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14/08/2006 4:14 pm
This may belong in the amps or recording section, so apologies if this is the wrong spot.
I'm moving to an apt with roommates soon, and need to figureout a way to get my amp sound into headphones with a clicktrack/metronome in the mix. Does anyone know a real simple way to do this. I won't be recording anything, I just need a way to monitor with zero latency. Is there a tiny mixer or something out there I could use?
Thanks,
Matt
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14/08/2006 4:20 pm
Doesn't your amp have a aux-in or something? If not you could just grab either a small mixerboard or simple line-mixer box.
Topic starter
14/08/2006 5:04 pm
Well, i'm currently ampless, but that will change soon. If my amp does end up having an aux in, I just run the metronome signal into the aux-in and I will be able to hear the click in my headphones?
Thanks:)
"Contrary to popular belief, Clapton is NOT God. The prospect that he is God probably had a large hand in driving him to drugs and booze. Thanks everyone."
-Guitar World :lol:
14/08/2006 5:15 pm
Yes, the aux-in allows you to put in any kind of device with line-level signals. Metronomes, I-pods, your pc etc. That will be mixed with the sound of the amp's main input and then taken to either the speakers or the phones-out. Check out the V-amp2, should go used for $60 or so and is exactly what you'd need for such situations. Remember many phones-out of amps, espescially cheaper amps, tend to sound very buzzy and fuzzy.
Topic starter
15/08/2006 1:41 pm
thanks, I'll give it a shot :)
"Contrary to popular belief, Clapton is NOT God. The prospect that he is God probably had a large hand in driving him to drugs and booze. Thanks everyone."
-Guitar World :lol: