Channel 1 and channel 2 have a high impedance guitar input option for the line input if your guitar is electric or an acoustic guitar with built in pickups. I like the sound of a mic for acoustic, or you can even do both and mix them.
question: Can I record at the same time from stereo 1 and M1 or M2? And if yes, how the Stereo channel apears in my DAW? Two separate tracks, or one stereo tracks?
Hello and great question. You can record the M1, M2 and stereo one by routing only the Stereo 1 into the main LR and use the button marked "M1 - M2 - L - R" but this means you would not be able to listen to anything else on the L R or it would be on the stereo recording. An alternative way to avoid using your L R bus for recording would be to plug your stereo track into M3 and M4, while having no buttons selected on the USB routing and therefore recored M1 - M2 - M3 - M4. For the DAW software side routing it will depend which DAW you have for how to set it up. For Logic you could set up two mono tracks and one stereo, set input 1 to mono track one, input 2 to mono track two and input 3+4 for the input on the the stereo track. Hope that helps!
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this helped me soooo much i was wondering why i still kept hearing echo.. its so crispy now! woohoo!
why dont you plug your guitar into the line input via jack?this way is better you think?thanks
Channel 1 and channel 2 have a high impedance guitar input option for the line input if your guitar is electric or an acoustic guitar with built in pickups. I like the sound of a mic for acoustic, or you can even do both and mix them.
@@talkback_audio I’m professional musician::) i know that…I just wondered why you don’t plug the guitar into the mixer , ok 👍
Thanks
question: Can I record at the same time from stereo 1 and M1 or M2? And if yes, how the Stereo channel apears in my DAW? Two separate tracks, or one stereo tracks?
Hello and great question. You can record the M1, M2 and stereo one by routing only the Stereo 1 into the main LR and use the button marked "M1 - M2 - L - R" but this means you would not be able to listen to anything else on the L R or it would be on the stereo recording. An alternative way to avoid using your L R bus for recording would be to plug your stereo track into M3 and M4, while having no buttons selected on the USB routing and therefore recored M1 - M2 - M3 - M4. For the DAW software side routing it will depend which DAW you have for how to set it up. For Logic you could set up two mono tracks and one stereo, set input 1 to mono track one, input 2 to mono track two and input 3+4 for the input on the the stereo track. Hope that helps!
@@talkback_audio thank you for the answer. It would be great if this was possible with the simple way, probably I will search for another product
@@TsampikosKamateros Best of luck with your setup, what DAW are you using? what else will you be plugging into the mixer?
@@talkback_audio Bandlab by Cakewalk, with Korg pa3x, Yamaha p-125, Roland FR3 digital accordion, and a Shure ks32 mic