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How do I connect with Yamaha A 5000 to the sound card babyface? Which entrances should I use?
MY soundcard babyface, MY instrument yamaha a 5000
I want to connected for audio record.
I want to stereo connect
I need 2x XLR male cable mono? correct? and Balanced unbalanced?
Cable : https://www.amazon.com/TISINO-Plated-Un … 2JZWG?th=1
Will the link on the screen be correct?
Thank you
2 basic instrument cables. Unbalanced TS to TS. Go from the 2 Yamaha main outs into the INput 3 and 4 on the side of the Babyface.
Ignore what I said. I didn’t realize you have the original Babyface.
2 basic instrument cables. Unbalanced TS to TS. Go from the 2 Yamaha main outs into the INput 3 and 4 on the side of the Babyface.
I also have difficulty with English. Could you please explain or can you send a picture please?
my sound card : https://www.musicradar.com/reviews/tech … ace-451035
Use 2 cables like this for play music from the Babyface to the amp :
Use 2 cables like this for record music from the amp to the Babyface, connect Rec-out at the amp :
Use 2 cables like this :
Yamaha a 50000 does not have RCA or XLR output, how can I use this cable?
Use AUX in for play music and Rec-out for recording
The XLR connectors from the cables connect to the Babyface
Use AUX in for play music and Rec-out for recording
The XLR connectors from the cables connect to the Babyface
I don't have such a device.
I have Yamaha a 5000
Sorry my bad, mistake by typing
Use 2 cables like this :
Connect there :
Sorry my bad, mistake by typing
Use 2 cables like this :
Connect there :
The cable you recommend is female. So, is there a male entrance in Baby Face? I couldn't see it xlr Male on babyface.
These are audio outputs, from Yamaha outputs, should I plug them into the output of the RME sound card?
I knew I had to plug it in as input on the sound card.?
outputs to outputs? are you sure?
Of course not ! AAAhhhhrrrrggg ! Apologize ! You have been right already in your first post !
Last try :
This cable to the Input of the Babyface :
Of course not ! AAAhhhhrrrrggg ! Apologize !
Last try :
This cable to the Input of the Babyface :
We are back to square one. I wish you read my article
Is it not working ?
Is it not working ?
I don't know, you said 4 different things. Which one is correct?
ı wait help
The last one, and it is the first one you mentioned
TS keyboard output to Babyface XLR input.
ı wait help
This is an user forum, not the official customer support!
Anyway, you can find an adequate answer in the manual (page 8) of your Babyface:
The Babyface has two analog microphone inputs that can operate as line inputs with levels up to +12 dBu, when set to 0 dB gain. The electronic input stage uses a servo balanced design which handles unbalanced and balanced signals correctly, automatically adjusting the level reference.
When using unbalanced cables with the XLR breakout cable: be sure to connect the 'ring' contact of a stereo TRS jack, and pin 3 of a XLR jack, to ground. Otherwise noise may occur, caused by the unconnected negative input of the balanced input.
And on page 80
XLR Connectors
The servo-balanced input circuitry allows to use monaural TS jacks (unbalanced) with no loss
in level. This is the same as when using a TRS-jack with ring connected to ground.
hicazyureklisite wrote:ı wait help
This is an user forum, not the official customer support!
Anyway, you can find an adequate answer in the manual (page 8) of your Babyface:
The Babyface has two analog microphone inputs that can operate as line inputs with levels up to +12 dBu, when set to 0 dB gain. The electronic input stage uses a servo balanced design which handles unbalanced and balanced signals correctly, automatically adjusting the level reference.
When using unbalanced cables with the XLR breakout cable: be sure to connect the 'ring' contact of a stereo TRS jack, and pin 3 of a XLR jack, to ground. Otherwise noise may occur, caused by the unconnected negative input of the balanced input.
The fact that this is a forum does not require giving wrong answers 10 times in a row. If the article I mentioned in my message had been read, this would never have happened. Even my articles are not read. Is this just a place to write nonsense?
If I answer your questions incorrectly 5 times in a row, you won't like that. Also, not reading my question (my device) is already another disrespect. Nobody has such a right.
The only thing left was if the photo of the washing machine wasn't sent to me. Look up and see, it's no different.
Please answer the question if you know it. Nobody has to answer. How difficult can it be to choose the cable that will connect my yamaha 5000 to RME?
I deeply apologize the mistakes !
The TS mono jack to XLR-male cable is the right one, as you know.
And the main output of the keyboard is to connect with this cable to the XLR input of the Babyface, as you already know from the beginning.
Have you such cables ?
Is it working ?
The fact that this is a forum does not require giving wrong answers 10 times in a row. If the article I mentioned in my message had been read, this would never have happened. Even my articles are not read. Is this just a place to write nonsense?
If I answer your questions incorrectly 5 times in a row, you won't like that. Also, not reading my question (my device) is already another disrespect. Nobody has such a right.
The only thing left was if the photo of the washing machine wasn't sent to me. Look up and see, it's no different.
Please answer the question if you know it. Nobody has to answer. How difficult can it be to choose the cable that will connect my yamaha 5000 to RME?
I understand what you mean. But your 'I wait for help' looked very demanding to me, that’s why I stated this way.
Now you have the answer you was looking for and even ensured through the hints from the manual.
Unbalanced cables from TS to male XLR with pin 3 connected to ground is what you need.
You are talking about a Yamaha A5000 sampler, yes?
I’m sorry, I didn’t realize you were talking about the original Babyface with the breakout cable.
You need 2 of these to record stereo out of the Yamaha. https://www.amazon.com/Cable-Matters-Mi … B07SNGBD2F
sure you don't want to overthink this cable ?
waedi wrote:mrkahuna wrote:I’m sorry, I didn’t realize you were talking about the original Babyface with the breakout cable.
You need 2 of these to record stereo out of the Yamaha. https://www.amazon.com/Cable-Matters-Mi … B07SNGBD2F
sure you don't want to overthink this cable ?
Me? Maybe I don’t get what you mean by overthink.
Wrong XLR connector. It has to be male, not female.
mrkahuna wrote:I’m sorry, I didn’t realize you were talking about the original Babyface with the breakout cable.
You need 2 of these to record stereo out of the Yamaha. https://www.amazon.com/Cable-Matters-Mi … B07SNGBD2F
sure you don't want to overthink this cable ?
You mean think some more once I have some coffee? Well then yes I do!
mrkahuna wrote:waedi wrote:sure you don't want to overthink this cable ?
Me? Maybe I don’t get what you mean by overthink.
Wrong XLR connector. It has to be male, not female.
YES, sorry. I should wake up more before posting
oli77sch wrote:mrkahuna wrote:Me? Maybe I don’t get what you mean by overthink.
Wrong XLR connector. It has to be male, not female.
YES, sorry. I should wake up more before posting
No worries! There were moments I posted some really weird replys in this forum (also mostly in the morning)…
Use AUX in for play music and Rec-out for recording
The XLR connectors from the cables connect to the Babyface
You missed a 0. A5000 is a keyboard.
Unbalanced cables from TS to male XLR with pin 3 connected to ground is what you need.
What he said...
hicazyureklisite, your mail was somehow spam-filtered, sorry.
oli77sch wrote:Unbalanced cables from TS to male XLR with pin 3 connected to ground is what you need.
What he said...
What he said, but asking for confirmation obviously ;-)
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