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BOOsTER
Holding Infinity
Registered: Jan 2002
Location: Sea of forgetfulness
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not sure about this really...but if you can't cabel mixer correctly...you better give it up...I believe...or maybe RTFM?
I know i'm not helpfull here, but I'm in a slightly drunken mood and this just sounds like you are one of those rich boys who just get a lot of toys and don't know what to do with all that...
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Jul-22-2005 21:34
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BOOsTER
Holding Infinity
Registered: Jan 2002
Location: Sea of forgetfulness
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I believe that it should be enough to set it up the usual way
instrument -> mixer in -> mixer out -> soundcard -> speakers
instrument2 -> mixer in2 -> mixer out -> soundcard -> speakers
instrument3 -> mixer in3 -> mixer out -> soundcard -> speakers
I don't know what is so complicated about it? just plug the cables into the right holes?
sorry for prejudging...maybe I know less than you do about it, but I believe there's nothing to do bad way, if you did it bad way it wouldn't work?
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Help me make soundtrack for my grandpa´s art exhibition:
Check out my topic about it here
Thank you!
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Jul-22-2005 22:03
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Degradation
tranceaddict
Registered: Oct 2004
Location: Phoenix, AZ
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New Stuff
You'll want to crank up the volume on all your synths and play a polyphonic passage or something on the synth while bringing the channel levels up on your mixer until just before it clips. Once this is done for all your inputs bring the overall mixer master out to an acceptable level. This will keep the noise floor down and the harmonic content of the synths and pc up. You'll also want to make sure all sliders not in use are turned down and also you'll want a good ground to keep down interference. Keep in mind a lot of digital synths will produce noise on the output when not turned on. Typically a gate in the software of the synth will only quiet the outputs when it's powered on.
Hope this helps.
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Jul-23-2005 01:57
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