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Today's video producers are now able to leverage new technologies that can really help with the live streaming production-especially on-location. By utilizing what are commonly called 'podcast mixers,' streaming producers can deliver a bit more polish, while also gaining better flexibility in production.
Today's video producers are now able to leverage new technologies that can really help with the live streaming production-especially on-location. By utilizing what are commonly called 'podcast mixers,' streaming producers can deliver a bit more polish, while also gaining better flexibility in production.
Today's video producers are now able to leverage new technologies that can really help with the live streaming production-especially on-location. By utilising what are commonly called 'podcast mixers,' streaming producers can deliver a bit more polish, while also gaining better flexibility in production.
Dan LB » Thu Apr 15, 2021 2:38 am Connect the PC to the Big Knob via USB - you will then be able to listen back to audio from your PC and also record audio into it via the Big Knob. Connect the 'Monitor Out' of the DP24* to the 'Source' (3/4) input on the Big Knob using balanced TRS to TRS cables - set the 'Source' input to '+4dB'. Connect the 'Monitor A' outputs on the Big Knob to the inputs on the sub using balanced TRS to TRS cables (or alternatively TRS to XLRm cables). Connect the TRS outputs of the sub to the TRS inputs on the powered CR8X using balanced TRS to TRS cables (or alternat...
AlecSp » Sun Jan 03, 2021 3:03 pm Medina Sod wrote:I don't mind running in mono, I'm just unsure what kind of cables go where in conecting the two units. There are only RCA outs on the units. Thanks again for your response.You're right, your only choice for outputs are the RCA/Phono sockets. At the other end, you could connect to any input you like. The one subtlety is that if you run a single cable from just one of the phono outputs, you'll be getting etiher the left or the right side of the stereo signal from your source (I *think*, as I'd expet the mixer to have preserved the stereo s...