How to feed microphone signal to both mixer and audio interface

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i think the SM7B on stage, being sung into with your lips on the foam will be fine. I use one at a distance and that’s where the issues are. On stage the real problem is of course the weight. Boom stands will droop, and non boom stands mean strumming a guitar and singing is tricky. To be honest, live, with a little mixer and speakers, perhaps on sticks you would find the SM58 more convenient, and less scary when you trip and it hits the floor!
 
You are probably right Rob but I would still do a dummy run. PPLTPPP!

Dave.
 
Hi,
I want to sing through a microphone and have the signal go to two places:
1) To my mixer (which feeds into speakers)
2) Into my audio interface (which feeds into my computer and ultimately my DAW where I record what I'm singing)

So I want to record through the interface and listen live through the mixer. I of course know I can monitor through the interface via headphones or speakers plugged into the interface, but I don't want to do that for reasons which I won't go into to save time.

Two questions:
1) Is this possible without loss of signal/quality?
2) What kind of cable do I need to accomplish this?
What kind of mixer? I would just feed the Mixer Left/Right to the Speakers - then the Mixers Aux outs to the Interface.
 
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About you saying "FCS rig this lot up somewhere and check it out cuz one does not want to look a total tit on stage!".... Can you explain what you mean here in layman's terms... Not sure I understand.
Thanks!"
Wilco! "For heaven's sake rig the 7b and the PA system in a room somewhere close to the room size where you might perform"

I say this so that you can test out the feedback properties of both the 7b and the 58. If you can get enough level*with the 7b, fine. I suspect you will not. It is a bit of a cliche on TV programmes that PA systems HAVE to ring and feedback but in the real world it is VERY unprofessional to let it happen.

*known 'in the trade' as 'Gain Before Ring' GBR. You will always get a bit more GBF once a room is filled with people.

Dave.
Ah, I see. Thanks for clarifying! Definitely will do!
Gene
 
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