Linking channels...

Submitted by timster on Tue, 01/27/2004 - 02:21

When patching one channel into another do you:

Take the line out TRS connection into the DI on channel two, OR do you take the signal from the XLR out into the DI on channel two?

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anonymous

Hey Timster, i dug this quote out of this forum,,

Hey Timster,

i dug this quote out of this forum,,

hope it helps..

"""Daisy chain out of the 1/4" out on a channel into the 1/4" input (d.i.) on a second channel.. adding more stages of gain. Futz around with the gain setting on both channels, pad and boost and cut switches, lots of options there. """

SI

Tue, 01/27/2004 - 06:27 Permalink

Sebatron

yeah , excactly ... either one. Although i must say i prefer th

yeah , excactly ... either one.

Although i must say i prefer the unbalanced out because it feels a bit less contaminated....seeing that it bypasses the input transformer and is closer to being directly coupled to the grid of the next valve gain stage.

ROLL OVER BEETHOVEN. :D :tu:

Tue, 01/27/2004 - 09:01 Permalink

timster

thanks guys. I thought as much seb, but I was hoping not ha h

thanks guys.

I thought as much seb, but I was hoping not ha ha. Means Ill have to reconfigure my patch bay as I only have the XLR outs wired in , oh well :0) thanx.

Tue, 01/27/2004 - 21:11 Permalink

timster

thanks guys. I thought as much, but I was hoping not ha ha. M

thanks guys.

I thought as much, but I was hoping not ha ha. Means Ill have to reconfigure my patch bay as I only have the XLR outs wired in , oh well :0) thanx.

Tue, 01/27/2004 - 21:15 Permalink

timster

just thought id add, this is because if I take the signal from t

just thought id add, this is because if I take the signal from the line out int ch2, ill still get the signal being received on my 1st input on my sound card as well, seeing the xlr is normalled to input one. Gotta figure a way round this.

Cant be hard, but I have a cold, any suggestions. :-)

Tue, 01/27/2004 - 21:18 Permalink