Mixer Mic Jack at Aidan Rodney blog

Mixer Mic Jack. Connect the usb microphone to the computer to provide power, then connect to your audio mixer using a 1/4″ trs to dual 1/8″ ts cable and configure the gain, compressor, and eq settings. Plug headphones into the “phones” port on the mixer. You can then take a single output from the mixer into your digital recorder. With audio signals, sound is transferred as a voltage into our mixers, audio interfaces, amplifiers, and speakers. For multiple jack inputs (you may be using a lavalier or shotgun mic to record each person), a mixer would be the best bet. Make sure the headphone cord doesn’t tangle around any of the knobs. You will need a 1/4″ jack to 3.5mm jack cable to connect from the output of your mixer into the microphone input on your computer. Listening to your mixer through headphones allows you to hear the levels clearly so you can tweak them later on. Use a 6.35 mm headphone jack to plug in your headphones to the mixer.

Listening to your mixer through headphones allows you to hear the levels clearly so you can tweak them later on. Plug headphones into the “phones” port on the mixer. For multiple jack inputs (you may be using a lavalier or shotgun mic to record each person), a mixer would be the best bet. With audio signals, sound is transferred as a voltage into our mixers, audio interfaces, amplifiers, and speakers. Connect the usb microphone to the computer to provide power, then connect to your audio mixer using a 1/4″ trs to dual 1/8″ ts cable and configure the gain, compressor, and eq settings. You can then take a single output from the mixer into your digital recorder. You will need a 1/4″ jack to 3.5mm jack cable to connect from the output of your mixer into the microphone input on your computer. Make sure the headphone cord doesn’t tangle around any of the knobs. Use a 6.35 mm headphone jack to plug in your headphones to the mixer.

DREMAKE XLR Microphone Cable To Mic Jack 1/4 TRS Cable 6.35Mm/6.5Mm

Mixer Mic Jack You can then take a single output from the mixer into your digital recorder. Listening to your mixer through headphones allows you to hear the levels clearly so you can tweak them later on. Plug headphones into the “phones” port on the mixer. Use a 6.35 mm headphone jack to plug in your headphones to the mixer. Make sure the headphone cord doesn’t tangle around any of the knobs. For multiple jack inputs (you may be using a lavalier or shotgun mic to record each person), a mixer would be the best bet. With audio signals, sound is transferred as a voltage into our mixers, audio interfaces, amplifiers, and speakers. Connect the usb microphone to the computer to provide power, then connect to your audio mixer using a 1/4″ trs to dual 1/8″ ts cable and configure the gain, compressor, and eq settings. You will need a 1/4″ jack to 3.5mm jack cable to connect from the output of your mixer into the microphone input on your computer. You can then take a single output from the mixer into your digital recorder.