Where can I connect the in ear monitor? So I can hear the recording and play with my drums
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Hi, The CTRL Room Left and Right jacks next to the main mix jacks is for the monitors. The level/volume for those jacks is controlled by the Ctrl Room/headphone volume knob. Here is a link to the quick start guide: https://www.altoproaudio.com/downloads/ZMX122FX%20-%20Quickstart%20Guide%20-%20v1.3.pdf Good Luck, It is a nice little mixing board. Very happy with mine.
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Buy yourself a tascam dr-40. Record audio to it by use of the xlr plugs and then pull the sd card and edit with your computer. If you only use 1 mic, you probably want an xlr y-splitter to ensure you don't get a channel of hiss.
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with the help of a XLR to USB adapter. check for the Blue Icicle. it has a built in preamp
2057430
Yes. That's exactly what we use it for. We have a mono Aux feed from the sound desk for the drummer. Different drummers use in-ears or headphones. There is a mono / stereo jumper switch which allows you to set whether you have a mono or stereo Monitor input.
1692811
Well with my setup I use an XLR chord (a mic chord) to connect to the interface (your Focusrite) which connects to the computer via Firewire or USB
1097721
Hmm, that's. good one. There is no speaker, just a 35mm headphones jack on the back. If you buy an amp, the cable needs to have a 35mm (1/8 in) jack on one end or you'll need an 1/8 to 1/4 adapter. They do make amps for drums but mine is a small guitar amp (I was told the bass drum would blow it but it hasn't yet). As far as the MP3... I don't know. There's only one jack on the back of the brain, that's right, on the back (yes, it's a pain). I dont know how that would work. I play the music on the stereo and the drums on the amp.Hope that help.
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You either want to use an audio interface(preferred method) which has mic/line inputs. The cable has 1/8in to 1/4in jack 1/8 goes to violin & 1/4 to audio interface. Google audio interface, cheap ones start around $100..,or can get an 1/8in to 1/8in cable at radio shack or best buy and plug into mic input on computer. Not usually as good, will likely have noise issues, more feedback problems and latency(delay in signal)
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The Best way is to have some kind of sound board connected before you plug it into the computer but you can also go from the output on the amp into a 1/4 inch jack to the smaller 1/8 mic input on the back of your computer
699281
Well, my "sound system" is an old Sony boombox and it doesn't have an aux input. So I'm wondering what I need to buy to play back my recordings. Thanks.
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The monitor has an SPDIF out that you could hook a digital to analog converter to and hook headset to converter. other than that I don' know of any way. My monitor only has an AUDIO IN plug in adition to VIDEO IN plugs and HDMI and no AUDIO OUT so I don't think HDMI would work to get audio out of a in plug.
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The other solutions are perfect - you need to hit a 'mono' button in your DAW or use an external monitor controller with a 'mono' button. I have one cube as well and use one TS (i.e. mono guitar cable, not a TRS cable) from one of my headphone outs of my interface. My interface's monitor outs are already in use for my main monitors. I hit my DAW's 'mono' button, silence my mains and turn up my headphone out going to the cube and voila!
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i just order this monitor - where do you plug in the external speakers - so i can listen to music and movies.hope someone will answer - if there is no place to connect i will refuse shipmentthanks everyone...
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I went through the entire user manual and could not find any mention or diagram showing a headphone connection. There is a digital audio out terminal but this would require powered electronic headphones if they even exist. Sorry.
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I don't see an output on the front of the unit for headphones. Why do you want to do this? There should be a headphone output jack on the audio source.
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Yes. There is a 1/4" aux input and a 1/8" line input you can use to play music through while drumming.
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Not sure...you can check here...http://pro.ultimateears.com/en-us/ue/custom-in-ear-monitors/accessories
1970350
I don't see why you couldn't connect it if you have a 3.5 mm adapter, although I have never done that before. Not sure how it sounds when recording but to give you a suggestion, you might want to look for a different product because to me it doesn't seem like a good choice if you're trying to record a voice or something else. It's mostly good for live situations, like if you're plugging it into an amp to have a jam session. Hope this helps!