The Green Hornet
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Yo Deters:
I have a GK amp in my studio and it has a "LINE OUT" PLUG. This plug would let me run, like a bass player's 1/4 inch input, into the amp, and then out of the amp but it would bybass the speaker; the sound would go direct to the recorder, kind of like a direct box that's an amp.
If you have a pre amp, something created to make mics sound better, you plug your mic line into the INPUT of the preamp and then run another cable from the preamp's OUTPUT 1/4 inch plug [usually] and then regulate the sound according to your ears.
You can, man, run anything you want into a mic preamp. I run my synthesizer in and out of the preamp, as well as up front vocals.
Hope this helps,
Green Hornet
I have a GK amp in my studio and it has a "LINE OUT" PLUG. This plug would let me run, like a bass player's 1/4 inch input, into the amp, and then out of the amp but it would bybass the speaker; the sound would go direct to the recorder, kind of like a direct box that's an amp.
If you have a pre amp, something created to make mics sound better, you plug your mic line into the INPUT of the preamp and then run another cable from the preamp's OUTPUT 1/4 inch plug [usually] and then regulate the sound according to your ears.
You can, man, run anything you want into a mic preamp. I run my synthesizer in and out of the preamp, as well as up front vocals.
Hope this helps,
Green Hornet