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Passive mult - sound quality issues?
Hello all - question for you.
In my studio I use both an analog board and a digital board for different projects (Digi=post, analog=music). To eliminate patching all the time I would love to have my U-87 going into both boards at the same time: thru my Fairman TRC pre-amp to the analog board, and to the built-in mic pres on the digital (DM-24). If I patch the mic to a passive mult in my patchbay and from there go to both the preamp and digital board (getting 48V from either source) will that cause a signal degradation? I know patching is easy and that's why we have patchbays in the first place, but I have engineers working on different projects, and they are not all up to speed on the patchbay. Thanks Rasmus Schwenger |
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Passive mult - sound quality issues?
(Mike Rivers)
It's not a problem to put a couple of loads on a line level output, but loading your mic with both the Fairman and console preamp will almost certainly change the sound of the mic Not to mention when one mic is multed mic level to two consoles turning phantom power on on both mixers could cause a problem. Will Miho NY Music & TV Audio Guy Off the Morning Show! & sleepin' In... / Fox News "The large print giveth and the small print taketh away..." Tom Waits |
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