Can I use this to sum two stereo outputs into mono into my audio interface?
2090008
In general, these type of cables/devices are meant to split a signal, not combine. You can also damage the stereo device if it's not protected.
2090009
Short answer, yes. But you won't be able to split the channels (L/R) on your interface. As you are going into a mono input this shouldn't be an issue.
578442
You can of course capture to separate tracks for each input. I'm not even sure if you could capture all inputs and mix them to stereo. Unless you record to MP3 or something.
429474
Yes, the two "analog mono inputs/outputs" are both pairs for making it stereo, which means, when a pair of mono outputs are being used, you're hearing stereo. Actually the left speaker is conected to the L mono connector, and the right speaker to the R mono conector. Together L and R completes an stereo field
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in this case, I would say "no". There are a few brands that have their own speaker-to-speaker cabling or protocols for doing stereo. Braven 850 comes to mind. I see there is also a "Vertus" jack for doing this as an add-on. But the Onyx Studio does not have an AUX input, so that would not apply here.
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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.
2224360
You could if you had two XLRs and two mics for left and right. Then you would have both audio channels. Otherwise you have just the one channel and one mic. I prefer just the mono while shooting and recording. Then I balance it out in post, and in stereo.
1293550
One should be just fine. Having two doesn't have much stereo field, and the Mixcube is more for checking mono compatibility and balance.
935550
yes it has 4 different mono channels that can be used as 1/4'' or xlr channels and 4 stereo channels.they can all be used at the same time I would not plug multiple inputs into a mono channel
100126
Great question, i didn't try the mono yet but I try the stereo and it works perfectly:) but I think the mono will work also:)
156682
Hi Timothy. Well...if you're using one of these as a mixing studio monitor one thing you could try is: in your DAW, on your master channel, insert a simple plug-in that has a "mono"-izing switch. In Logic Pro 9 the gain plugin has a mono button. In FL studio you could use stereo shaper OR turn the "stereo spread" knob anti-clock-wise to mono the signal. I'm sure there are other ways of doing that in other DAWs. OR, you could buy a monitor controller that has a Dedicated "mono" button. OR you could what I do: I have a mackie mixer that all my inputs AND outputs from my computer are routed to. So in my mixing board, the outputs of my computer run into channels x and y. on both of those i set my AUX 4 out (which is wired as mono on my board) to Unity gain. Then i connected my C50A to the AUX 4 out. Now, any time i need to check my mix in mono, i just turn down my main control room monitors, and turn up my AUX4 send master knob, and boom - i hear my mix in mono. On my board there is also a "Mono Mix" output, but it's volume control is at the back of the mixer, so the AUX knob is easier for me to grab. So there is both a software and one type of hardware solution. I Hope that info is helpful. Good luck!
1759908
Yes, you can connect either a single subwoofer in mono mode, or a pair of subwoofers in stereo mode.
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Yes. The inputs are configured so you can plug a mono source into the left side only and it will send the mono signal to both speakers. In addition, channel one is only a mono channel equipped with a 1/4 input and a balanced XLR input for a microphone.
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You only need 1 for mono mixing..by the way this speaker sounds very plain almost cheap, but that's why it works so well.
1616581
NO, there are no provisions on the controller or anywhere else to allow for mono output. Suggest instead, that you get a cheap Audio Mixer and configure that for MONO. Good luck
567482
You can but it defaults to recording stereo. On something like garage band it is as simple as changing the input from stereo to mono and then that opens up a second option for a second input in mono. This is a great little interface. I use it regularly.
842488
Nope. But if you got clever with mixing in a 2 to 1 splitter on the input side you should be able to accomplish the same thing. I say clever because the input is 1/4 and obviously what you plug in will be 1/8. You will also lose the stereo since the output is only mono. Still may be worth it since this sucker is pretty good at amping up and is affordable and durable.
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You can get stereo output. Inputs however are one balanced 1/4" and the second is XLR. It's a great personal mixer and I use it every time I play live. I run the board mix into the 1/4" and then direct from my Line6 X3 Live into the XLR (Mic) input.