Can I plug this into my mixing board direct or do I need to run it through a wireless transmitter. I'd like to run this right to my board.
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Don't know for sure but should be able to run right to board. It is only a mic and needs nothing extra to power it.
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Most boards I know of use 1/4" plugs; this is the small mini plug. You would need an adaptor from Radio Shack, but it should work. I've been using one for my pastor, he is tough on equipment and hasn't been able to destroy this yet after 6 months of use!!
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Angel, it is a fairly easy procedure! You will need an Analog to Digital interface (one that has a phantom power supply usually 48V)...then you connect the Interface to your PC (via USB cable) and the microphone to the interface (be sure to use only a microphone XLR cable (as a cable that has one female XLR end and a 1/4" mono jack, will not transmit phantom power that the mic. needs to operate... There is another way of connecting the microphone if you have a studio mixing board w/phantom power... Just connect the microphone to the mixing board (again use only a cable with male and female XLR plugs)... Then the board runs to the interface and into your PC.... I hope this helps! If you have further questions on connection methods you can catch me on Twitter (@SoundwaveIntox) or through my website at www.soundwaveintoxicationrecordingstudio.com Again, I hope this helps you out!
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You can use it as an audio interface, but you can't use it as a controller. It'll mix everything coming into the mixer down to a stereo mix and send that through the usb interface.
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Although I had never plugged the mike into a wireless transmitter, I think you can do it. This mike is very good, cheap and reliable.
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There is no way to connect an external audio source. The only audio option is the on-board mic....which is not bad, but not something you'd want to use for most productions...especially live streaming. I suppose it would be possible to crack open the handle near the mic, disconnect the on-board mic and rig up some kind of direct connection, but I've never tried it. It's a great camera...lots of options for people like me who live in the SD/HD world. But, when it comes to recording quality audio for video productions, I have to use a separate mic and audio recorder and then sync it up with the video in post. Not fun, but it works! There is no way to connect an external audio source. The only audio option is the on-board mic....which is not bad, but not something you'd want to use for most productions...especially live streaming. I suppose it would be possible to crack open the handle near the mic, disconnect the on-board mic and rig up some kind of direct connection, but I've never tried it. It's a great camera...lots of options for people like me who live in the SD/HD world. But, when it comes to recording quality audio for video productions, I have to use a separate mic and audio recorder and then sync it up with... » Read More There is no way to connect an external audio source. The only audio option is the on-board mic....which is not bad, but not something you'd want to use for most productions...especially live streaming. I suppose it would be possible to crack open the handle near the mic, disconnect the on-board mic and rig up some kind of direct connection, but I've never tried it. It's a great camera...lots of options for people like me who live in the SD/HD world. But, when it comes to recording quality audio for video productions, I have to use a separate mic and audio recorder and then sync it up with the video in post. Not fun, but it works! « Show Less
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This mic needs phantom power, usually present in mixing boards, dont know what your audio interface actually is.
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this isn't really a great answer but i could not get my amp to turn on with the wireless reciever, it only worked by plugging the wires in direct. Thought my amp was broke.
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This mic requires phantom power from a mixer board. Will not work without phantom power. There are some external phantom power boxes you can purchase that are not expensive.
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this microphone requires phantom power. If your audio interface or mixer does not have a Phantom power supply built in, you will need to purchase a phantom power supply to insert into your signal chain.
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ive experimented with running my mic through my pedal board for recording and it seemed to work fine however I prefer to use the reverb settings from the recording program. I cant see why it wouldnt work live but like the other guy said, you would need to use 1/4'' cable for your microphone.
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I have mine run 2 120w jvc speakers they do plug direct to the controller but they have their own power source. Sounds good to. I run the Hercules instinct and my Hercules rmx also. On my rmx I have to use and 3/4 to 1/4 adapter for it to work I hope this helped you.
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You can't run speaker wires but it has a 3.5 mm input on the transmitter. It's the size you use for headphones. If your receiver has a headphone out jack you can plug that into transmitter and then wirelessly transmit sound to speakers. The transmitter has to be plugged into a power outlet as does each speaker.
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You will need some kind of audio software. This is not a standalone hardware piece you can simply plug into a mixer, it is an audio interface that must be plugged into a computer.
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this is a great basic mixer with normal board outputs no USB input or outputs. I am sure if you had a usb rca junction junction box it would work great. Also inputs are in XLR and 1/4 inch so you may need adapters.
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You will need an audio out port of some kind on your receiver. I plug in wireless speakers to my tape out RCA Plugs on my receiver and plug into the transmitter. Newer receivers have no tape out port, so you'll need to see if there is an audio out jack. (3mm jack)
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The direct out is a balanced send intended for recording or to send signal to the PA mixer. Typically where an engineer/user would EQ the bass volume on the mixing board (not the bass amp)and tone to match the PA setup which would presumably be a full range system with a crossover where he could send any frequencies at a certain Q point to the subs (You do not want to send low frequencies to the horns). Using the DI will not send any power to the PA speaker you intend to use, simply send signal. If you are using a powered speaker then yes you can do this, but once again you are not going to get optimal bass guitar tone running this setup. Hope it helps!
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What you are suggesting will most likely create feedback and/or damage the unit (any brand). If you are using it as a monitor try to get your input feed from the PA. If you can't get an isolated monitor mix from the PA then plug your mic into the B205D and use it to reinforce you own stage mix. Run the output to the PA but...Don't loop back!