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Stephen Eastwood October 16th, 2007 11:06 AM

anything have 2 xlr outputs?
 
looking for a way to have two or better yet three xlr mics/receivers input to a device that can be output to both camera xlr inputs and an audio recorder. Realizing that probably wont happen, what about a device that has 1 input and two outputs so I can get two and have one mic in each of two and one output to each channel of the camera and also to the audio recorder and than if I need a third channel it will go to the audio recorder separately?

Wayne Brissette October 16th, 2007 12:30 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Stephen Eastwood (Post 759806)
looking for a way to have two or better yet three xlr mics/receivers input to a device that can be output to both camera xlr inputs and an audio recorder. Realizing that probably wont happen,

I don't know why you don't think that would happen. You simply need to look at ENG mixers. Shure, Sound Devices, Wendt, Cooper, Filmtech, and many others all make two to five channel mixers that can do what you are looking for.

While this article is a few years old, it has some important information in it that you might find very useful...

http://www.trewaudio.com/sound_on_location1.htm

Wayne

Martin Pauly October 16th, 2007 08:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Stephen Eastwood (Post 759806)
looking for a way to have two or better yet three xlr mics/receivers input to a device that can be output to both camera xlr inputs and an audio recorder.

Stephen,

this is exactly what I do with my Sound Devices SD302 mixer. Three XLR inputs, two XLR outputs (which I route to my camera) and an additional line-level out (proprietary connector) that I route to a separate audio recorder.

As Wayne hinted, several other mixers can do the same.

- Martin

Daniel Epstein October 16th, 2007 08:28 PM

One of my favorite mixers for multicam outputs is my Wendt X5. It has 5 inputs and off the top of my head it has xlr outputs, Aux outputs (which i have an XLR snake with audio return, XLR mini outputs, TA 5 outputs (which I use for wireless without using my XLR's) Stereo mic Mini. I have successfully recorded to 3 cameras and an MP3 recorder simultaneosly without using all the outputs on the mixer. By comparison my Shure FP-33 only has one set of XLR 's and tape out, headphones and the link. It does have two headphone outs (1/8 and 1/4) compared to the Wendts single 1/4 inch out.


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