You could also use the “MAIN OUTPUT” from a line-level mixer to connect it to the audio interface if you don’t intend to connect powered speakers or amplifiers to the mixer. If you decide to use the “REC OUT” anyways, you’ll still get a decent quality audio signal, but you might find some noise in the line. A balanced connection uses shielded twisted-pair cable and three-conductor connectors specially designed to be immune to line noise. Keep in mind that in most analog mixers, there is a pair of RCA connectors labeled “REC OUT,” “TAPE OUT,” or just “OUT,” which are intended to be used for recording to tape cassettes or tape reel recorders.Īlthough this connection is intended for recording, I don’t recommend using it to connect the mixer to your interface because this output is not balanced, meaning that the connectors and cables are not shielded. Below I have included some pictures as reference of different brands of audio mixers showing the output connectors you need to locate. You can use the output labeled “CTRL ROOM,” “CR OUT,” or “STEREO OUT.” Depending on the brand you use, the name could be different, but they do exactly the same. Most mixers provide line-level outputs for connecting monitors or for taking a line for recording purposes.
Locate an Available Line-Level Output in the Audio Mixer.
0 kommentar(er)
