11XENYX 1202FX/1002FX User Manual

3.2Live sound

REV2496

UMX490

B1520 PRO

BX4500H

HPS3000

EP2000

 

Drum

MDX2600

BB410

Computer

 

 

 

 

 

FBQ3102

Bass guitar

XM1800S

MD Recorder

GMX212

Electric guitar

CD Player

XENYX 1202FX

 

Fig. 3.2: Live application of the 1202FX

 

This illustration shows a typical arrangement for a live setup. Two vocal microphones and the line outputs of a guitar and a bass amplifier are connected to the mono channels of the 1202FX. A keyboard and a drum computer are connected to the stereo channels. The power amplifier in your sound system is connected to the main outputs; equipment such as compressors, equalizers or crossovers are located between the mixer and the amp in the signal path. If you wish to make a live recording, you can connect your recording equipment (in this case, a minidisk recorder) to the CD/tape outputs. A CD player that is playing during intermissions is connected via the CD/tape inputs. If you connect

a recorder/player combo (e. g. a tape deck recorder), the CD/tape to Mix switch should not be pressed during a recording because this way the signal intended for recording would be directly re-routed back to the mixing console, and then back to the recorder... this would cause a feedback loop as soon as you hit the record button. A loud, unpleasant, even painful sound would result.

If you are using an external effects processor (wired as shown in the illustration), please make sure that the FX SEND control in channel 11/12 is turned all the way down counterclockwise to avoid creating a feedback loop.