Splitting signal from recording chain to recorder and monitor amp

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I am doing some project recording and I am using only a mic pre and a
compressor in my chain, no mixing console. I wish to split my output
so it goes to both my recorder and my power amp so I can audition the
sound in "real" realtime and make my adjustments, my aardvark 2020+
dosent let me have the signal pass through. Can I have some advice
from the group on making a cable for this and what it will do to the
signal. Thanks in advance.

[Kenny]

Hello,

I recommend getting a "Y" cable and splitting the signal after the
compressor.
It's output should be able to feed two line level inputs with no affect on
the sound.

have fun,

Kenny


> wrote in message
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> I am doing some project recording and I am using only a mic pre and a
> compressor in my chain, no mixing console. I wish to split my output
> so it goes to both my recorder and my power amp so I can audition the
> sound in "real" realtime and make my adjustments, my aardvark 2020+
> dosent let me have the signal pass through. Can I have some advice
> from the group on making a cable for this and what it will do to the
> signal. Thanks in advance.

[Todd H.]

writes:

> I am doing some project recording and I am using only a mic pre and a
> compressor in my chain, no mixing console. I wish to split my output
> so it goes to both my recorder and my power amp so I can audition the
> sound in "real" realtime and make my adjustments, my aardvark 2020+
> dosent let me have the signal pass through. Can I have some advice
> from the group on making a cable for this and what it will do to the
> signal. Thanks in advance.

Important question: what kind of output does your your last piece of
signal processing gear have?

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