i conect my PC earphone out to 2 tack input & output from mixer i took from 2 track out(becos dont have XLR caode)& give to amp,but no sound come why
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Not clear of your issue. Are you using a Tip, Ring, Sleeve, three contact stereo phone jack ? A mono Tip, Sleeve jack will not work.
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I'm not sure what you are asking. It sounds like what you are doing is wrong. Headphones cannot be plugged into an input, try again.
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I use Audacity. I use it for everything! If you dont like audaciry , I would suggest googling for Audacity Alternatives. Audacity is free and has many effects built in.
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You cannot use both the input and output on the 2 track at the same time, they can only be used 1 at a time.
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You're welcome, I made the same mistake when I first got my board. I would invest in some xlr to 1\4 or RCA adapters.
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I use the Behringer QX1002 playback source to listen back through the mixer. Not sure if on the computer one is disabled to avoid feedback or how to hear both through PC speakers. You can hear both through Mixer though. Go to computer sound mixer and change playback source to Behringer. Also push the appropriate buttons for FX to control room, and USB/2TR.
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You would want to run the sound through this device before the amp. What I do is I have my mixer's left and right sent to input 1 and 2 and then send the outputs directly to the amp. Some people likely use the 2 processors as sends from their mixers, but I wanted to process the whole output instead of just one member of the band.
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It's just a DAC, you need to connect it to a headphone amp or a pre-amp. Mine is connected to a music fidelity xcan-v8p.
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If your using as a stage monitor it would come from the mixer out from the aux sends to the Mic/line input. The link output is to connect a second monitor to have the same mix come out of it...
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I run a cable from the head phone jack on the computer to an input on the mixer. Works great for me.
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You definitely need a ground from the turntable to amp or preamp. If you have a ground already check the connection. Lastly reinstall the cartridge. Good luck
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From the behringer you need to use one of you outputs and frim the bass u need to connect to the input
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This unit is designed to have its digital and analogue output through a mixing board or an external amplifier. The other output is through the "Phones". With the proper connectors, you can easily take the "Phones" output into your computer, or powered external speakers. I feed that signal to a pair of self-amplified speakers. Of course, you can use good quality headphones if you are monitoring directly. Remember, if you use the digital output (or input, as the case may be), use coax digital lines. I need a 10-foot length to my digital mixer. These are available from Amazon and other vendors at low cost. Great quality sound in/output. Good luck.
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From your mixer out plug your XLR cables into the sub and use the XLR out from the sub to your other powered speakers
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Not sure the excact problem. Are you getting any sound at all? Or just no bass? Not sure what kind of mixer that is either?
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You could use a mini-plug (3.5mm) RCA cable to connect the computer headphone output to the Ai1 input. But the sound quality would be determined by the computer headphone output (pretty bad). Better sound quality could be achieved using an USB DAC between computer USB and A1.
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run it through a splitter, OR get an external mixer with multiple outs. thx!
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I tried to use the built in amp of this mixer and the quality of the sound is not good enough. I ended up using powered speakers on this mixer. I'm not sure if it has XLR line out put on, but I used 1/4 plugs instead, this way you just use it as a non powered mixer
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Rock out!!!!Best solution would be to connect the computer into the mixer feeding the monitors then it is no different from any other source. If you are connecting directly to the computer headphone jack just be careful not to send too hot of a signal - if you hear any distortion at all then turn down the volume on the computer - and you will be fine.
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I do not know exactly why but there are some ideas that you already probably thought of...: . make sure you have the local levels on the mixer turned up when using the 1/4 inch jacks . ensure the XLR and microphone actually work by trying an amplifier that accept XLR directly...if you don't have access to one, you could probably get a music store (like a guitar center) to let you test your mic out. . some 1/4 inch jacks are MONO and some STEREO. maybe try a XLR&gt;1/4 inch adapter that is the oposite of what you are trying...again a music store should be willing to let you try because you might buy! . another weird test would be to plug the XLR&gt;1/4 inch adpater into a 1/4 inch &gt; mini adapter and plug that into you computer or other device that accepts that kind of microphone jack just to see if that works...(this is a real dumb idea...but worth a fry?) other that that, you would need to write the manufacturers of the mixer and the XLR&gt;1/4 inch adapters to try to figure out what the heck is going on??? Maybe someone else will read this and come up with an answer from actual experience...good luck!
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Any sound card with XLR outputs would work but like myself, I'm going into a mixer from my computer then into these from the main out of the mixer. Hope this helps, enjoy!