Topic: Guitar connection question.
What is the easiest way to connect an electric guitar to an HDSPe AIO card?
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- Nikolay Polyakov
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Re: Guitar connection question.
If you're use a balanced breakout cable, you need a DI box or simple TS to XLR cable.
If it's unbalanced - do it through the mixing desk.
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Nikolay
Nikolay
3 2014-10-12 13:24:26 (edited by Mauri 2014-10-12 13:27:39)
- Mauri
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Re: Guitar connection question.
Nikolay Polyakov wrote:
If you're use a balanced breakout cable, you need a DI box or simple TS to XLR cable.
If it's unbalanced - do it through the mixing desk.
So, I can plug the TS end of the cable to the guitar and the XLR end to the card's input cable, if I go without a DI box?
Sorry to be asking such simple questions but I've never had to deal with this kind of thing before...and would really like purchase and use the HDSP(e) AIO card!
Thank you very much,
Mauri.
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- Nikolay Polyakov
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Re: Guitar connection question.
Yes, you can go without DI with AIO's input setting to Hi Level (if required). I do this with synths, I don't have a guitar. With DI your record will be more gained.
Sorry for my English.
Best regards
Nikolay
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- Mauri
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Re: Guitar connection question.
Thank you, your information is appreciated, and your english is fine, Nikolay!
Best regards,
Mauri.
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