I'm looking for a simple setup for our 3 guitarists who sing. Can I purchase 3 PM351s, plug their XLR mics and guitars into the PM351, run XLR out int
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Yes as a matter of fact you can run two outputs from each guitar into whatever will accept an XLR input
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You will need an amplification system of some sort depending on your usage. You will also need 4 xlr cables if you intend to control each mic separately from a sound mixing board. I will be happy to advise further if you provide me with more information on how you plan to use the system.
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This isn't what I thought it would be so I haven't used it much. BUT, when I plug a mic into the line in, it doesn't work. I've gone through it to see if I have to tell it to use the line in and from what I can tell, it should be using it but I can only get the onboard mics to pic up sound. I have a TASCAM GB10 for my guitar and that thing kicks ass. I thought this was going to be another version of that but there's no guitar input as stated. As far as capacity it's all up to how much space you load into it. You use SD cards so if you put in a 2GB, I highly doubt you're going to record a set. So just get as big of a card as possible.
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You don't need to purchase anything to make the mics work. Any amplifier will work. I use an AB50 from Guitar Center.
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It depends on two things - 1: what kind of mics you have and 2: if you need all of the audio recorded into separate channels on the computer. If you have 6 mics that are XLR or need phantom power, then this will not suit your needs - this can only power 4 XLR mics. (If you have what are called dynamic mics with 1/4" plugs - or self powered condensor mics that can use 1/4" jacks - then you are fine). For the second part (about separate channels) it really depends what you want to be able to do. The USB part of this mixer records just two separate channels into the computer - the same as the left and right main output of the mixer. So if you were to use 6 mics you would have them all recorded, but all together. (Thus, if someone was too quiet, you could not just turn them up after the fact.) You can use the panning to get two completely separate tracks, but that's clearly not enough for what you're trying to do. If you want to record all 6 tracks independently you will need something more expensive. I hope this helps!
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No problem. One guitar certainly can instruct two VL5s on what is the underlying chord structure of the song. This is especially easy because each VL5 has a 'Guitar Thru' socket you can use to send the guitar signal to the second one. If you want background vocals other than straight harmony, though, for instance some sort of call-and-response, then you'll of course need two singers on two mics.
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You could use just about any interface that accepts the standard 3-pin XLR cable, presonus,tascam,apollo,UA all would work Please be aware this mic requires 24v phantom power.Get the best quality XLR cable you can afford to connect mic to interface
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I'm not sure this is going to help you very much because I've only used the Vocalist 3 thru a PA in an acoustic setting. No problems of any kind when used this way and it sounds amazing!
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Absolutely. No problem. Use either the provided mics or use the inputs for a preferred mic and you're good. Good luck, have fun.
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That's how it works. Also you have a gain control and and phantom power for a mic. I love mine useing it with Guitar Rig5.
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There's only one input so I guess technically you could. If you wanted to use it as a small PA you would have to go into Fender Fuse and make a very clean amp model. It has only a guitar cord input though so you would need an adapter to go from a microphone plug to a guitar plug. I can't help but think there would be a better amp to use as a small PA. Maybe a Fishman Loudbox that has an acoustic guitar input as well as a microphone input.
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Hey, yes it is possible, you can plug up to 4 mics or guitars! Would you be interested in buying mine? I only used it once and then I upgraded to a focusrite. Im selling for 200$ and it works perfect comes in original box and everything! Let me know!
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Technically you could hook up 5 mics but you would likely need an adapter from XLR to 1/4 phono for four of them and you would only have a 'Balanced' input for the one (whatever that means)
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I use the XLR and crossoverTo be honest, I have not fully learned how to use this thing, but it works very well for me.I love this sub
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Yes, if they are low volume acoustic guitars. If you're talking loud electrics, it would sound terrible. Basically this is a PA designed for microphones. You will get much better sound by running each guitar through its own amp if you can afford it.
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My guess is that if your amp has an XLR input, it ought to handle it if you're running both a guitar line and an XLR line to it. The VL3G is sending the harmony outputs through the XLR. If your amp has no such output, there'd be your answer. I'm running my guitar output from the unit to my amp and the XLR to my PA board.
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I'll be frank. You do not want to use a mic that plugs into your PC or soundcard. Put your other USB devices on a a powered external hum and plug your mic into a free PC USB port. Even if you were to get a standard XLR mic you would still need a preamp that provided Phantom Power and a USB interface to connect it to your PC. some Preamps have interfaces built in.