Can you use a microphone and guitar at the same time? And can you use delay on the mic channel & guitar channel at the same time?
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Hi Rick, Yes, you can, however, the other 1/4" input is for pretty high level sources, more like a keyboard. A regular guitar (like my Tele) isn't real loud, fine for practice and really small performance spaces. A guitar with a preamp/gain pedal does better. The tone control affects the 'line' input, not the microphone input. No, the delay/reverb works only on the microphone channel. It really is a cool little box, but remember, it's only about 3 watts a channel! Bill
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Yes, you can use both a mic and an instrument at the same time. I don't use the delay so don't know about that but would suppose that it would effect both at the same time since they are used together. There is just one delay knob so it must effect both. I use it for playing the QChord and singing and really like the sound.
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Yes you can! I have done this myself. The audio isn't that great from it, but you can definitely use a mic with it.
1433763
Yes. Presently I use input #1 for guitar (mono track), input #2 for mic (mono track) and inputs #3 and #4 together as left and right of the same stereo track. SoI can mess with all tracks sdesperately even if I record all at the same time. For 4 separate tracks at the same time all 4 inputs have to go to separate momo tracks.
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Delay all depends on your capture card my friend. However I can vogue that this mic is an excellent condenser mic.
1307455
Yes all effects work when mic plugged in and button switched over to mic. However you cannot use your guitar and mic at the same time.
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Yes. You may wish to read the post at "http://zendrum.com/forums/index.php?topic=3829.0" about better sound using the mic input.Also see "http://www.ionaudio.com/products/details/discover-guitar-live-bundle"
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Hi you could use the mic at the same time you are play your music from your iPod or any device in the aux.
350150
Yes, if you split your guitar signal with a Y connector. Both channels are always on and can be controlled individually.
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Absolutely can you do that! Plugging straight into the Line-in (or mic) socket is how I first recorded my guitar. Do this for some time and you will realise two things: 1, there is background noise or buzzing leaking into the sound and 2, you lose some of the full guitar sound. The USB guitar Link removes noise (because the sound is converted to digital) and allows more guitar sound to the recording stage. There are much better ones than this but this is the best and cheapest starting point.
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Sorry Nick but the mic is a 1 button click process. It ends and starts calls and pauses and plays music. So if you want to pause music is should be fine.
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Yes there are separated channels for this purpose. You can mic the instruments or use a 1/4 cable connection. It works very well. However there is combined tone controls area. So all inputs use the same settings.
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Yep. You can use both as long as you have two xlr inputs available on your mixer.
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Well that depends on what type of TV you have: If your TV has an audio input, yes you can. Most newer TV do. If not you can have both the mic and TV mixed together at the same time using your mixer with the output going to an external amp or stereo.
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I would like to have a mic setup where two of us can be in this end at the same time. Most mics are either with a headset, so wouldn't work for two people, or built in to the camera. The problem with that is it is really close to the speakers so I am concerned about feedback/distortion.
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Not directly. If you connect this to a mixer for studio recording, you can channel the two tracks. 1 microphone goes out on the right channel and the other goes out on the left channel. Then using your digital audio workstation, split the left and right channels into separate tracks. Boom, you can edit each voice separately.
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There are two mic inputs to use. I did not try it but you should be able to.
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Hi Beth, I have never tried that but there is a second stereo input which may serve for this purpose. I am not sure if the mono and stereo work together at the same time.However you can record multiple layers over the same track. Once you record your guitar you can play the track and start recording your voice over the guitar tracks. Both would get played back at the same time.