[linux-audio-user] [OT] Sound service and recording

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tir, 05,.07.2005 kl. 20.01 +0200, skrev Carotinho:
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>  - We have a pretty good 24 ch. mixer, but the only option is to plug every 
> instrument directly to the mixer. Is this right for instruments like basses, 
> or electric guitar, or what else?
>  - What's the difference between having a cable from the electric guitar 
> amplifier line output and instead putting a microphone in front of it?

The speaker in a guitar amp colours the sound. You can plugg a guitar
amp speaker into a hifi system, and you'll hear that it sounds very
different compared to a hifi speaker. This colouring is concidered good
in guitar amps. Also you should read the ongoing "OT: Using Linux as
Bass amp / preamp" thread.

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>  -  The mixer has for every channel a Canon or alternatively a Jack input. 
> What are they meant for? That is, is a Canon connection more suited e.g. to 
> mics, or what else?

The Canon or XLR connections are balanced inputs, meaning the signal and
shielding is not connected. This is supposed to prevent 
electrical noise.
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Aditional tips:
http://www.pcmus.com/AudioTips.htm
-- 
Frode Haugsgjerd
Norway

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