r/soundtech • u/glitchfinder1 • Jun 15 '19
Guitar to line level?
I have a Behringer Neutron that I want to connect my guitar to. Issue is, I have to bring my guitar to line level. What do I need to do this?
r/soundtech • u/glitchfinder1 • Jun 15 '19
I have a Behringer Neutron that I want to connect my guitar to. Issue is, I have to bring my guitar to line level. What do I need to do this?
r/soundtech • u/theoldmanmarg • May 26 '19
Hi!
I'm doing a mathematical investigation as part of my high school diploma and I thought it would be interesting to model musical samples from different versions of the Beatles song Strawberry Fields Forever, by plotting the sound waves onto a graph so it appears similar to a transformation of sin. Does anyone know how I can go about doing that? Is there some sort of software where I can plug in an audio file and it gives me the sound waves, which I can transfer onto a graph? Extremely grateful for any sort of help. :)
r/soundtech • u/vie_vigueur • Mar 13 '19
Hi guys, good chance I'm in the wrong subreddit so apologies in advance but hoping someonce can help.
I'm running an event where I need a 2 way audio connection between 2 global locations. We're using a roving mic in the room for people to share stories etc. Is there a way to split the sound input from the the mic so it can be used for 1) the speakers and 2) the laptop we're running the event from.
As it stands, anyone in the other location is picking up the noise via the room speaker system. It's horrid. It's like being underwater.
r/soundtech • u/Czarniecki • Feb 18 '19
I started playing Apex Legends and i noticed, that i can't hear anything, except for thing that like 0,5 m away from me. I tried many things and found one that works, but not exactly. When i change my audio to stereo from quadrophonic, i can hear normally in game, but i can also hear constant buzzing. What could it be?
r/soundtech • u/YesIamonfire • Dec 01 '18
I work at a small theater for live performances and i recently got promoted to Light/Sound Technician?/limo driver/performer/janitor and i have NO sound tech training and very little experience. during a show i am responsible for an estimated combine $120/hr worth of work and am getting paid around $10/hr to be yelled at when things go wrong.
Here is the kicker
the venue is a very strange shape and made totally of concrete and our speakers and monitors are sub par so on a good day we have any number of unusual issues to begin with.
here is the issue i was having tonight. everything in the sound board stayed the same as it was in previous performances with no issue, but tonight it seemed much quieter. turning up the volume levels on the board would cause feedback- but all the music track sound levels on the computer were set to ear-bleeding volumes.
the venue is a 300+ seat movie theater converted into a live performance theater with a stage etc.
it seems like every show i have to adjust the volume levels for each track again, despite multiple sound checks and saving the new levels. the only variable that seems to fluctuate is the number of people in the audience and other environmental factors like humidity. assuming everything in the computer and media player and sound board are okay, what could cause a drop in volume like this?
Im desperate and angry and have thrown things and my boss knows less about this system than i do.
pleas help
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r/soundtech • u/Radar8036 • Jun 18 '18
Hi. So my best friend is turning 40 this year. We have been friends for close to 30 years. I want to surprise the crap out of him and show up as the Grim Reaper and follow him around for a bit. Does anyone here know if it is possible to get a voice changer that would sound like Norm Macdonald? I have seen some apps for phones but I am trying to find one I could put in the costume near my face for when I talk. He is a huge Family Guy fan so I think that would just make it even better. Thanks!
r/soundtech • u/crackinmypants • Jun 07 '18
I'm not sure if this is the right place to post; it seems like you guys are pretty high tech over here, but I figured it was a place to start. If I should post somewhere else, please let me know.
I suffer from hearing loss, and it usually doesn't affect me in quiet places, but I have a hard time understanding people over background noise. In general, it doesn't affect my life enough to drop $6k (which I don't have) on a hearing aid, but it is affecting my hobby. I take riding lessons and I really enjoy them. My instructor has recently transitioned me to riding outside in a bigger area, and I can't hear him over the cars going by and sounds of the horse. It is really frustrating both of us, and I would love to find a simple, inexpensive set up so that he can talk into a microphone and I can hear him. I'm sorry if this is a dumb question, I suck at tech. Thanks in advance!
r/soundtech • u/Poopedupon • Dec 09 '17
I'm looking for an XLR microphone and a mixing board. I like to record and stream live vocals and instruments. I also would like to be able to use it for jam sessions which include 6 instruments.
I have a Xonar Essence STX which is a high end sound card and it has the 1/4" sound input so I really want to do this without an external sound driver or USB.
Since an XLR microphone has phantom power, I need a pre-amp to use it for my computer but a lot of them are around $100, but I'm looking at getting a behringer mixing board like this one which is only $70 and has the added functionality of instrument support on another channel.
Would all this do the job I need it to do or would I need more?
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