That's what I'd use at well except that "church PA" and "other end of
the room" sounds like a significant distance that benefits from
symmetric transmission.
If the laptop is close to the mixer and only one laptop at a time needs
to be connected, that might be the most straightforward way.
These are great points. I don't think running RCA cables across the
entire room would be a good idea. Haha. :D Bill said he can't get to the
aux ins on the mixer anyways.
On 6/8/21 1:12 PM, David Kastrup wrote:
Brandon Hale <bthaleproductions@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
We have the Behringer x32 at the place of my work. Why not just use a
3.5mm male to RCA L+R male out and plug into the aux input on the
Behringer? That's what those inputs are for, right? That's what we do
at work and have had success with it running small conferences with
little to no audible noise.
I hope I'm not muddying the waters more here,
That's what I'd use at well except that "church PA" and "other end of
the room" sounds like a significant distance that benefits from
symmetric transmission.
If the laptop is close to the mixer and only one laptop at a time needs
to be connected, that might be the most straightforward way.
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