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djbzentertainment
Hello all, i need a bit of help with something i am struggling to get my head round. I want to add effects to my microphone channels.(Theres nothing worse than singing "dry"and am getting asked for more and more Karaoke gigs lately.) I use a twin wireless microphone which is connected to a behringer vmx1000 mixer. The mixer has effects send and return. So, i am figuring its a case of buying an effects unit and plugging it in to the effects send and return on the mixer, but this is the bit i do not understand... how do i make the effects affect the microphone channels only and not the actual music? I know i should know this really, but if you have never done it before.........


Many thanks in advance for your comments.




Bob
Robster
Behringer do a little effects unit designed for karaoke , they also do rack mounted units check out there web site for more details
vokf
QUOTE(Robster @ Mar 3 2010, 01:22 PM)

Behringer do a little effects unit designed for karaoke , they also do rack mounted units check out there web site for more details


I've got the Behringer unit- nice compact bit of kit - 2 mic inputs (Jack), audio in (RCA) and output (RCA). It can do vocal removal of input, and had adjustable echo or reverb, with wet/dry mix.
http://www.behringer.com/EN/Products/MIX800.aspx

Rack mount would be better (if your other kit is 19") and you need this often.

Jason
DJTREV
QUOTE(vokf @ Mar 3 2010, 01:49 PM)

I've got the Behringer unit- nice compact bit of kit - 2 mic inputs (Jack), audio in (RCA) and output (RCA). It can do vocal removal of input, and had adjustable echo or reverb, with wet/dry mix.
http://www.behringer.com/EN/Products/MIX800.aspx

Rack mount would be better (if your other kit is 19") and you need this often.

Jason


WET/DRY Mix? Que?
vokf
QUOTE(DJTREV @ Mar 3 2010, 02:00 PM)

WET/DRY Mix? Que?


Sorry -
Wet = full effects
Dry = no effect

Most effect units have an adjustment to vary the ratio.
djbzentertainment
QUOTE(vokf @ Mar 3 2010, 04:45 PM)

Sorry -
Wet = full effects
Dry = no effect

Most effect units have an adjustment to vary the ratio.


thanks for that recommendation sounds perfect, I would need it to be 19" rack mountable
1u space would be perfect, I will check out the behringer site.





Bob


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