I seen that there are IN/OUT for microphones. I would like to know if it is possible to IN with sound (eg IPod) and then OUT sound to a speaker.
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Honestly I not to sure ill have to look into that. I do know that if you have music going it will sence the sound an flicker to the beat
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no you can not. I tried to do that but the best I could do is set the microphone next to my phones speaker to have the music play.
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Not exactly but you can use one of the output (A or B) as a Headphone if that's what you want. (You may need something to amplify the sound)
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No, I just tried it. You can use your headphones or speakers, but the mic does not work while it is docked.
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Yes... In some ways. Try taking the output of your keys to the line input, as well, take your mic and plug into the mic input, and the mic through to the input of mixer. If your asking if you can take the headphone out to an input in the mixer, that will work. However, I wouldn't recommend that. If I were you, I would take a stereo (or a mono) aux out to the line in, then plug your mic in to the input, the mic through to input of board, then use the phones out for a floor wedge or IEM's. Try it that way you have a mix of your vocals, and a mix of the band. (Band includes your keys). If this doesn't work, let me know, I'll do some research, and get back too you. Yes... In some ways. Try taking the output of your keys to the line input, as well, take your mic and plug into the mic input, and the mic through to the input of mixer. If your asking if you can take the headphone out to an input in the mixer, that will work. However, I wouldn't recommend that. If I were you, I would take a stereo (or a mono) aux out to the line in, then plug your mic in to the input, the mic through to input of board, then use the phones out for a floor wedge or IEM's. Try it that way you have a mix of your vocals, and a mix of the band. (Band includes your keys). If this... » Read More Yes... In some ways. Try taking the output of your keys to the line input, as well, take your mic and plug into the mic input, and the mic through to the input of mixer. If your asking if you can take the headphone out to an input in the mixer, that will work. However, I wouldn't recommend that. If I were you, I would take a stereo (or a mono) aux out to the line in, then plug your mic in to the input, the mic through to input of board, then use the phones out for a floor wedge or IEM's. Try it that way you have a mix of your vocals, and a mix of the band. (Band includes your keys). If this doesn't work, let me know, I'll do some research, and get back too you. « Show Less
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Absolutely No. There is no built-in speaker. I use headphones and sometimes a bluetooth and/or standard speakers.
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No, you can't. I ve use ipod touch, nano and iphone 4S and the sound goes through the speaker.
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There's a headphone jack, but not a real speaker connection. You could use computer-style speakers with the headphone jack, but it's on the front, so the connection isn't hidden at all. HTH.
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The models I've used cannot. You can listen in. If there is a model with a speaker output, then yes. You would need to check the specs.
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I would say yes, why cant it be done. Of course it can be done, but the internal microphone has limited capabilities. By cutting out the soundcard on the computer you have an external source and it wont be cutting out at an improper recording level from my evperience. As an external input the feedback level is zil. The only problem with this converter is high tone or high level input..
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Nope. You can hook it up to a computer or an iPad and then hook them up t speakers. Then you're good to go.
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No...there is a headphone style jack for audio in...but I see no connections for other speakers.
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Yes you can. Just install this device and connect it to your speakers. To connect to them, go to 'devices and printers' and then 'add a device' (This is for Windows) and select the device you want to connect to. Then start playing some music! You may have to change your sound settings if your computer already has other speakers it uses.
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Hello Andrew, pls forgive my slowness as i never fully understood line in and out concepts. However i can tell you that I have been able to use a rca to 3.5mm cable (in addition to the usb port on the board) to play music from my ipad to the speakers flawlessly. Havent tried it in the other direction. As to your other question, the board has a monitor out port that you can use to connect another speaker to use as a monitor. Hope my slowness has not confused you. G
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NO,only mic in and ear phone out. Probably you could feed it into your computer using the mic input.
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It would only come out in stereo sound, you would need to make sure that your laptop has digital optical input like the iMac G5, MacBook Pro and MacBook, you can double check the Apple Website, if it does not have a digital optical in, these speakers would only use two speakers, these speakers do not "synthesize" 5.1 audio using a stereo port. In other words, your iPod would only come out through the front two speakers and not use the other three (center, left rear and right rear)
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Yes I believe you can, using aux. you do need speakers though.. Hope this helps.