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Would an analog mixer/any sort of mixer be the best way to go about this? I own a Denon MC-6000 and my brother has the S4. Or would this be totally unnecessary? Also, if it is the best possible way, any recommendations? Thank you again for you time :)
A mixer is your best choice, but if totally necessary you can plug into one of your controllers' inputs.
Xone:22, see other recent threads
Overkill much ... he doesnt need any "dj" controls, just a method of running both controllers at the same time..Quote:
Originally Posted by boarderbas
One of these would do the trick nicely for under $40 bucks
http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/...L._AA1500_.jpg
http://www.amazon.com/Behringer-502-...s=stereo+mixer
would there be any benefit to having a center mixer for both controllers?Quote:
Originally Posted by deevey
I just did this today with my crown XTi amps and if you use CH1 + CH2 mode you can run 1 XLR from the first controller and 1 XLR from the second controller directly into the amp on the left and right channels. No special equipment necessary.
That wont work with multi-amp setups and the majority of powered speakers including studio monitors.Quote:
I just did this today with my crown XTi amps and if you use CH1 + CH2 mode you can run 1 XLR from the first controller and 1 XLR from the second controller directly into the amp on the left and right channels. No special equipment necessary.
Yes a small mixer is your best bet for combining 2 audio sources.Quote:
would there be any benefit to having a center mixer for both controllers?