Will the MP-2 output a signal out of both the XLR and the Tape Return outputs at the same time? I would test it, but am hoping someone can answer.... ;D
Tape return is an input ;) I assume you mean tape out.
I am pretty sure it's both, but I have no way of testing it myself at this moment either!
Quote from: MattD on April 01, 2004, 10:23:32 PM
Tape return is an input ;) I assume you mean tape out.
I am pretty sure it's both, but I have no way of testing it myself at this moment either!
yeah thats it.... ;D
alright, I will give it a shot tomorrow and report back for anyone who is interested 8)
yes
Yeah, it can. Run the tape out to your headphone amplifier....
like Scott and Jason said, it will. The tape out is a lower level (-10dB?) than the balanced outs, though. It's a great way to patch MDers without draining the batteries on your deck
yup, works...tested this morning...+t to all...thanks for the help. I am actually going to run a on the fly matrix tonight, and what I think I will also do is run the tape out to my buddies M1 (assuming my deck gets back in time) so when I screw up the matrix tape, I will have a back up...
nick...i am interested to know how you will run a matrix with the mp-2. or are you using that beringher mixer?
inquiring minds wanna no
>> Yeah, it can. Run the tape out to your headphone amplifier....<<
the mp2 IS my headphone amplifier :)
Quote from: Chris K on April 02, 2004, 09:25:45 AM
nick...i am interested to know how you will run a matrix with the mp-2. or are you using that beringher mixer?
inquiring minds wanna no
going to run the following
MG200s->MP-2(XLR Outs)->Behringer MXB1002 Line in + SBD->Behringer MXB1002 Line in ----> Mod SBM-1->D100
On the side, I think I am going to run the tape out to my buddies M1 so that when I screw up the mix, I will have a backup copy... ;D
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going to run the following
MG200s->MP-2(XLR Outs)->Behringer MXB1002 Line in + SBD->Behringer MXB1002 Line in ----> Mod SBM-1->D100
On the side, I think I am going to run the tape out to my buddies M1 so that when I screw up the mix, I will have a backup copy... ;D
nice...how do you like the mixer? what show will you be using this at?
Quote from: Chris K on April 02, 2004, 10:05:42 AM
nice...how do you like the mixer? what show will you be using this at?
no idea on whether I like the mixer or not. Easy to use, easy to power is about all I can say with certainty, since I have only played with it at home so far. After tonight, I will make an educated decision as to whether it sticks around or if it ends up on ebay, and I invest in a mackie....
I will be using it tonight at the Cast Iron Filter show in Raleigh....I pimp these guys all the time...great band...fun live show....
nice...would be cool to use line outs on each channel from the mixer (if it has them) to feed each dat so you record 4 separate tracks, then you can transfer each and blend them later in your studio/transfering/listening environment where conditions to actually listen are more ideal.
just a thought
have fun tonight nick
Quote from: Chris K on April 02, 2004, 10:19:33 AM
nice...would be cool to use line outs on each channel from the mixer (if it has them) to feed each dat so you record 4 separate tracks, then you can transfer each and blend them later in your studio/transfering/listening environment where conditions to actually listen are more ideal.
just a thought
have fun tonight nick
to be honest, this is the way I have done it before....using 2 recording devices, SBD to one and mics to the author and mix them on my PC after. Last time I did this, it took 9 hours to get it right for a 2.5 hour show due to drift differences on the deck. My hope is that this will alleviate the need to do that activity, because I want to get out of the 9 hour post processing type activities.
If this doesnt fix it, then no big deal, I sell the mixer and buy the 4 track SD box and that should solve my problem.
just remember the the mic-out and tape out have different voltages. But it shouldn't matter for you if it's just for back-up