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 Posted: Fri Dec 26 2003 15:12
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To start off i would like to say i searched for help, as well as read the manual front to cover several times.. im having trouble figuring out how to hook up my mixing board. i have it ran from the output sound from my computer to my mixing board, output from mixing board to stereo. but how do i get it back into the computer to record? and if i have it into line in, can i record into line in?. That brings up another question, will i get the beat playing back into it from the mixer. This brings me to my last question, if i have my output on mixer going to stereo how do i get one goin to my computer line in? splitter cables? im REALLY confused |
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Sunbuster
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Joined: 05 May 2003
Location: Finland
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Posted: Sat Dec 27 2003 19:53
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question: what kind of mixer do you have (brand/model) ? |
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Posted: Sun Dec 28 2003 01:35
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mackie efx something i dunno =/....i got it hooked up but i cant have it playing thru my stereo only head phones or it will record the beat to |
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Sunbuster
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Posted: Sun Dec 28 2003 11:00
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it would be easier to help if we'd know exactly what mixer you have, then one could search for the manual and other info on the net. Is it perhaps the DFX 6 or DFX 12 you have?
Anyway, if it's a dfx 12 you have then the mixer should at least have both an master output and a tape send. You could use the master output to send the info to the amplifier, and the tape send to send the info to the computer again. Using the aux sends is also an option, although they're only mono, so you'd have to use some tricks to get a stereo signal out. |
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Sunbuster
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Posted: Sun Dec 28 2003 11:02
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reading your post again, I'm thinking it's the aux sends you'll have to use, because then you can control exactly which channels get sent to the aux sends, and thus exactly which channels get recorded. |
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Posted: Sun Dec 28 2003 17:42
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thanks i figured it out...thanks for the help |
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