What could I do indoors with this? How many people? Could I use a mixer to mix a band outside? How far could I go with this?
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As awesome as this speaker is, u will still need to add a subwoofer. the mixer in the back can handle two inputs. yes, use a separate mixer and then connect to the two speakers. These speakers are loud. It can easily handle voices and guitars without a subwoofer. If drums or bass guitar, add a subwoofer.
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A couple could do small gymnasium. Sound and response is awesome with mixing. Highly recommend
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I use mine indoors all the time for large parties, karaoke, ipod and for band practice. They sound remarkably good even at lowish volumes, but they are designed for and sound best at moderate to loud volumes due to the size of the woofer. Mine are attached to a passive mixer board, because these have their own built in amps. They can be used outside, if they are kept dry. You could fill a small to moderate sized backyard with the sound these produce before distorting . Mount them on speaker poles if using outside, for better sound projection.
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The short answer is, "I don't have any experience with Mixcraft." This is an external STEREO/2-Channel Mixer that allows up to 8 individual channels to be mixed down to a stereo signal which can then be routed to a PA System, Soundcard, or the USB port on your computer. THIS IS NOT A MULTITRACK MIXER - THIS IS A STEREO MIXER with a LEFT and RIGHT MAIN OUTPUT, along with other convenient inputs, outputs, FX, and Monitor signal paths. This issue has been addressed in previous postings. Please refer to mine (and others) complete overview and operation. You can also download the manual online and refer to it. The manual will tell you everything about the Mixer. To record more than two channels (stereo) at a time, you need a soundcard or USB/FIREWIRE Audio Device that has 4,8,16 or more individual inputs. Check out Presonus Firestudio for a good example of a "Multitrack Audio Device." Hope this helps!
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As far as I know you can't. You need a mixer with built-in USB port and those are expensive.
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If youre playing it by itself your amp is your limit. If played in conjunction with other signals a mixer of some sort would definitely be necessary.
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It's very good for a home radio studio. This equipment can do all that you are currently asking( You can Cue Tracks and will also be able to run it through a mixer). Best of of it all, you can Map it in your favourite DJ software to play all your tracks. Hope this helps
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you may need a mixer, but u could overdub, and listen to your original track with head phones without a mixer
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I use Virtual DJ. I hear you can use Traktor with it but I haven't tried and I think you might have to do some mapping with it. Good luck!
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You will need a stereo or a dj midi mixing console. Something that has rca outputs to.transmit the signal. I own 2 of these and they are alot louder than i thought. Very clean sound and well bilt. I qould recommend them if you do mobile djing or home entertainment
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I'm guessing you want to hook up a microphone and another audio source like a CD player or iPod at the same time and be able to mix background music in realtime, rather than having to edit a multitrack recording after the fact in GarageBand or similar software? This little mixer will work fine for that purpose. If you are thinking of mixing multiple microphone inputs simultaneously on one recording (several people talking at once), it won't work for that: you'd need a bigger mixer with more than one XLR input jack (as many as you plan to have mikes going at once).
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Hello Bob, this is not a powered mixer. Although it powers up and can be used for a standard mixer when plugged in the wall socket adapter. It's other way of powering up which is to plug it in to an open USB Connector on your computer. Which then makes it a Audio Interface for recording with Digital Audio Workstation on your computer such as Garage Band or Pro tools ( If your going to use it for an audio mixer. Plug it in the wall with the provided adaptor, then run the outputs into an Amplifier of your choice) Try You Tube for more information on your Audio Interface/ Mixer.
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It needs to be powered somehow. If the equipment you're using has a headphone jack, you should be all set. If studio use, you'll need a way to feed the mix to the headphones; usually with a headphone amp. It depends on what you're using it with.
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I use a 4 channel battery-powered mixer and use one of the faders on the mixer to control the volume and it works great - I simply use the fader on the mixer the same way you'd use the volume antenna on a theremin with two antennas. You can also use the mixer to play whatever background music and/or drum machine you'd like to play along to. A volume pedal will also work, as will using the volume knob/control of whatever you have the theremin pugged into.
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I would recommend you use a plastic potato masher rather than the electric mixmaster. Otherwise, I believe you could potentially harm the surface.
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I would go with the Hamilton-Beach mixer. This one is very loud and I don't think that it would last very long.
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You will need some kind of audio software. This is not a standalone hardware piece you can simply plug into a mixer, it is an audio interface that must be plugged into a computer.
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There is only one input and one volume control so you would also need a mixer so you could control the individual sound sources you were tryiny to mix. These speakers would be excellent monitor speakers for a mixing setup.
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You could use it for that if he already has speakers awesome! But you will need a power amp as well. I really recommend this product I use this mixer for my band we plug in the guitar, bass, and mics great and if you are interested in buying a power amp I will recommend the behringer 4,000 power amp it's a bit pricey but works like a charm! I hope I answered your question if you have anymore please feel freed to ask good luck :)