I need to monitor 2 guitars and a bass via headphone, can this be done using this mixer?
1781732
yes. Put guitar 1 on ch 1, guitar 2 on ch 2 and bass on ch3. Ch 3 lacks Eq but can be balanced with the other two channels easily
1060101
Yes you can; I have a mixtrack pro as well although it works plugged into a DJ system but the amp has RCA level inputs allowing it to play any unit (including Mixtrack Pro) with an RCA level output.
1635659
Keep in mind that there is only an output for 1 channel, so you will have to use piggy back RCA cords to make it work. That being said, if you mixer has Cue capabilities you will be able to hear the second deck without playing it out loud.
1523688
Just use the Outputs...mono or stereo, with standard guitar/instrument cables... mono with one amp... left and right stereo with two separate amps or stereo mixer.
1404281
Jack, you can do that. The only thing you have to consider is 1. Both inputs L & R need to be connected, otherwise the system works in mono. 2. You can select only one input A or B on each headphone output, not both at the same time.
1060253
Yep. Get stereo 1/4" cables to whatever the input on the tascam is (1/4" TRS?) and take the feed from the two monitor outputs. They're the same as the mains but have their own volume control. You'll need to adjust their level into the recorder but you'll get a brilliant signal.
1896785
Yes, you can use rec out, monitor, stereo out and phone. This mixer has no amp built in so u can use any output.
510040
I assume you are trying to take one signal and send it to four different speakers. I would get something like the Behringer MX288 8 Channel mixer
1474725
If your using as a stage monitor it would come from the mixer out from the aux sends to the Mic/line input. The link output is to connect a second monitor to have the same mix come out of it...
1218073
run it through a splitter, OR get an external mixer with multiple outs. thx!
390145
do u mean u want to listen to 2 different audio sources through the same headphone?
1382335
You can. I have a four channel mixer that I run my guitar to ( it's an Lexicon Lambda) it works great when I'm recording piano or guitar. I use a pair of Audio Technica headphones to listen to my mix plugged into my Lexicon. When I don't use my Lexicon I just run straight through my speakers when I'm mixing virtual instruments.
1988161
As far as i know you can. But i recommend double checking with experts at stores like Guitar Center or Sweetwater. Are you intending to plug in directly to the speaker? I would think you'd be plugging the mic into the mixer.
1779007
You can but remember 2 things. If you use the XLR you will have a mono mix meaning everything will sound the same in your ear. If you use the monitor input and use a 1/4 inch to stereo 1/4 inch female and take 2 1/4 inch output cables from 2 auxes from the mixer, you would also have the possibility of panning the instruments left and right in your headphone. This also depends on the mixer you are using if it has that possibility.
1722908
You would want to run the sound through this device before the amp. What I do is I have my mixer's left and right sent to input 1 and 2 and then send the outputs directly to the amp. Some people likely use the 2 processors as sends from their mixers, but I wanted to process the whole output instead of just one member of the band.
1352216
Never tried it but you should be able to, most recording software will recognise the input so you shouldn't have a problem.You can plug the other end of the 1/4 into the mix port and you should be able to use both mics.
1016733
There is an input feature that should address your amp/mixer handily, although I can't saying how it well it will work. There are individuals who rely solely upon their Rolands for recordings and several I've heard use amp/mixer inputs.