Can I connect a Guitar and a Mic to Mixer, and Mixer to Looper, and Looper to Amp to loop both instruments? Thanks!
262941
It would work. I have done it with a small Behringer mixer. Start with a low ouput from the mixer.
262942
I don't see why not. The JamMan is a digital recorder and will record what is fed into it. It does not care if the signal coming in is one or a mix. Keyboards can also be fed to it also. As long as the level feeding the JamMan is not too high or distortion may result. Good luck with this.
262943
Of course. A looper is essentially a recorder and will reproduce whatever connects to the input.
2005211
No, you can't. This is a effect unit for guitar, and is not a drum machine. With M9 and M13 you can use looper function, but M5 don't have this feature.
2253513
Yes you can do both at the same time and it works great! You can even set separate effects for the vocals like reverb, EQ or delay without affecting the tone of your guitar and vice versa. I play very aggressive/ heavy metal and crank this amp to it's full potential on both vocals and guitar and despite it's size, it always out performs other guys I jammed with. With it's built in noise gate controls, I rarely have issues with buzzing, feedback, hissing etc.
1641088
No. Its only a splitter. It only works both ends as output, not one input and one output. You need two different ports for that. It may be possible to use it for a mic and maybe a guitar plugged into an input port, but I dont use mine that way.
224601
You can hook up a mic and a guitar at the same time. There is no MIDI interface, but I am assuming that you, like almost everyone, are using USB for the controller. In that case, you can use your controller with a mic simultaneously. In fact, you can connect two inputs on top the controller (assuming USB). You cannot connect the MIDI controller to the FT Pro, though, because the controller has no sound output - it's just a bunch of switches.
1293368
Yes, you would connect the output of the receiver to the input of the effect pedal, and then connect the output of the effect pedal to the amp input. Or if you are using an effect blend feature on your amp, just connect the effect pedal to the amp as you normally would.
2038616
Just use it as a mono rig. Plug guitar into what effects you want and the JamMan the last in the chain.
1523688
Just use the Outputs...mono or stereo, with standard guitar/instrument cables... mono with one amp... left and right stereo with two separate amps or stereo mixer.
1945132
You need a mixing board to connect to an amplifier. A very few amps have a mike connection where you can plug a mike directly into an amp and I have a DVD player that has 2 mike connections. Ordinarily you need a mixing board to plug one or more mikes into an amp. The mixing board I have is a Behringer 1202FX which is an excellent compact mixer and it connects to an amp with either a stereo RCA cable or stereo 1/4" plugs/cable using an auxillary or any analog line input.
61973
I don't know about a looper specifically, but you can connect it to other effects pedals. I also think it may have a looper setting built in.
613115
From what it looks like you will need the speakers and a mixer as well, so you plug the amp into the mixer and the mixer to the speakers, but personally I would not recommend using these speakers in conjunction with a guitar amp. They are meant for a recording studio.
92474
Yes, you can use 2 mics and 2 guitars in channels 1-4 (one mic per channel, one guitar per channel.) No, on using 1/4 jacks on channels 5&6 b/c that is for external stereo devices. Yes on using 1/4 jacks on 7&8 (however volume, eq, etc, will be identical b/c they are controlled by one channel.) Best, Andy's Music
233854
The mixer gives you four mic channels and two inputs. For love acoustic it depends on how many instruments your gonna use, otherwise I would say yes.
98950
If I understand your question, yes. I have a pedal (that's connected to my guitar) plugged into the "INPUT" on the ME25. I have another pedal that's plugged into the "OUTPUT" and from there to my amp. It works perfectly with other pedals and I'm able to use them all simultaneously. As long as your other pedals (or knob device) has the standard 1/4" connections, I think you'll be okay.
2187066
Its a 20 second looper that has about 4 overdubs so you build a sound. But no, there are not seperate channels. You can build or use a single sound and then turn off the looped sound or on by a single tap if the pedal. But you could not record seperate sounds and switch between them.
2266606
You can use a XLR cable to connect into a mixer for recording , and 1/4 in to connect into a guitar amp.
735875
Yes. You can plug your 1/4" cord from your guitar directly into one of the 1/4" female connectors of this direct box. Then plug a regular microphone cord (3-pin XLR) into the other side of this box, then directly into a low-impedance 3-pin XLR input into your mixer. But be careful on the XLR side, because the connector is plastic and eventually works loose over time.