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 Tue 18 Jul 2006, 22:34
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I want to know if anyone has tried running a direct line for bass, guitar and used the two mic pre-amps for overheads on a drum kit simultaneously (and produced 4 seperate tracks). I'm pretty sure that this is possible but I want to make sure. Thanks!
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Thu 20 Jul 2006, 11:25
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 Newbie Group: Members Posts: 8 Joined: 17-Jun 04 From: Kraków - PL Member No.: 45,295 |
QUOTE (Drummer519 @ Tue 18 Jul 2006, 21:34)  I want to know if anyone has tried running a direct line for bass, guitar and used the two mic pre-amps for overheads on a drum kit simultaneously (and produced 4 seperate tracks). I'm pretty sure that this is possible but I want to make sure. Thanks! It is possible, but i'm afraid the signal will be too low and too noisy - use as short cables as possible for both guitar and bass. |
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Thu 20 Jul 2006, 16:17
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Rookie Group: Members Posts: 26 Joined: 12-Jul 06 From: Williston - US Member No.: 81,388 |
If the signal coming through the 1/4" inputs is too low and noisy, then what the heck are they for?
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Thu 20 Jul 2006, 19:20
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Moderator  Group: Team Posts: 74 Joined: 19-Dec 05 From: Austin - US Member No.: 74,134 |
QUOTE (Drummer519 @ Thu 20 Jul 2006, 15:17) If the signal coming through the 1/4" inputs is too low and noisy, then what the heck are they for? Line level gear. Instrument level is lower and since they're not hi-z 1/4 inputs and don't have a pre-amp the signal will be on the crappy side. You can use a couple DI boxes to compensate. |
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