Does the Echo Feature apply to just the microphone channel, or does it effect all the channels at the same time? Thank you.
346414
I believe the echo only applies to the microphone channel. The whole unit is a piece of garbage. I am very disappointed with mine. Would never buy again.
806318
I use mine to direct insert my guitar and keyboards to my computer. I have not noticed any "hum" in any of my recordings. I haven't use channel 1 (microphone vocal), so I can't help with the phantom powered channel.
255026
Yes. The Echo is a Windows Media Center Extender. It is not dependent on what vountry you live in.
570818
when you ask 'talk to' I am presuming you are asking if you can talk "On" each mic individually, in effect at the same time. Yes. You can have all mics turned on (hot) and use all 4, or just 2 or 3, at the same time. I used mine within just a couple feet of each other and did not have any issues with squelch or feeback. I was very impressed with the unit, especially for the price. Hope this helps
949427
keep the microphone behind -- not in front -- of the speaker unit. When the mic is placed in front of the speaker, you'll get that awful feedback. It's as easy as that. I'm very happy with the unit. Great buy for the price! And hello, it really works! Good luck.
157998
I'm not sure how it works... but when I switch channels my receiver shows how it adjusts such as -3db or +2 db to even it out. There's also 3 kinds of night mode: low, medium, and high that could also help.Actually I just looked at it... it says "Dialog Norm" then it lists the dB adjustment.Edit: I finally had a chance to look around at it. I guess it is only on the 876 and 906. I guess I never realized the volume difference since most of the time I skip commercials since I use a DVR. Sorry for the trouble man.
955847
No, it only claims to prevent differences in volume when changing from one channel to another. I couldn't tell that it made much of a difference.
1869845
The closer the Mic is to the paired Bose mini-speaker the more echo there is. Try moving your speaker farther away from the Nolan Mic.
1911391
It sends the audio to whichever input you use. You have different Video and audio inputs for each Camera. I would place it near one and then send them to the same input. So one for each camera that you want audio as well. It a lot cheaper then upgrading to camera with built-in audio and many high resolution cameras do not even have audio included versions. I finally installed it and mine is picking up the frogs croaking at night and street traffic 500 hundred feet away.
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I haven't had this problem other than a con-call with someone who accidentally had muted his mic. All I can suggest is that you check your sound system. It doesn't sound like a problem you are going to be able to fix at your end.
313299
I have found that you can set up the A/B C/D antennas and there will be switching between but you will not notice it. It also depends on the order in which you sync or turn on the mics as which side they are on. there are a total of 4 antennas so you will find a quality signal with there. I used them from outside a building with the receiver at the back of the building and never dropped one note.
1751708
The awnser button on the mic doubles as a mute button. It also stops/starts music and such.
372601
I did not notice any, but can't say for certain. And of course it really depends on what VOIP you're using. In general I don't get any on Mumble where as Ventrilo I get it sometimes (on a diff headset now).
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I'm sorry I was so brief when answering earlier, my phone did not allow me to add additional info. The mixer does indeed allows you to add echo/reverb to each individual line and control the amount of echo for each line separately. In fact, you can even control the amount of the "fx" going out to either your main output or control room output. I'm currently using this mixer to record vocals and the echo/reverb function works like a charm vs. the digital echo I add on the computer. It gives it a more "natural" effect than the digital one. Very nice piece of equipment for the price. I'm sorry I was so brief when answering earlier, my phone did not allow me to add additional info. The mixer does indeed allows you to add echo/reverb to each individual line and control the amount of echo for each line separately. In fact, you can even control the amount of the "fx" going out to either your main output or control room output. I'm currently using this mixer to record vocals and the echo/reverb function works like a charm vs. the digital echo I add on the computer. It gives it a more "natural" effect than the digital one. Very nice piece of equipment for... » Read More I'm sorry I was so brief when answering earlier, my phone did not allow me to add additional info. The mixer does indeed allows you to add echo/reverb to each individual line and control the amount of echo for each line separately. In fact, you can even control the amount of the "fx" going out to either your main output or control room output. I'm currently using this mixer to record vocals and the echo/reverb function works like a charm vs. the digital echo I add on the computer. It gives it a more "natural" effect than the digital one. Very nice piece of equipment for the price. « Show Less
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Check in the MixControl utility that you installed with the drivers and make sure that the channel your mic is plugged into isn't muted. If it is not, my guess is that it is an issue with the setup on your recording software. Depending on the program you are using, there should be an option in the audio preferences to hear your input signal.
487693
I concur with Travis F. You can synch different microphones to the base (see manual) but only one at a time.
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You talkin bout L and R channel in a single output the answer is noActually for a single channel you can split it up plus it's great to split up ur subs output, microphones etc .. I use it to split my subs