GML 8300 Outputs

[Mondoslug1]

What are the outputs on a GML 8300.......just XLR?



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[Mike Owings]

Yes.

"Mondoslug1" > wrote in message
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> What are the outputs on a GML 8300.......just XLR?
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[Fletcher]

Mondoslug1 wrote:

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> I was just trying to figure out how to send an output form the GML Pre to the
> DAW and another output to a mixer for monitoring.

There are a couple of things you can try... the easiest of which is to build a
"Y" cable that takes the output from your 8302 and sends it to both the A/D
converter and the monitor desk.

Another method of doing something like this would be to use a Jensen Mic Split
transformer before the 8302... splitting the mic level signal to both sides of
the pre... sending the output of one side to the A/D and the output of the other
side to the monitor desk... but that may be cost prohibitive [if not... it's
probably the best sounding method of achieving the dual signal path]...

One other thing I've found when running separate chains to a monitor desk as well
as an A/D converter... if I open up the buffer on the DAW and bring a bit of it
back into the mix it'll actually work like a 'slap echo' in the monitor chain...
which can be fun to sing to rather than just the dry vocal... with the added
bonus of "being there" when you do your monitor playback... and will also give
you a reasonable guide for doing vocal punches.

Best of luck.
--
Fletcher
Mercenary Audio
TEL: 508-543-0069
FAX: 508-543-9670
http://www.mercenary.com
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[Mondoslug1]

Fletcher wrote:

>> I was just trying to figure out how to send an output form the GML Pre to
>the
>> DAW and another output to a mixer for monitoring.
>
>There are a couple of things you can try... the easiest of which is to build
>a
>"Y" cable that takes the output from your 8302 and sends it to both the A/D
>converter and the monitor desk.
>

Don't know why I didn't think of that. Guess I was paranoid of losing
"something" after the slpit but I went to Sam Ash & found a cable - seems to
work like a charm.

>Another method of doing something like this would be to use a Jensen Mic
>Split
>transformer before the 8302... splitting the mic level signal to both sides
>of
>the pre... sending the output of one side to the A/D and the output of the
>other
>side to the monitor desk... but that may be cost prohibitive [if not... it's
>probably the best sounding method of achieving the dual signal path]...
>
>One other thing I've found when running separate chains to a monitor desk as
>well
>as an A/D converter... if I open up the buffer on the DAW and bring a bit of
>it
>back into the mix it'll actually work like a 'slap echo' in the monitor
>chain...
>which can be fun to sing to rather than just the dry vocal... with the added
>bonus of "being there" when you do your monitor playback... and will also
>give
>you a reasonable guide for doing vocal punches.
>
>Best of luck.
>--
>Fletcher
>Mercenary Audio
>TEL: 508-543-0069
>FAX: 508-543-9670
>http://www.mercenary.com
>"this is not a problem"
>
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