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[xSonic521x]

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[Simes]

If you're combining the outputs of both mixers and sending that to your voice chat, they'll still hear the computer audio and themselves. You need your mic going into your computer as a separate signal, combining it with the others in any way isn't going to work.

 

[c3r1c3]

Larger/better/more expensive mixers have what are called Aux channels. You use the Aux channels to pre-mix your stuff and then route it to an output. Hit Youtube for info about Aux channels and "Send and Return feeds" and you'll at least have an idea of what you need.

 

[Simes]

That being the case, you could send aux or control room out from your first mixer to "sub 1-2" on the 2nd, and just send sub 1-2 to the phones output on mixer 2, then plug your phones into that.

 

[c3r1c3]

Then the next thing to do is to map out (yes, actually draw it up on a piece of paper, or in a drawing program like this: http://imgur.com/4a3MD4G ) what audio you want going where, and what constraints you need for it. That'll tell you if that mixer can do what you need it to do, or at least help you with the design of some compromises that are acceptable.

Also don't be afraid to talk to a sales rep. to help you find a solution that's good for you. I have a few reps at different companies that I talk to (Eric Kattie at FullCompass, Aaron Clieslikowski at Sweetwater, they would be some good people to talk to, and can get you the hook up you need) who are good about matching up your needs with the correct gear.

 

[c3r1c3]

Depends on the complexity of the Aux, and exactly what you want to do.

That said, given your description and the mixer you linked, I think it would be possible to do it with just the QX1832.... but you need to draw everything up first, and post it for a proper answer.