can i connect this mixer to my laptop?
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Hi Big G, Thanks for your interst in Seismic Audio! You can connect via the 1/8" output with an 1/8" to RCA cable or 1/8" to dual TS Mono cable, but NOT via the USB port. This is for flash/thumb drives loaded with MP3s. The Slider4 is not an external audio interface for use with your DAW.Thanks,Rusty
1152925
I looked at the mixer and it looks like the usb is only for plugging in mp3 players. You need a audio interface to connect to a laptop I use Roland UA-1G whith my laptop. Sorry for my first response I always just assumed that was what it was for.
1152926
Was able to connect with a USB cable to my computer. There is also and audio out that can connect as well.
1193791
You can hook it up to a laptop but NOT directly. Gotta get a special wire that connects to a laptop to a radio/amplifier that connects to the speakers
1144327
No. This is not a DJ mixer. Its a external sound card. Its also not good enough for professional use. It has grounding issues and a high failure rate.
335073
As far as I know, the only ways to connect a laptop is out the headphone jack into 1/4" or XLR and use 2 channels panned left and right or out of your USB into a gigaport or some other sound card and then into the channels on the mixer. The USB input on the mixer is only for playing music directly from a flash drive or external drive. I have not worked with it enough to know if there are other options. I hope that helps.
1907007
Yes, but if your mixer has phantom power then you can just connect this mic to your mixer and turn the phantom power on.
2031661
This mixer will not accept a USB. However, you can get a USB-to-XLR cable that will work just fine at Ebay for about $10.00. Good luck!. Johanan.
1145609
you do not need a mixer.. plug directly into your headphone jack on your computer.. They are awesome.. my son has the bigger ones and loves them too..
271089
You'll need to have a laptop to operate the mpc studio.. Then just run a stereo breakout cable from the laptop to the pa system. Just use a 3.5mm with aux cords at the end (red & white). Your problem should be solved :-)
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As others have said, you can't use the amplifier to mix sources, however if the intent is to do a karaoke-type thing you should be able to connect the wireless mic to the laptop and the laptop to the amplifier. I suspect there is software to do what you are trying to do.Another possible alternative would be to put 2 zones in the same room with 2 sets of speakers, one with the laptop, the other the microphone. as others have said you would want to make sure the mic reciever had line level output. The advantage would be controlling the mic and laptop volume independantly from the control panels. As others have said, you can't use the amplifier to mix sources, however if the intent is to do a karaoke-type thing you should be able to connect the wireless mic to the laptop and the laptop to the amplifier. I suspect there is software to do what you are trying to do.Another possible alternative would be to put 2 zones in the same room with 2 sets of speakers, one with the laptop, the other the microphone. as others have said you would want to make sure the mic reciever had line level output. The advantage would be controlling the mic and laptop volume independantly from the... » Read More As others have said, you can't use the amplifier to mix sources, however if the intent is to do a karaoke-type thing you should be able to connect the wireless mic to the laptop and the laptop to the amplifier. I suspect there is software to do what you are trying to do.Another possible alternative would be to put 2 zones in the same room with 2 sets of speakers, one with the laptop, the other the microphone. as others have said you would want to make sure the mic reciever had line level output. The advantage would be controlling the mic and laptop volume independantly from the control panels. « Show Less
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Yes. For both the Laptop or CD Player you will need an adapter cable with an 1/8" Stereo Tip-Ring-Sleeve (TRS) plug on one end and Two Mono RCA plugs on the other. The TRS plug goes into the Line/Headphone Out of the Laptop or CD Player and the RCA plugs go into the Left and Right Line Inputs of either Channels 9/10 or 11/12. In general, the volume of the Source should be less than the Mixer to avoid distortion. Be sure to turn the Volume Off on the Mixer Channels before starting to play your Source material then raise it slowly once the audio starts. Hope this helps. C
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Nothing much. You need a USB port (and potentially a USB hub with an external power supply in case there isn't enough power for the interface). Other than that as long as your computer can support a proper DAW it should be fine.
1489864
Mixer was purchased as a gift and is not in my possession. Unable to answer the question.
188955
Yes you can, you will need a cable similar to this one: "6 Feet 3.5mm Male Stereo to Dual 1/4-Inch Male Mono Y-Cable" and you can get the cable from Amazon. I use it with my laptop, I plug the two 1/4 inch mono into channels 1 and 2 of the mixer and pan channel 1 all the way left and pan channel 2 all the way right for full stereo, the 3.5mm or 8th inch into my laptop, phone, tablet or other device that takes the 3.5mm cable.
607426
No don't hook up directly. Laptop to mixer then direct box to instrument on separate channel.
1051702
Yes you can ,but you have to use at least 2 ndx400 and a dj mixer when mixing music.
607427
This should not be a problem! You can connect your mic to the XLR jack and use a 1/4" cable with an mini-stereo (on either end) to connect to your laptop. Levels should be adequate for most applications.
60607
No, this is analog you need a soundcard for it. MAybe look for some external ones, not as good but better. Don't waste your money for this for a laptop.