Hi guys, what is a decent hardware to buy in order to control 2 different pair of speakers? I want to be able to switch back and forth those 2 pair during producing process. thanks for your help.
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Get a presonus Central Station. It's more transparent than the
Get a presonus Central Station. It's more transparent than the mackie and has more features. I guess it really depends on how much you want to spend, but anything else (esp. Radio Shack stuff) will color your sound. I looked for a few months before buying my Central Station and its one of the best purchases I've made.
Wes
I have a project /discussion page that may give some ideas. htt
I have a project /discussion page that may give some ideas.
http://www.diyfactory.com/projects/dawmonswitch/dawmonswitch_1.htm
obviously the more money you spend the better the quality and better the features
two simple volume controls may help in the short term.
you won't get a quick transition from one to the other as you will have to volume down on one then volume up on the other.
otherwise ... a relay or changeover switch to mute system1 and system2 alternatively.
Derm wrote: http://www.mackie.com/products/bigknob/index.html d
Derm wrote: http://www.mackie.c…
do yourself a favour.... stay away from the big knob.... the quality of the pot used is poor...
iznogood wrote: [quote=Derm]http://www.mackie.com/products/bigkn
iznogood wrote: [quote=Derm]http://www.mackie.c…
do yourself a favour.... stay away from the big knob.... the quality of the pot used is poor...
Leave it to mackie to bogart the good pot
You could easily do a DIY project for a ballanced switch. Switc
You could easily do a DIY project for a ballanced switch. Switch either input A or B with a single output. Then if you want a volume switch, get an inexpensive passive attenuator like the A Designs ATTY.
Probably could do the whole thing for a couple hours work and $150 or less.
--Ben
jahme wrote: ha! im only 16, and i own a world class recording s
jahme wrote: ha! im only 16, and i own a world class recording studio! that includes the mackie digital x-bus! ... get an electrical engineering degree! thats what i am..im too smart and also im an audio engineer. ... trust me. im an expert on computers ... I'm in the midst of building a home studio and i don't want to spend a lot
of cash on a real vocal booth if any one has directions or can help me out i would definately appreciate the help .
If we ignore it, maybe it will go away.
Mackie make such a device, if you visit their site you'll find i
Mackie make such a device, if you visit their site you'll find it.Its possible to buy much cheaper switch boxes at your local Radio Shack or whatever, if thats all you need