discjockeydoc
I just wanted to let folks know that, in my case at least, it's not a good idea to try and connect a mic mixer to the RMX inputs (1/2). When I did this, there was a very noticeable delay between voice input and output from the RMX itself. I think that, because the input is not really analog, latency plays a big part in this type of setup, and unfortunately, mine is set rather high to help with keylock issues (960[21ms]).
If anyone has done this successfully, please post your specs and settings that worked.
My specs:
If anyone has done this successfully, please post your specs and settings that worked.
My specs:
- Toshiba Tecra A4 S211
- Intel Centrino mobile M processor (1.6GB)
- 2 GB RAM (PC2700, 333mHz)
- ATI Mobility Radeon video card (64MB, dedicated)
- Music stored on external firewire drive (160GB, 7200RPM)
Posté Sun 13 Jun 10 @ 2:12 pm
Made In Breizh
Hello discjockeydoc,
Why don't you connect your mic mixer to DJ Console Rmx microphone plug rather than to the input 1-2?
Why don't you connect your mic mixer to DJ Console Rmx microphone plug rather than to the input 1-2?
Posté Tue 15 Jun 10 @ 7:09 am
discjockeydoc
Mic volume is just too low from the RMX mic input, so it's of no use. Thanks for the idea, but I am going to stick to my external mixer for mics for the time being ;)
Posté Thu 17 Jun 10 @ 6:35 pm
discjockeydoc
To that end, I've recently replaced the TWO mixers I used to run in my system with a Behringer Xenyx 1202FX. I think that it's a great, albeit little, solution for the mobile DJ/KJ ;)
In fact, its size speaks to its portability!
In fact, its size speaks to its portability!
Posté Fri 25 Jun 10 @ 12:00 am
DJECoast
Are you doing karaoke that you need multiple mics? I use the Behringer 1202 with a Numark NS7 for mic support and it works perfectly, great lil mixer.
Posté Mon 28 Jun 10 @ 8:03 pm