Can all the aux input sources be heard at the same time (music from an ipod and a different mic) or can you only select one input source at a time?
771930
It works like a mixer, so yes, you can talk through the mic over an audio source.
771931
Hi you could use the mic at the same time you are play your music from your iPod or any device in the aux.
771932
I was able to play music from my MP3 player and use the mic that came with the system at the same time.
771933
Thank you for your inquiry. The mic and iPod input have their own independent volumes so yes, you can have both running simultaneously.
723766
No I don't think you can do that. You can only select one source to be the i/p, either AUX1 or AUX2. Hope this helps.
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.
193436
Yes, you can! Just used this over the weekend at a party! It was great! Both mics were used at the same time!
583814
What you want to do is what this amp accommodates. You can use both inputs at the same time. I love mine.
975512
There is an aux input device. I use these for my mic, and can also plug in my iphone via a 3.5mm cable. I LOVE THESE SPEAKERS!
644712
yes, you can plug: XLR, 1/4 & RCA at the same time.I'd recommend if you're plugging in 2 inputs at the same time: XLR & 1/4
284927
Without further info.....make sure you select source using the front buttons because it has more than one interface type. Also be sure of volume setting because it will differ greatly between inputs.
1661948
Yes, you can, you need an adaptor if the mic has a balanced plug but there are two volume knobs to control your mike and guitar.. You can add an aux input but don't go to far unless you spend prep time with overall balance .
1791303
I have never heard of anyone doing that. I use four patch cables to two aux sends and two aux returns on my Mackie Onyx 1640i. This uses up two of my 6 aux channels but it has a nice fat stereo effect. I'm sure it was not designed to plug a microphone into the analog in or out jacks.
1360959
Yes Chris. There are two inputs on this amplifier. On the back side is a standard RCA plug. On the front is a headphone jack (for your iPod) which will take priority if two devices are plugged in. Mine came with both a male-to-male headphone cable and a female headphone to male RCA cable.
1165960
A) Discreet or Discrete? I'll assume you mean the latter.B) The DAW software isn't really an issue here.C) No. This device has only TWO discrete analog input channels.D) M-Audio Mac drivers may only let you have ONE M-Audio brand USB audio device in use at a time, so don't think you can stack two, or mix this device and another M-Audio device to get 4 input channels. Paying for good driver programming is partly what makes MOTU more expensive. Let's see if anyone at M-Audio will chime in with a correction: there's a small chance they've mended their evil driver ways.
1661947
Yes. Separate 1/4" inputs and controls. You must have an adaptor for XLR to 1/4" if your mike has XLR but it will work. Works well. There is a 3rd input as Malcolm mentioned but I have not tried it at all; sounds like from his comment that balancing an aux with the other two (to play along with a recorded track) might be a bit difficult.
1155201
There's only one standard mic input, but there are two aux inputs with 1/4" jacks. You could plug one of the mics into an aux input and run two at the same time.
1025630
You can. If you use itunes on a computer it gives you an option for multiple speakers, so you can select whichever ones you'd like.
358263
The headphones can only use one input at a time. You could have the optical (digital) and the RCA jacks (analog) plugged in at once but only one can have activity. There is not a switch to select which input is to be used. You can get an additional switch box for either type of those inputs if you need or like. Note that there is a switch on the headphone tower for attenuating a analog signal (0db/-8db) which could be needed for some analog sources but not all. In that case you would have to switch two switches when changing from analog sources. Also note that the surround effect is not as pronounced or awesome until you use the digital complex input.
590726
Yes you can. You need a Phono to RCA cord to make it happen. Obviously you need to hook the amp up the normal way to make it happen other than the stereo connection. If you want the iPod to control both inputs you will also need 2 of the RCA splitters 1 female to 2 male to split the signal for both inputs. Good luck.