Can you use a splitter to allow two people, both with a mic, to be recorded at the same time on a singular recorder?
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Please just search Amazon. That way, you can perhaps find something in your price range and from a manufacturer you judge to be reliable. That's how I found mine. That was a number of years ago, so I'm not sure how the market is now. There probably are even more choices.
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Be careful doing this. If you want to use a normal headphone splitter, the answer is no. If you use a stereo breakout adapter like the one posted in the comments for Jim's answer, then yes.
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Yes you can we do it all the time. I'm thinking of trying to use 3 spliter so I can have 4 mica but have not tried it yet. Works great with 2.
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My answer is based on the assumption that the two units are identical. This would mean that the units would be using the same 4 frequencies for the mics. In this case you could not use them together because the mics which are on the same frequency will interfere with each other.
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The recorder does record both parties speaking at the same time. It can be set up to start recording the minute the telephone begins use.
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Not sure, doesn't look like it to me if it doesn't have separate plugs for microphone and audio. I can't confirm the splitter would work also.
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I concur with Travis F. You can synch different microphones to the base (see manual) but only one at a time.
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You probably can do what you are asking as long as the two units are receiving the same frequency. The one I bought has a number (sticker) on the PA unit itself and a matching number on the hand held mic. This indicates to me that there are several different frequencies with these units. You would need to request matching units.
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That shouldn't be a problem. I have had two mics attached to a single camera and it worked fine. Adding a music source is just another input and shouldn't be any different that a third mic.
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Yes, you can record 2 audio lines at the same time (and also a 3rd MIDI line, too).
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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.
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Yes, you can! Just used this over the weekend at a party! It was great! Both mics were used at the same time!
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Honestly, I don't think you will get the best quality sound running both at the same time, but it works great when only one audio source is playing at a time. I've never tried to two audio sources playing at the same time, but when it has happened, it's sounded fuzzy. You might need something built more toward music production that this.
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Kind of a hard question but you could find a Microphone with a 3.5 ml input and get a splitter. I think it would work
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!
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I have not tried this, I need to put a splitter at the input end of mine, but as of yet have not done so. I am sorry.
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The problem with this splitter is that both have to be used at the same time and it is very important that they are initialized in the proper sequence and stay on continuously. It sounds to me this would not be the solution to your problem. Hope this helps!
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yes you can use both microphones as along as you program two different frequencies on it, meaning each mic no identical radio frequencies
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Sorry but no. Like most similar recorders, plugging onto one of the connectors from an external source disables the built-in mics. To do what you are asking requires an external mixer.