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@funjunkie27
really appreciate the screen shots. Thank you
Thank you Captain Junkie. I really don't/haven't used Audiobus chains at all so far (Doctor Goodyear waits for the catcalling to die down), but I suppose I need to oughta.
EDT: I would be less than honest @funjunkie27 to not admit I was a little shocked at not seeing DD in the line-up somewhere or another....
MiMix still has an issue hereby the order in which the inputs get assigned is not the same from load to load. But that's OK for live use.
I thought it was time to mix things up a bit JGY ;-)
That's certainly a matter that State Saving would alleviate @dwarman.
@funjunkie27 Well, hafta to say that Rock Drum Machine/Vocalive/Push/Novation in a couple of chains following your general model made for moments of rock 'n' roll madness, something I don't normally allow myself too much of.
Interesting (to me) to play/record like that. Makes no sense, in as far as having each track done carefully one at time allows for more control, but what can be lost in that equation (which I typically suspect) is the feel of the band all playing together....still see why it's really for live use, but still....interesting.
Would stay and chat but need to go put my motorcycle jerkin back in the wardrobe and do something about this mascara.
That will be fine, not a huge difference in DI's in that price range. I have the whirlwind DI that is the same case as that, and it was fine. A few years ago I replaced the transformer with a cinemag and it's much better, but it was fine before that.
Active uses a circuit rather than a transformer to change impedance. If my budget was small I'd get a passive DI. Cheap circuits can have issues, cheap transformers are very easy to replace if you ever wanted to, but generally wouldn't do much to ruin your signal.
At my church sound gig we have radial DI's, which are about $200, with a Jensen transformer, and they are nice and basically the same as what I did with the cinemag. One bassist brings his radial class a active DI and it sounds good. It's also $500. But, a direct box, for me, is very unexciting- it just needs to do its job. For live use, I don't hear a huge difference.
JGY - I would generally have all but one of the inputs, across multiple chains, sequenced. That allows me to focus on playing on the unsequenced chain. If not sequenced, they might include backing tracks. Loads of fun with that.
Thanks for the breakdown @mrufino1. My needs are pretty simple, so given that, I think a passive DI would be fine. This is really to get some instruments into a PA in my basement...just a little too far a run for unbalanced.