I have been experimenting with recording jazz guitar (7 string archtop) for a while and was thinking a good approach would be to record the direct signal from the pickup along with mic'd up guitar/amp and to mix the various signals together. What is the best way to split the signal from my guitar into two outputs without losing any quality, adding noise, etc.?

I currently have two sound devices (M-Box and Audiophile 24/96) that I would like to feed into my single set of monitors. I want the Pro Tools output on the M-Box obviously, but I want to have everything else in Windows to go out of the Audiophile.

I am getting into producing DVDs of live music performances.
In order to provide the best possible sound quality for my finished video, I must make a multitrack recording of the performance.

Hi all,

I'm slowly getting my head a tiny bit around the impedance thing.
Unfortunately my funds cannot always follow my simple understanding.

For examle:
The palmer pms-02 and pls-02 are both passive splitters, the mic one has an input impedance of 200Ohm and the line one of 600Ohms.

I thought this would be a simple request, but the cabling company I've ordered from have got it wrong twice now:

I reccently rented a splitter snake from a local music store to do some live recording of a band. For some reason, I wasn't getting any phantom power at either end of the snake (split or main trunk). Is there something special required in a splitter snake to get phantom power to the business end ?

Hey guys,

wondering what is used (as far as brand goes) when wanting to send the one guitar signal (one performance) to 2 units, ie: sending bass signal to amp and preamp from the guitar.

Is there any particular unit commonly used? Would love to get something that has at least 3 outputs.

Thanks,

Sammyg

1. Can I use a "y" splitter on the output of an ADC to go to 2 different DAW's for mixdown?

2. Can I hook all my S/PDIF in's and out's to say a RCA patchbayto have different patching options?

Sorry if this sounds so elementary to you advanced digital users, but I have searched all morning.

Oh and:

Here's my problem...When I run vocals though my mic preamp and then take that mono signal to the board, I am not sure how most people go about connecting both left and right inputs to the stereo in and stereo out on the effects processor.
What mic Splitter would work to feed the inputs of my Eventide DSP7000. Or can this be done on a patchbay?

Hi, I'm ptr, I mostly hang out in the section for acoustic music..

I have a small DAW related issue I need to have resolved (Tried to do a search for the subject, but it turned out nothing of value, which might be because my english is to bed... :D )