Sound mixing board to use with Final Cut Pro 7

Do you REALLY need a hardware based board for mixing? It might be much more affordable to do it via software.
 
I agree that software is much easier and affordable. If youre still sold on hardware, check out Avid. They purchased a company called Euphonix that made great audio and video hardware controllers for post. Also, the old m-audio Project Mix is a solid audio mix surface, and you can probably get one for pretty cheap. Added bonus, it has 8 microphone xlr preamps and additional I/O for recording into your computer. Great for ADR, Foley, or whatever you need. Plus allows connections for headphones and monitors.
 
NBside said:
I agree that software is much easier and affordable. If youre still sold on hardware, check out Avid. They purchased a company called Euphonix that made great audio and video hardware controllers for post. Also, the old m-audio Project Mix is a solid audio mix surface, and you can probably get one for pretty cheap. Added bonus, it has 8 microphone xlr preamps and additional I/O for recording into your computer. Great for ADR, Foley, or whatever you need. Plus allows connections for headphones and monitors.
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Software might be cheaper but I'm not sure about easier. I'm an old guy that likes some items analog instead of digital. Case in point, the lenses I use on my 7D, all old Pentax and Nikon glass. Thanks for the tip about the Project Mix.
 
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