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Bigsnake00
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Is this possible, How would I go about doing it? I am recording to a Tascam 38.
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The Ghost of FM
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Hooking up two M300 series mixers is accomplished by taking the main outs of all the busses, axillary, effects and solo outputs and putting them into the SUB inputs on the second mixer.
Once this is done, the two boards will act as one mixer.
The only trick part of the connection is tying the two solo systems together because of the signal and the control signal connection to mute all channels on both boards when any channel is soloed.
Here's a diagram from the manual for that;
Cheers!
Once this is done, the two boards will act as one mixer.
The only trick part of the connection is tying the two solo systems together because of the signal and the control signal connection to mute all channels on both boards when any channel is soloed.
Here's a diagram from the manual for that;
Cheers!
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Bigsnake00
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Ghost,
Would you rather have 2 308s or 1 216?
Would you rather have 2 308s or 1 216?
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Bigsnake00
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So how many extra cords would that be.....? Sounds Like alot....
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The Ghost of FM
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Two M308 would be my preference!Bigsnake00 said:
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Bigsnake00 said:
Well, let's do some math, shall we?
- 4 busses outs...= 4 cables; RCA to RCA
- 2 stereo outs....= 2 cables; RCA to RCA
- 2 aux outs...... = 2 cables; RCA to RCA
- 1 effect out ... = 1 cable; RCA to RCA
- 1 TRS insert cable for the solo system special cascade connection with 1/4" TS plugs at the other end
- 1 1/4 inch female to RCA male adapter
All together equals 10 cables and adaptor...probably about 30 - 40 bucks for decent 3 ft length wires at a musical instrument shop.
Cheers!