dwtoast72 wrote:

you'll never have this problem with a mic

Yup, that's what the soundman at one of my favorite venues does. He uses the sound he gets from the beta 52 and triggers a sample off the mic and blends the two together. I think. I could barely hear him when he explained it to me in the club one night.








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dwtoast72 wrote:

you'll never have this problem with a mic

Yeah, you'll have a bunch of other problems instead....

SmellsLikeIan wrote:

dwtoast72 wrote:

you'll never have this problem with a mic

Yup, that's what the soundman at one of my favorite venues does. He uses the sound he gets from the beta 52 and triggers a sample off the mic and blends the two together. I think. I could barely hear him when he explained it to me in the club one night.

I don't think that's what he meant, but I know what you're talking about. You can use a microphone to act as a trigger, using the signal to trigger a module.