In article , Dan wrote:

Hi,

How do record mono with my AT825 stereo XLR mic? Can I buy a XLRF 3-pin
x 2 to XLRM 3-pin adapter cable or should I use a preamp/mixer like the
MixPre? I will be recording to a Boss BR864.

Thanks,
Danno


Why don't you just use one side of the XLR cable?

-Jay
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x Lecturer, Audio Engineer x Dexter Records x
x CCRMA, Stanford University x http://www.offbeats.com/ x
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In article , Dan wrote:

Hi,

How do record mono with my AT825 stereo XLR mic? Can I buy a XLRF 3-pin
x 2 to XLRM 3-pin adapter cable or should I use a preamp/mixer like the
MixPre? I will be recording to a Boss BR864.

Thanks,
Danno


Why don't you just use one side of the XLR cable?

-Jay
--
x------- Jay Kadis ------- x---- Jay's Attic Studio ------x
x Lecturer, Audio Engineer x Dexter Records x
x CCRMA, Stanford University x http://www.offbeats.com/ x
x---------- http://ccrma.stanford.edu/~jay/ ------------x

Hi,

How do record mono with my AT825 stereo XLR mic? Can I buy a XLRF 3-pin
x 2 to XLRM 3-pin adapter cable or should I use a preamp/mixer like the
MixPre? I will be recording to a Boss BR864.

Thanks,
Danno

On 12/2/2004 3:54 PM, Jay Kadis wrote:
In article , Dan wrote:


Hi,

How do record mono with my AT825 stereo XLR mic? Can I buy a XLRF 3-pin
x 2 to XLRM 3-pin adapter cable or should I use a preamp/mixer like the
MixPre? I will be recording to a Boss BR864.

Thanks,
Danno



Why don't you just use one side of the XLR cable?


I am pinking up some noise that I thought might be due to one XLRM not
being terminated. Is this not an issue?

Danno

On 12/2/2004 3:54 PM, Jay Kadis wrote:
In article , Dan wrote:


Hi,

How do record mono with my AT825 stereo XLR mic? Can I buy a XLRF 3-pin
x 2 to XLRM 3-pin adapter cable or should I use a preamp/mixer like the
MixPre? I will be recording to a Boss BR864.

Thanks,
Danno



Why don't you just use one side of the XLR cable?


I am pinking up some noise that I thought might be due to one XLRM not
being terminated. Is this not an issue?

Danno

wrote:

I am pinking up some noise that I thought might be due to one XLRM not
being terminated. Is this not an issue?

No, it's not an issue at all. What does the noise sound like? Hum, buzz,
hiss, or rumble?
--scott
--
"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."

wrote:

I am pinking up some noise that I thought might be due to one XLRM not
being terminated. Is this not an issue?

No, it's not an issue at all. What does the noise sound like? Hum, buzz,
hiss, or rumble?
--scott
--
"C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis."

wrote ...
I am pinking up some noise that I thought might be due to one XLRM not
being terminated. Is this not an issue?

Maybe. Wrap the unused connector in aluminum foil and see
if there is any difference. I'd be surprised if your unused connecor
was a source of noise.

wrote ...
I am pinking up some noise that I thought might be due to one XLRM not
being terminated. Is this not an issue?

Maybe. Wrap the unused connector in aluminum foil and see
if there is any difference. I'd be surprised if your unused connecor
was a source of noise.

"Richard Crowley" wrote in message
...
wrote ...
I am pinking up some noise that I thought might be due to one XLRM not
being terminated. Is this not an issue?

Maybe. Wrap the unused connector in aluminum foil and see
if there is any difference.

No, you're supposed to wrap your HEAD in aluminum foil & se if there's any
difference.

Niel Henderson

"Richard Crowley" wrote in message
...
wrote ...
I am pinking up some noise that I thought might be due to one XLRM not
being terminated. Is this not an issue?

Maybe. Wrap the unused connector in aluminum foil and see
if there is any difference.

No, you're supposed to wrap your HEAD in aluminum foil & se if there's any
difference.

Niel Henderson