Dec 31, 2002 03:36 am If your mixer has direct outs on mic channels, you can record the (dry) signal from there, but I would recommend adding a compressor in between the signal path from direct out to your recorder...
Recording from Mixer to Recorder
Posted on Dec 31, 2002 01:22 am
Mike
Member Since: Dec 31, 2002
I have the Behringer Mx 602a mixer and I want to input the beat into my mixer so i am able to hear the beat through the mixer's headphones and also hear my voice from the mixer's mic through the mixer headphones. but i just want my voice from the mic to come out of the mixer to the recorder. how would i do this? does anyone know? thank you.
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Dec 31, 2002 03:36 am If your mixer has direct outs on mic channels, you can record the (dry) signal from there, but I would recommend adding a compressor in between the signal path from direct out to your recorder...
Dec 31, 2002 05:10 am What kind of mixer do you have? does it have more outs than just the main outs? If it does then assign that signal to come out the main out and a sub-group, then plug the sub-group into the deck.
Dec 31, 2002 08:24 am could you use the Aux channels to acomplish this? or doesnt it work like that.
Dec 31, 2002 08:31 am yes, you could...assuming the mixer in question has an available aux loop.
Jan 01, 2003 03:08 pm He has the 602A, and that unit has one Aux. out. So yes just send the track you want to record out the Aux. send and you will record only that output.
Jan 01, 2003 11:27 pm Just to clarify... (because I own a Behringer MX602A myself, and it does not have a group facility)
Connect the AUX output (just above Line Input 5/6) on your Mixer into the input of your soundcard. (You may need a 1/4" Jack to 1/8" Jack (mini jack) converter for this depending on your sound card)
Now, whenever you want to send a specific channel (eg: Channel 1) to your computer's input, you simply turn that channel's (Channel 1's) AUX send (Red knob) to the right.
--jues.
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