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#448909 - 03/18/18 04:20 AM Re: mic not plugged into keyboard [Re: DonM]
Dnj Offline
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Registered: 09/21/00
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Originally Posted By DonM
With the PA4X, I generally used the Automatic mic processor, so it pretty much maintains the right e.q., level, gate and compressor. Works like a charm.
The overall E.Q. of the keyboard does affect it too though. The MAXX settings are wonderful, but you have to experiment some to get the right sound for your speakers and venue.
With the S970 I'm using an external T.C. Helicon unit for several reasons. It sounds better than the internal Yamaha processor/harmonizer, it gives me an extra foot pedal setting for the keyboard because it has its own pedal, and it maintains a steady volume level. It also processes the voice automatically.
I have a spare T.C. Helicon Harmony M if anyone needs it. btw.


Big Ditto on s970 voc Don! wink personally I like using separate channels to control each with the mixer w/FX for my mic, VH, and KB...


Edited by Dnj (03/18/18 07:49 AM)

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#448913 - 03/18/18 06:24 AM Re: mic not plugged into keyboard [Re: organgrinder]
Uncle Dave Offline
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Registered: 12/01/99
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Originally Posted By organgrinder
I wish modern arrangers would have a straight output for mic not affected by master volume control.


Many do. The PA4X has separate outs that you can assign to the mic (or whatever) and send direct to your amp ... with FX
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#448920 - 03/18/18 07:34 AM Re: mic not plugged into keyboard [Re: organgrinder]
zuki Offline
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More tips, will explore thx ud


Edited by zuki (03/18/18 07:34 AM)
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