QUOTE(tull the prigger @ Feb 11 2008, 10:00 AM)
What about using the RCA Master outputs on the mixer to connect your amp?
faulty master rca out.. that's why.. f*cking kastam screw my mixer on the way into the country, they opened it up and did a bad job putting it back together... so beware if buying a second hand equipment from overseas, u've been warned! hah!
Added on February 11, 2008, 4:06 pmQUOTE(XtOtH3D @ Feb 11 2008, 10:56 AM)
@hold on to ur records well, it might get 'misplaced' suddenly there hehe ?
what u mean @_@
lets just say i've heard stories bout the guy 'borrowing' ur recs...
Added on February 11, 2008, 4:10 pmQUOTE([PIMPIN] @ Feb 11 2008, 12:26 PM)
it'll be mono i believe. in fact i just tried it and on my setup it'll run only the left/right channel which you plugged in
yeah thats what i thought initially, thats why i wanna find those xlr to rca cables..
but this guy from the other thread is making me pening about the signal that the mixer outputs..
cause im assuming its one L and one R cause there's 2 xlr 'holes'...
thanx for clearing that up
Added on February 11, 2008, 4:47 pmand a lil something i like to share with u guys..
recently i found a nice little tweak for those who are mixing using software (im my case, traktor) and want to have 2 stereo channel without buying those expensive multi channel soundcard..
all u need is to download asio4all and a usb soundcard (those flashdrive looking ones that u can get for 25bux).. what it does is using both ur internal soundcard and the usb soundcard at the same time so u'll have 2 stereo outputs (for mixing using external mixer like i do or having an extra channel for monitoring with headphones)...
if anyone is interested in this setup, let me know, ill elaborate more and give ya a step-by-step, quite simple actually
This post has been edited by westokan: Feb 11 2008, 04:47 PM