can this be run into my mixer for recording? if so does it cut the speaker sound, cause I want it to do that for home recording purposes.
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Anyone try running the output through the Fx Loop Send, increasing gain and lowering the Volume(so the speaker isn't heard)?But if this works you'll loose the Power tube phase. I'm using Blackstar Ht Metal's Emulated Output for this purpose.
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There isn't a line out or DI output built in, so I'd have to say no, it won't work going direct to your console...unless you run one of the speaker outs (there are two, and you can select 16, 8 or 4 ohms resistance) into an attenuator that also has a DI built in...that way, you would provide the needed resistance for the amp (so you don't kill it) and be able to go direct while cutting the speaker output and keeping the tonal coloring of the amp. Hope this helps!
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Need a DI BOX... Which is exactly why I'm leaning in favor of the Orange Crush CR60C. I'm also not a Tube purist type of guy....
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when you have an amp such as this, you would not run it direct. It is better to mic it as you can get all kinds of variations depending on mic location and of course, amp settings. Instrument mics are pretty inexpensive on top of that. This amp is an incredible entry point into tube amps.
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Anyone try running the output through the Fx Loop Send, increasing gain and lowering the Volume(so the speaker isn't heard)? But if this works you'll loose the Power tube phase. I'm using Blackstar Ht Metal's Emulated Output for this purpose.
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If I understand correctly, are you taking about an line out which cuts the speaker, and provides cab emulation for silent recording? It does not, however there are third party solutions which will provide this:Tdm hotplateBehringer di box with cab emulationThere are probably more. These work with any amp.
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I use it with my presonus audio box 22vsl! But umm I can hear it thru the amp. And I haven't figured out how to use the amp tone yet so I use the settings in the presonus program...
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Sure you could do that but unless your home system consists of pro audio gear (loudspeakers or powered loudspeakers, amplifiers with balanced xlr connections etc) and you need to mix vocal mics and/or instruments, it might be overkill (as you will not be using many of the functions available). For instance if your audio system uses RCA connectors, the mixer does have RCA inputs/outputs, so you could easily do it, I am just not sure if it would be worth it. If you post a picture of your gear or give a more detailed list of expectations I can give a better answer.
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I think you better have a mixer, how are you going to control the mic volume? Dispite that, to play the microphone you must put the spekers volume must louder, so i would say the answer is it is possible, but for a good work u must have a mixer eith a mic inlet
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Yes, you can. That's exactly what I do. Connect input and output to your sound card to both record in and listen back through this stereo mixer.
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Yes......plug it into your mixer....than plug it into ur power source...real easy....these speakers are freaking loud
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I tried to use the built in amp of this mixer and the quality of the sound is not good enough. I ended up using powered speakers on this mixer. I'm not sure if it has XLR line out put on, but I used 1/4 plugs instead, this way you just use it as a non powered mixer
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it has lots of effects and all work just as listed, I am using it for live vocals and recording mixed output. I have not yet used that software yet. I may need to experiment with the software before answering your questions further. You should check behringer website for more options, behringer has vast collection of mixers for all kind of mixing. I will try to answer your questions soon.
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Honestly the suck. I hooked it up to my sound system it lasted about a month before my records didnt sound right. Your better off getting a older used one. If you wanna record on your computer get audacity or soundwave and a rca to 3.5mm cord and plug in the the mic port.
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It depends on the recorder you plug this in to. It's just a microphone not a recorder. We have many different recorders available for this solution. Let us know more details on your preferences.
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The microphone can handle high SPL. If it distorts, there may be something you need to adjust in the mixer or P.A.
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It depends on what side of the cable you plan to plug into the mixer. The 1/4" jack works perfectly, however, keep in mind that you can't use phantom power with a 1/4" jack. You can't really use the female microphone cable side because there isn't a male outlet on the mixer. I would definitly recommend this mixer. Not only have I used this mixer at home, but our amps died in our auditorium and we use this little mixer to provide power to all of our hanging stage mics. It works perfectly and I haven't had any issues with it.
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Using it thru ipad and garage band u can use some enhancement, reverb, echo, or guitar model amps, then record it, as far as i know, mixer is not recommended in recording , mostly its used in live, in my own opinion.
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No longer have this mixer, never used it for recording not sure if it would work simaltaneous multitrack recording.
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run it through a splitter, OR get an external mixer with multiple outs. thx!
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You can. I have a four channel mixer that I run my guitar to ( it's an Lexicon Lambda) it works great when I'm recording piano or guitar. I use a pair of Audio Technica headphones to listen to my mix plugged into my Lexicon. When I don't use my Lexicon I just run straight through my speakers when I'm mixing virtual instruments.
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You can record straight through the USB. Nifty little thing. But beware, its more of a mixer than a traditional interface, so it doesn't split the tracks you may have already laid down from the new ones you're recording. So basically, EVERYTHING you can hear it in your monitor mix, it's going to be on the track you're currently recording. So if you're recording something live, its perfect. If you're tracking something, not so much...
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Possibly, but I would run it through a mixer. A home theater system isn't really meant to be a PA system and may not accommodate a microphone well.