my opinion). If possible I would love to send them to you. If I do though, I think I should play around with Sonic Pi a bit more, in case any of my issues resolve themselves.
Although lightweight, the mixer has metal casing and feels reassuring. Each channel has one switchable input line/phono input and adjustable microphone input. Outputs are balanced XLR, unbalanced RCA and a separate adjustable booth line out. Cueing is with both jack sizes.
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VU meters for mix monitoring automatically switch to cue monitoring when a channel cue is activated. They are accurate, look very good and if you clip, the warm white color of the VU meters switch to bright red. Below the VU meters on the right side, you find the master EQ, level, booth and cue controls. Although the master EQ is on the sensitive side, it sounds good and once your get used to it, it can shape your sound in very nice ways.
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Although the mixer has 4 channels, this is a 2 channel controller. To use it as 3 or 4 deck controller you would need to use it with a laptop to unlock the second layer of the players. Or you would connect it to separate CDJ, XDJ or DJS and use the built-in link connection which will work like a DJM mixer.
Prime 4 has the effects previously seen in the Denon X1800 mixer, but with controller-like layout, allowing effects to be layered and tweaked. These effects only work with internal sources right now, but this might change with a software update. When using the Prime 4 with Serato, the controls switch to control Serato effects.
There are 2 microphone inputs, each with level and EQ adjust and a talkover setting that can be adjusted too. Outputs are all XLR for master, booth and zone. The zone output lets you select a playlist and put it on autoplay on a separate output. This is very useful for doing events where you need different music in different rooms.
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