I bought this mixer for a 3 person podcast. i only see one headphone input. Where do i plug the other two headphones in?
208584
The headphone jack is not an input. If you want three people to be able to listen to what is being sent through your board, you would have to purchase splitters or y cables to distribute the signal.
208585
If you have the right jacks for your headphones you could maybe use the 2-track outputs or the main outputs. You could try using the FX or MON sends as well, since those have individual volume control knobs.
208586
There is only one headphone jack in this mixer. You can, however, purchase a separate item that plugs into the headphone jack and provides multiple outputs for headphones. Not sure if Behringer makes one, but I've seem them for sale at Radio Shack-type outlets.
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get a three way headphone split, or you could get a little weird and plug headphones into the fx send and mon send outputs and control the volume via the send knobs on each channel!
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I'm not a fan of either of these answers, because they're ignoring the possibility of SPLITTING the stereo sound into separate mono channels, that can be recombined by the mixer. This means you can effectively mix two stereo inputs, by splitting them into four mono channels.
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The only way you could make that work is with a splitter having both microphones feed the 1st (microphone) input. The other inputs will not have a mic preamp. You could use a separate input (not input #1) with a processor that had a LINE OUT, or use an add-on mic-preamp.
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There is a right and left mains out (output jacks) and there are control room (output jacks). I run the mains from the mixer into a Tascam recording unit. I hope this helps
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Hi James, I'm Jordan. First off I need to clarify which harbinger PA system you have, if it's the 60W or the 120W, I would use the main insert on the back of the mixer and connect a stereo 1/4 Inch Jack to split 1/4 mono jacks, then connect those to the left/mono input and output on the back of the lexicon. Hope that helps. Jordan
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Connect to headphone output on your PC and another end to converter headphone input. There is a wire for that included.
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Simple answer. If your speakers are powered speakers, then you simply connect XLR speaker cable(s) from the "Main Output" jacks on the back of the mixer directly into the XLR input jacks on the back of the speakers. If your speakers are not powered (i.e., passive speakers), then you will need to connect the Main Output cable(s) from the mixer to an amplifier first (such as a powered mixer or head). Then connect speaker cables from amplifier's speaker outputs into the input jacks on the speakers.
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You can create 4 independent mixes via software and route them to the headphone jack or outputs I believe. Manual is here: http://roland.com/support/article/?q=manuals&p=UA-1010&id=62226931
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There is an output jack hole that says "speaker out". I've tried to connect another speaker through there as well as another preamp and my attempts were unsuccesful. Maybe I was doing it wrong, but it could also be a cheap amplifier. The bluetooth rocks, though.
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Behringer's FBQ1000 is not intended for direct connection to the microphone lines. Place it between the mixer and the speakers, monitor or main, or insert it in the channel for the microphone.
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I think that the inputs are input only..... and I also believe that the outputs are all powered outs... been awhile since I had that amp... good luck to you... you need to split the input signal at source say the mixer board or such...
195022
That I could not even begin to explain, you would be connecting a mixer to another mixer, though I will say this much as to the Mix800, don't count on the voice canceler working, I have tried to use it a number of times to no avail, as to the Mix800 itself, not satisfied with it at all, right now I am looking to replace it, might cost little more, but it will be worth it to me.
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Without trying, I have no clue. However, what are you trying to accomplish? Are you trying to create a mixer? For the price of 5 of these, you could get a decent mixer. Otherwise, even if you could essentially create 10 different outputs, I'm not sure there are any programs out there that would be designed to see 10 different audio sources. I could be mistaken. Regardless, I'm willing to bet there''s something out there that can already do what you need it to do, instead of piling up a bunch of external sound cards.
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Get some headphones to go with it, and a 2.5mm to 3.5mm splitter - such as the CC399CY by QVS - to merge the mic + headphones together for the phone input. I have bought 3x pairs of the Panasonic RP-HT21 $7 headphones on Amazon and they are fantastic, for $8 + $5 + $7 you have a great $20 headset
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I connect a small mixer to our system. It allows me to add microphones and connect an iPod. It is a very flexible little system.
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if u r using it for a mic u can use 1 other wise if u use a computer u will need to use a mic mixer and use 2
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Try REVERSING the cable. The SHORT plug should be inserted in one of the headphones, left or right, and the LONG plug into the music source. Just a thought.