Are there any other outputs besides the soundboard that I could plug into for a patch not using mics? (I am in with the band)
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unless there is seperate mix that the soundboard engineer is running all you have is the sbd, sorry my man, you said your in the band, who are you?
Boyd?!?!? Oh boy...I hope its Boyd.
-Kevin
uhhhhh, maybe some other taper dork is there running a 3 mic mix :D patch from them
Quote from: blu666z on November 07, 2003, 04:43:19 AM
Boyd?!?!? Oh boy...I hope its Boyd.
-Kevin
hopefully it is boyd so i can pass on a bit of advice, boyd lose the zeta!
Quote from: dmb on November 06, 2003, 11:26:04 PM
Are there any other outputs besides the soundboard that I could plug into for a patch not using mics? (I am in with the band)
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why don't you wanna patch from mics? aud rules!
dmb gets no respect here. :P
::)
Quote from: calico on November 07, 2003, 10:36:42 AM
dmb gets no respect here. :P
::)
this is very true and i cant see why you wouldnt want to patch out of mics
wait, did I just totally miss that?
not knowing how your engineer mixes limits us, but you can sub-group certain channels togethor in a seperate mix(usually matrix out or aux sends).
of course, if you want everything the board is sending to the PA, you can use main out or tape out.
I agree with the rest in pulling a aud source.the only time I pull a sbd out is if Im mixing with mics...straight sbd is very harsh and strerile sounding
With a band I tape all the time I can get a feed from the monitor mix, but that's only because I know the guy that runs the monitors. His mix rocks, though, because he mixes it for himself (he records every show). :)