Can I plug in a digital recording device such as a Tascam ? Using it for seminars and would like to record directly from the mixer unit.
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Can you tell me how you are going to connect this device as I am unfamiliar with it. I connect a portable device I have through the RCA connections. This enables the sound, music etc., to run through it as well as record. It also has a USB port on the back, although I have not tried to directly record from this devise, as my portable device records. It does not have a particular button, switch or toggle for recording so if the device you are using does not have the recording capability I'm not sure how you would get into "record" mode. Though I am saying this without reading the manual which is packed away at the moment. Can you tell me how you are going to connect this device as I am unfamiliar with it. I connect a portable device I have through the RCA connections. This enables the sound, music etc., to run through it as well as record. It also has a USB port on the back, although I have not tried to directly record from this devise, as my portable device records. It does not have a particular button, switch or toggle for recording so if the device you are using does not have the recording capability I'm not sure how you would get into "record" mode. Though I am saying this without reading the... » Read More Can you tell me how you are going to connect this device as I am unfamiliar with it. I connect a portable device I have through the RCA connections. This enables the sound, music etc., to run through it as well as record. It also has a USB port on the back, although I have not tried to directly record from this devise, as my portable device records. It does not have a particular button, switch or toggle for recording so if the device you are using does not have the recording capability I'm not sure how you would get into "record" mode. Though I am saying this without reading the manual which is packed away at the moment. « Show Less
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You should be able to take a line from the monitor outputs (left is just mono) to record any signal from channels 1-10 and then use the monitor out to control the output.
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Yep. Get stereo 1/4" cables to whatever the input on the tascam is (1/4" TRS?) and take the feed from the two monitor outputs. They're the same as the mains but have their own volume control. You'll need to adjust their level into the recorder but you'll get a brilliant signal.
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I believe you'd be able to; it has 2 outputs: speakers & monitors, each with left & right. Moreover, I suspect you could use a Y splitter.
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Can you tell me how you are going to connect this device as I am unfamiliar with it. I connect a portable device I have through the RCA connections. This enables the sound, music etc., to run through it as well as record. It also has a USB port on the back, although I have not tried to directly record from this devise, as my portable device records. It does not have a particular button, switch or toggle for recording so if the device you are using does not have the recording capability I'm not sure how you would get into "record" mode. Though I am saying this without reading the manual which is packed away at the moment.
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Yes, there is a 1/4 inch left and right monitor out, you could use a 1/4 stereo to 1/8 female adapter y cord, Ametron in Los Angeles would have this cord
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Not sure I understand the question. If you're asking if the USB interface is outboard the answer is no. The USB cable plugs directly into the back of the board so there are no "middleman" devices to convert digital to analog and vice versa (unlike Behringers Xenyx USB boards which have an external USB device). You will need to plug your speakers or headphones to the mixer in order to hear sound though. The output options are xlr, 1/4", and yes, RCA or "the red and white plugs".
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No this will not work. It is just for duplicating CD's.You need something like the TASCAM CC-222SLmkII . This sells for $599.00 on Amazon.Ther may be less expensive units on the market but be careful as some units record to cd or cassette from an external source but don't directly record from cassette to cd. (Rather strange) One unit would record from cd to cassette but not the other way. (Why would you want to do that?)
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Unfortunately, you can't know until you use it. It did not work between my mixing board and computer, but it may just be a compatibility issue.
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You would need a microphone mixer then you could plug the mixer into the analogue input of the Marants. It only had line inputs. I use either a phono stage for vinyl records, or a CD player go CDs, or my reel to reel. All plug into the analogue input.
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well if you did you should probably ensure that the microphone with the 3.5mm phone plug is an electric condenser mic with it own power to ensure you have a strong enough signal for recording. Technically you can send a line level signal from a mixer board to the line input for recording digitally, but I have not done that myself to know the quality of the recorded sound. I suppose it will only be as good as the quality of your microphone or your line level signal from the mixer board.
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Never tried it but you should be able to, most recording software will recognise the input so you shouldn't have a problem. You can plug the other end of the 1/4 into the mix port and you should be able to use both mics.
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There are the standard RCA jacks, digital coax ins & outs... but also optical inputs, which are very handy to have these days. No mic inputs per se, as you make your mic connections to whatever mixer you're using... then out to the recorder's inputs.
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Hi Racquel. No it is not powered but a good mixer for the money and the us is handy. You don,t need a external audio interface to record digital. For a few bucks more go with the q1212fx. It has built in effects. parker
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If you have a USB interface, u could bring out XLR, 1/4 inch or Red and White to that. The Unit it self does not have a USB on it. This is more for live concerts or shows.Contact me Directly if you have further questions or if you are in need of assistance.Khogan1784@me.com
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Never tried it but you should be able to, most recording software will recognise the input so you shouldn't have a problem.You can plug the other end of the 1/4 into the mix port and you should be able to use both mics.
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Yes if the mixer you are using can have its inserts routed so that signal is only sent to the monitors and not to the matrix or bus feeding the recording. You can route your channel (from a direct output off a channel strip and monitor that if you don't want to record effects) or route the main left and right through it if you don't want use inserts (If you do the second way it will be recorded). I used this for live shows not in the studio and I'm not sure this would be a very good Effects to use in the studio. It can be noisy and add noise to your recording. It was a last resort for me and I don't use it now that decent digital mixers, which are a better option for live and studio use, are priced better than they used to be.
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There is an input feature that should address your amp/mixer handily, although I can't saying how it well it will work. There are individuals who rely solely upon their Rolands for recordings and several I've heard use amp/mixer inputs.
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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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I plug it into the mic jack on my computer and record using software like Audacity. I presume you could plug it into any recording device with a microphone jack.
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I am using it to record with my Surface tablet I have not tried to hook it up to a mixer but it has rca outputs.
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this is a great basic mixer with normal board outputs no USB input or outputs. I am sure if you had a usb rca junction junction box it would work great. Also inputs are in XLR and 1/4 inch so you may need adapters.