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T.O.I.Y.Z.
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Here is a question I have I hope someone can answer....I have read that certain mixers and pre-amps don't supply enough power to multiple mics running through them. I have a Yamaha MG10/2 mixer, a Samson CL-7 and a Shure SM58......Follow this.....
I have both mics plugged into their own individual channel on my Behringer Mic2200, then from the MiC2200 they go to a Samson S-Com Compressor, and from the Compressor to the Yamaha MG10/2 mixer, to the Behringer UCA202 interface, to the computer.....
The Samson mic works, but I can't get any volume out of the Shure mic.....I read up and saw that the Samson mic can work on varying voltage levels within the Phantom Power, obviously the Shure mic can't.....Are there any other Large Condensor mics that can do this?....I want to have two diff mics in use, so that I can have a choice for the diff vocalists that come through to record, instead of being stuck with only ONE mic for everyone...HELp!!
Toiyz@aol.com
I have both mics plugged into their own individual channel on my Behringer Mic2200, then from the MiC2200 they go to a Samson S-Com Compressor, and from the Compressor to the Yamaha MG10/2 mixer, to the Behringer UCA202 interface, to the computer.....
The Samson mic works, but I can't get any volume out of the Shure mic.....I read up and saw that the Samson mic can work on varying voltage levels within the Phantom Power, obviously the Shure mic can't.....Are there any other Large Condensor mics that can do this?....I want to have two diff mics in use, so that I can have a choice for the diff vocalists that come through to record, instead of being stuck with only ONE mic for everyone...HELp!!
Toiyz@aol.com