Hi Joe..awesome subject....I'm always having to plug a phone, computer or an ipod/ipad into my mixer. I wish I had the talent or tools to make a few. Please keep up the good work your doing here... If your interested in building/selling a few, please let me know..
@@MndScream You can find it in figure two in the document on this page off my site: ctweddingdj.com/why-not-why/ But when I make the video it will be a little easier to see and understand how to do it whilst burying it inside of an xlr.
To be fair though, most mixing boards have some sort of a stereo in, at least with RCAs, or at the very least on 1/4" jacks. But then you get into the discussion of mic level vs line level vs headphone level and whether or not you should be using a stereo DI instead. I personally just use a 1/8" stereo jack to RCA with a couple rca to jack converters on the end (using a stereo channel on the mixer), although in future I'm planning to use usb on the mixer to go direct digital in.
Honestly no. The only thing I've seen is guys like me making them en masse and selling them. My next video is likely going to be me making them. Maybe I'll make several and put them in an online store. Stay tuned. I should have a solution for you in a few days.
Thx Joe .. great info
Always great Joe!
Thank you Jw
Great solution! Thanks for sharing.
Great info thanks Joe!
Thanks Tom
Brilliant
Hi Joe..awesome subject....I'm always having to plug a phone, computer or an ipod/ipad into my mixer. I wish I had the talent or tools to make a few.
Please keep up the good work your doing here...
If your interested in building/selling a few, please let me know..
You just convinced me. I'll make a DIY video on how to make that cable. It is not hard. It just takes patience. And a slow steady hand.
@@JSEntertainmentCo Count me in on that video too. I'd love to see the schematic on that.
@@MndScream You can find it in figure two in the document on this page off my site: ctweddingdj.com/why-not-why/ But when I make the video it will be a little easier to see and understand how to do it whilst burying it inside of an xlr.
To be fair though, most mixing boards have some sort of a stereo in, at least with RCAs, or at the very least on 1/4" jacks. But then you get into the discussion of mic level vs line level vs headphone level and whether or not you should be using a stereo DI instead. I personally just use a 1/8" stereo jack to RCA with a couple rca to jack converters on the end (using a stereo channel on the mixer), although in future I'm planning to use usb on the mixer to go direct digital in.
Do you know where this can be purchased already made ? online if so can you please reply with a link thanks...
Honestly no. The only thing I've seen is guys like me making them en masse and selling them. My next video is likely going to be me making them. Maybe I'll make several and put them in an online store. Stay tuned. I should have a solution for you in a few days.
@@JSEntertainmentCo Sounds Great Definitely would purchase a couple
you should sell these