Any mixer with a few channels should have main mix ouputs or stereo ouputs.

@@Cigarboxcastersam you plug your guitar and microphone into channel 1 port and channel 2 port. Use a 1/4 CABLE FROM THE MIXER "MAIN OUTPUT MIX" THEN PLUG THAT CABLE INTO YOUR AMPLIFIER. IT WORKS ON ANY 4 CHANNEL MIXER AND HIGHER.

@@Cigarboxcastersam top blue corner stereo mix out or the monitor out.. either will work.

@@user-do6hi2gx9d check the jack. Everyone else can hear it.

@@newcastlemusicstudios really? Your voice is at too high a register for the TH-200Xs to pick up

Thanks!

@@ashleyquinn1822 ion has 2 apps, there are also bkue tooth volume speakers.. if strsaming from yr phone bkuetooth u can also just use the vokume. BUtton on yr phone

@@user-ii4gw3hr3l you can connect any mixer to any audio interface. The audio interfaces usually all habe USB to connect to your computer. If you are wondering how to record inside your computer, you wil need a FREE DAW, like CAKEWALK SONAR-FREE DONLOAD. Or Audacity that will pick up the audio interface signal

@@michaelmccarthy6884 check the setting on the control panel there. Make sure it is set to bluetooth or aux cord etc.

@@kaitlyncrow3293 it is plug in only. When they say "portable" they just meant it had a pull out handle. Kind of misleading.

@@SoMuchJosh just the amp's distortion.

@@mariashiel5301 i don't think there is much sound difference you will notice if the cables are newer. Depends on amplifier... Some guitar amps only take a TS mono cable used for guitar to conbery sound. Some acoustic amplifiers are more diverse and accept a range of cable tips from front to back. Are you using a mixer for this to connect to the amplifier or just the amplifier? I dont really ever use RCA cables anymore, those are mainly for 1979s-1980s audio equipment and old VCR's. So i would avoid using them if possible. Most mixers can accept a TS mono cable aka a patch cable or a TRS cable. I dont understand how you are using a condenser microphone with the 48V if you dont have it connect with and XLR. Or an XLR to a 1/4 inch??

@@newcastlemusicstudios Thank you for response. Yes its connected with XLR - apologies I think Ive confused myself! It was the one +48v phantom power button that was throwing me. It would activate it on both channels (1 and 2) but only needed one to work with condensor. Wasnt sure if it the channel or mic would be harmed on channel 2 when plugging in my XLR sm58 at the same time (which doesnt need phantom obv). I think it doesnt...

No you cannot, the pedal does not read different signals coming in, thry get mixed together. I would use a guitar looper pedal.

@@newcastlemusicstudios thank you☺️

Not if they are both going into the Boss VE20 through the same input.

@@newcastlemusicstudios I will connect my microphone with a separate cable and my guitar with a separate cable. So, my guitar and microphone will be connected to the boss ve 20 with separate cables, but I only want to use the looper feature on my guitar and I only want to use the harmony feature on the boss ve 20's microphone.

In other words, while I am singing the chorus of the song I want, I want to make a looper while playing the chorus on my guitar in the background, and then play the molodi solo with the guitar.

@@diegoarenaza5370 you can dial the master up 1st. The mic sense can get distorted easily. If you have a guy on a mixer or console. Tell him to check his mixer Gain on the channel of the mic. It is loud enough with a dynamic microphone. Unless ypur dynamic mic is really cheap. Most people use a shure sm58 or a budget friendly Behringer dynamic ba85A

For thr price, sure.

@@newcastlemusicstudiosis there a better bass speaker with Bluetooth

Yes, it is a condenser microphone, so use headphones, the only thing u cannot do is speak into it live with speakers on or u eill get feedback, it is an excellent clear mic choice!

@@theroaringshadows thx

Lol funny!!! Yah I have a difficult time listening to that dude talk. Not judgin etc.

Right is is 20 years old. I remmeber having sinilar pedals by digitech in 1999. It has mixed reviews, some people love it and some people think it is a toy.

True... its difficult to put a huge bandaid on bad singing!!

@@newcastlemusicstudios It’s not what I’ve meant. I mean that it’s a tricky device. You have to set it right. Cheers.

Right. Definitely not live!! Haha. I use it as a midi controller. I like that its not touch sensitive. Although an arpeggiator would be nice. For the price its hard to beat!!

Good idea, SONY HAS EXCELLENT PRODUCTS. My Md7506 still work 10 years later

Awesome!

Some pedals offer a harmonizing effect when you plug in your guitar. Only because the guitar jack was there. Didn't know it was popular in the metal scene! thanks 4 watching!

@@theunknownzonetvshow I think it’s supposed to be alternate inputs rather than dual inputs. After all it’s a vocal pedal

That makes sense!

How do people use it for metal?

Yes you csn change any FX USING MENU even while singing. I would suggest making 2 presets for each song. And use the pedal for going back n forth.

Well, that is very strange. The ouputs n the back are probably a little stronger. I would just have used a regular ts guitar cable from your nux mg 30 to the audio interface. If it sounds muddly there is likely an issue with the audio interface. For trial and error. Try connecting youe guitar directly to the inst. Line input on the audio interface? Does that also sound muddy? Is the BUTTON FOR EXTRA GAIN PUSHED IN? MAYBE turn that button off and dial the gain up n down to listen for clarity. If your guitar sounds normal by itself through the headphone jack, there is too much gain coming from your pedal so turn that down. If it still sound muddy with just the guitar gain turned down through the headphone jack. Your headphone jack may have a loose soldering wire on the internal connector that is barely touching. This has happened to me with brand new speaker i have ordered. The soldering points of wire connections break off and barely touch. You can also bring your audio interface unit to a guitar center and ask them to test it. Also make sure when you are on your PC your other windows are shut check your task manager and see how much RAM and Processor power is being used to run your DAW. If it is too high ut may also interfere with the sound.

Perhaps. The botton light will also be on for leaving other fx on, despite scrolling to a fresh effect

How do I connect so I can use my faders on mixer?

The same way in the video. Just LOOK FOR A MAIN MIX OUTPUT on your ddj-xp2. Your faders wouldnt have much use in recording. Those are more for live mixing. Unless youbare trying to record a live show. Then typically your main mix is hooked up to the Stereo Monitors.

I agree. For the price, the Behringer microphone is only slightly less SHARP in the upper frequencies which could be adjusted on a mixer board to achieve a similar clarity to the shure mic.

Yes, you can plug whatever pedal or rack into it. Just turn the side gain knob way down. Then slowly bring it up. I usually chain this thing 1st then run it into my other tc helicon pedal for maximixing sound fx.

The internal out of the box tones are pretty lo fi, you could juice up some of them with a good FX Pedal you run through an aux on the backside. However I only use it as. MIDI Controller because it has a large keyboard. But even as a Midi controller, it is not touch sensitive, lacks an arpeggiator and a few other things. It is basically a nice toy for practice until u can afford something better or a budget midi keyboard for those who dont care about a lack of bells n whistles. I still have mine and use it. It still works unlike 3 other midi keyboards which failed over time. Best of luck!!

Yes, but if you want stereo, you will need an interface with at least 2 inputs.

@@newcastlemusicstudios what does stereo mean

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I don’t know what stereo mean

Check preference settings in the daw. If it id a 2 channel audio interface make sure you have the setting set to left or right or which ever side the nicrophone is plugged in on each track.

exactly, you can tweek most equipment and find some value for your own setup, most people assume less than $500 is a toy, but not necessarily true!

Use 1/4 inch patch cables or xlr cables. If you want the tascam to be record whatever is going into the mixer. On the back of the mixer connect to "MAIN OUTPUT MIX" USE 2 CABLES FOR LEFT AND RIGHT The 2 cables wil then plug into your tascam audio recorder.

Thank you!!

I would definitely go for an upgraded version. The SPORT probably has better BASS and obviously more power... if you really want a good speaker for a small party!

yes, you can mnaually adjust every setting and effect. You can even adjust the AMOUNT of each EFFECT!

lol, probably not, although i think he uses some effect on his voice very subtley

the audio interface uses 5volt power from your PC, the mixer in the video uses a standard 110 volt power cord.

@@newcastlemusicstudios Thanks for replying, I have one doubt. What if I just want to connect mirrorless camera to audio interface to mixer? How to power up the interface then?

buy a different power plug. Make sure you have the correct power plug. Proper voltage in case you got them mixed up. If that doesn't solve the issue call the tc helicon customer service line and complain if it is within the year of the warranty.

They are a preview for the long form video to get people interested in watching the entire review, price, specs, portability etc. The samples come from VST software and are unrelated but a lot of DAW Software comes with buult in VST software. If you are looking for midi controllers with "Samples," you would be lookomg for actual Synthesizers with onboard software that has dual capabilities as a midi controller also, like very cheap Casio Keyboards or more expensive KORG Synthesizers.

look for an app, to change it from your phone. Or check on amazon for a replacement remote.

thank u, i appreciate the feedback!

let me quick look at that amp first!

When it comes to acoustic guitar sound specifically, you are best going straight into a speaker or amp using a pedal. However if you want to control the guitar EQ's with the marshall Amp and it has a line out, just start with the lowers GAIN or Volume Setting and slowly go up, so you don't damage the Maui 5 speaker. However, I understand if you do not have extra money for pedals. You can always check the used market on different websites.

Really kind of you to reply and help, thank you, I thought I may be able to run a mic as well as guitar (EQ'd ) through Marshall amp into Maui5, and use it as a " monitor " as well, it does have a line out the back I've seen, my worry is both amp and Maui5 are powered and frightened I'll damage Maui5 ?? would you get a small mixer instead for guitar & mic ? and forget utilising Marshall amp as monitor .. again my thanks, col

Make sure to check, you didn't accident have the "PAN" knob turned one way or the other. Sometimes it is the type of cable you are using. Some people try using mono guitar cables to connect the mixer to the amp, sometimes that does not work.

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