Can we route/split 1 input (e.g. 1 mic input) into say 3 different inputs as if 3 mics all receiving the same audio source?
1580416
Yes, not sure what your goal is but with matrix mixing or bus routing, this is possible. Actually routing it in as 3 separate inputs may or may not be possible but not really necessary given the bussing and matrix mix features
1580417
Physical inputs can be routed to multiple channels. Routing is done after the pre-amp, so if you have it on 3 channel strips they all share the one pre-amp but all other channel settings are separate. I use this for my pastor, one channel for singing and the other speaking, allows me to have different EQ settings and compression.
1018819
I haven't tried that and I'm not completely sure if you'd be able to do that. The best I can recommend is using a zoom h1 for each mic.
557399
As far as I know, each receiver will only accept two mic inputs, and I believe, though am not 100% certain, that each pair of mics has a matched frequency to the receiver they come with. You could always use a splitter and combine the signals from the two mic receivers/4 mics before the amplifier.
510040
I assume you are trying to take one signal and send it to four different speakers. I would get something like the Behringer MX288 8 Channel mixer
1887896
This product does not mix sound sources. So you could only have one selected at at time. Also, the system only accepts line level inputs, most wireless microphones output a mic level, a wireless microphone may not have enough signal to drive the inputs.
1230581
Should be OK but use only sound from one of the input sources (RCA or Mp 3 input) at a time.
2149649
I think it will split the output on anything. I have my headphone w/mic and my speakers hooked up. I have my microphone from my webcam mic hooked up and they work fine. It works on input and output splitting.
578442
You can of course capture to separate tracks for each input. I'm not even sure if you could capture all inputs and mix them to stereo. Unless you record to MP3 or something.
389481
I would buy a splitter to split the 2 channel audio from the mic. Having all three in one plug could cause issues. That is what I do to get an audio connection to my computer.
678430
people really don't know what they're talking about. it all depends on your software. you can plug in several at a time, and if you're using studio software you can select each input individually through asio drivers. if you're just using plain windows, you can set "listen" on each input device and it will play it's sound out of the speakers you select.
1126611
No. Beware...this isn't even a true TRRS splitter. It does not carry the mic signal at all. If you pull apart the cable (which I did), it only has 3 wires in it...not four as it would if it were carrying the full TRRS (L,R,Mic, Grnd) signal.
587014
Yes! You can use both inputs as you want, record same instrument using two mics or vocals and instruments, etc. Depending on the instruments you need to set up the Mic/inst swtich to adjunst input levels.
530197
There are two mic inputs to use. I did not try it but you should be able to.
543010
Maybe what you need is a mixer to balance the volume of all the different mics and then record from the mixer. Sorry I can't help you further!
390147
If you are talking about 2 audio sources this wouldn't work. you will need mixing equipment.
1935275
I think your question is referring to the same frequency band. If so the answer is yes. If the question is can they be the same frequency the answer is no. You wont get all the mics coming cleanly into one receiver. They will all interfere with each other if they are the set to the same frequency.
2133079
Yes you can input to at least three different pairs (stereo) audio tracks as well as three different video tracks. Once render them they of course flatten the output file to one video and one stereo audio pair - Cheers