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Head phone mixes
Here's my question and dilema:
I have a Berhinger headphone pre-amp that distributes 4 different headphone inputs. My questions is: 1. How do I raise the drums, guitar, bass, vocals, etc. to each individual headphone input without effecting everyone's levels? 2. My problem now is that when I turn up the guitar or bass it effects everyone's levels. I appreciate all the feedback. RM |
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Re: Head phone mixes
Chris is right. For more details try searching the DUC for this topic. I have seen it covered here very extensively before. Try searching the HD section as well.
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