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Depending on your mixer, you may be able to create a couple groups of channels and send them separately to the interface, allowing you to separate some of the mics from each other.This article along with all titles and tags are the original content of AppNee. This would most likely work best with your kick or snare mic. With the 2i2, you should have two inputs, so I might recommend experimenting a little and choosing a microphone to send direct to the interface and allow you to have a little control over it after the fact. I've seen some people accomplish a great sound with this approach but it is very limiting since you can't adjust individual mics after the fact.
Because of this, you will probably need to do a lot of experimenting, recording with some settings, listening back, making adjustments, and repeat. Since you're taking multiple inputs and sending them through the mixer and into a single channel on your interface, you won't be able to go back and set the volumes for different microphones differently, or add any plugins/effects to single microphones. This will definitely work, however, you will be stuck with the mix you have.
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