Can this mixer use two microphones at the same time? How would you hook up two Audio-Technica ATR2100's into this?
1011343
There are two inputs for microphone, one is quarter-inch and the other is NYR(?), however only one can be used at any time. I'm not familiar with ATR2100s.
1011344
The only way you could make that work is with a splitter having both microphones feed the 1st (microphone) input. The other inputs will not have a mic preamp. You could use a separate input (not input #1) with a processor that had a LINE OUT, or use an add-on mic-preamp.
1011345
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)
1011346
It could conceivably be done if you used an XLR-to-dual 1/4" adapter and ran it into either of the stereo faders, but I don't recommend it. You'd be better off with the Xenyx 802 because it has 2 XLR inputs and you wouldn't need to McGyver your second mic.
1011347
It cannot use 2 mics at the same time since it only has 1 XLR input. I suppose if you have a mic with 1/4'' L and R jacks you could plug it into another channel, but I've never heard of that.You'd be better off getting the 802 or q802usb since they have 2 mic input channels. The q802usb has the added bonus of USB connectivity which sounds like you could use since you're using the Audio-Technically audio interfaces.
424058
B. Lewis, did you ever find out for sure if you could use 2 mics with the 1 receiver? I'm in the same boat as you on this one.
353959
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.
34250
One thing I remembered should work to, is using a splitter on the two mics if they have the headphone size plug that way both mics can be used under the mic volume control.
1975423
Yes the can,any mixer that has xlr 3 pin inputs can use these microphones and once you get your levels adjusted they are ready to go.If for some reason your mixer doesn't have xlr inputs, you can get audio converters ie: xlr to phono,etc,however a mixer with xlr inputs is ideal.Make sure that both are set on different MHz numbers and you will be set.From Victor SieffVS Video ProductionsDenver
646066
This mixer can send output from your two wireless microphones (assuming they have standard input capabilities) into your PC mixed to your preference; that information then becomes "input" to your PC after which the output to the amp/speaker setup becomes your PC's responsibility moreso than the mixer. The short answer is that it should if you know how to handle your PC as a middleman. Hope this helps~
1387946
Yes, probably other brands will work too, but I use my Samson SWV266SHT6U-611 Handheld Wireless Microphones with this and it works great. It has two wireless microphones, so I plug in the receiver unit to one of the mike jacks and both of the microphones work off of that jack. Then I can use one of the other wired microphones that came with it in the other jack to allow for 3 users. I imagine if I had two of the wireless sets I might be able to use all 4 separate microphones-haven't tried that though.
691575
The use that we've used it for is only for 2 different microphones. But I dont see why not instead is it towards 2 different outputs
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I have two of these. I use one for groom and one for bride. I DID try to do that, using two transmitters and the one receiver - the receiver 'argues' over which one to sync with... Drop outs were occurring. So I think the practical answer is... no, you can not use two transmitters/mics to one receiver. Hope this answers your question.
936042
Yes, you can. It seems it will give two discrete tracks for two mics. Watch for noise as it is a passive box.
1155201
There's only one standard mic input, but there are two aux inputs with 1/4" jacks. You could plug one of the mics into an aux input and run two at the same time.
77669
Yes, two xlr inputs, two xlr outputs. I often have two microphones going in: one right xlr input and one left xlr input. I haven't found a need to use the output ones.
829000
Technically you can't, but you might have issues with both trying to take over the same port, or the computer might read them as the same microphone. In theory I think you could with some tinkering. I've connected two microphones to my PC before but with two different microphones.
557400
1 set of two mics are on different frequencies.If your are planning to two sets,you would need to contact the seller to be sure you can four different frequencies with the two sets. Hope this helps
131340
if your mixer has +48 volt power(phantom)This mic needs +48 power!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! if so, you should be sweet??????????????????????
390147
If you are talking about 2 audio sources this wouldn't work. you will need mixing equipment.
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I don't know, but the question prompts me to try a work-around I've thought of. You can buy, at Amazon or elsewhere, a wireless microphone kit with TWO mikes for less than $30. I've thought of hooking that up to the Hisonic to see how well it works. I'll try to give it a go this weekend. John Donohue