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TTM 57SL Needs more mic inputs
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TTM 57SL Needs more mic inputs

DJ Firoz 12:00 PM - 12 June, 2008
I really want to get into mixing Videos, I already have SSL with Pioneer Mixer.
I need advise, should I just get Pioneer DVD players or reinvest in a TTM 57SL which includes a built in interface. How much is the Video SSL software?
I need to have the ability to connect 2 or 3 mics during a event. TTM 57SL only supports 1 mic input.
Your advise is greatly appreciated.
Rebelguy 3:38 PM - 12 June, 2008
Why not run a small Mackie mixer alongside the Rane for your mics?
citi 4:07 PM - 12 June, 2008
Get a dual mono "Y" line splitter. Cost you 6$. Works perfectly.

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nobspangle 7:05 PM - 12 June, 2008
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Get a dual mono "Y" line splitter. Cost you 6$. Works perfectly.

www.americanmusical.com

Don't do this, a Y cable is for splitting outputs not combining inputs. Use the cable in this way will run this risk of damaging either your mixer, microphone or possibly both.

www.rane.com

A small mixer is definitely the way to go you can run it into the Aux in.

Once you have the mixer the VSL software is $200.
Rebelguy 9:01 PM - 12 June, 2008
You could just run the output of one of these into your aux in.

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DJ Firoz 9:16 PM - 12 June, 2008
Thanks,
For the information.
Anyone mixing Video? If so what format are you using and how easy is it to get the videos.
I know this is another dicussion, but I'm really leaning on getting the TTM 57SL
and continue using my Denons.
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citi 9:22 PM - 12 June, 2008
That is interesting. I have had several mixers (all being some form of Rane mixer)and have never had a mic or mixer damaged. That Mackie is a good option which I have used also, but you could also get by with a behringer which like a 3rd of the cost.

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Rebelguy 10:00 PM - 12 June, 2008
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That is interesting. I have had several mixers (all being some form of Rane mixer)and have never had a mic or mixer damaged. That Mackie is a good option which I have used also, but you could also get by with a behringer which like a 3rd of the cost.

www.guitarcenter.com


I was looking at that one but he mentioned he needed 2-3 mic inputs. The mackie with the Rane input would be 3 inputs.
Billy18bm 2:55 AM - 24 June, 2008
jus curious why would it damage your mixer if you only used on microphone at a time and im sure even if you used both there is a limiter so this exact thing couldnt happen??? maybe im wrong about the limiter but i am curious if only one mic is used at time.
Super Mario 10:05 PM - 30 June, 2008
Why not use a wireless mic setup that supports multiple mics? The receiver uses one output to the one input on the 57SL but supports receiving more than one channel on the receiver...