--- drewaight <drewaight@...> wrote: > Ah. So Sub1 AND Sub2 can be used as inputs if TRS cables are used. Or if you just plug the cable in till the first click. (though they tend to fall out) > It is not possible to control the levels from the XX-7? No, it is simply an impedance matched sum. > And does this mean that if you have input TRS cables routing external > devices thru the XX-7 sub1/2 that any tracks sent to send2/3 aren't > heard at the main outputs? If you use a send return cable, yes, the *dry signal only* will be removed from the mains. The wet sound will still be heard unless you turn down the send to the FX as well. I think the "first click trick" leaves the signal intact. > What does TRS stand for? Tip Ring Sleeve. > This is exciting...I could eliminate an external mixer from my live > setup. But if I can only have two different effects sends it might > not be worth it. Yeah, it's generally not worth it. You'll either lose the returns or have a cable half hanging out waiting to become disconnected at the slightest nudge. -Aaron __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - More reliable, more storage, less spam http://mail.yahoo.com
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Re: [xl7] Re: Audio input; TRS cables; passive mixer; send/return cables
2004-03-17 by Aaron Eppolito
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