Question about splitting signals

p0llen_p0ny · 2nd January 2010

I'm in the process of building (or rebuilding) my mobile recording rig and I'd like to add the capability of running either a mic split or a split from my preamp outputs to a soundboard. I'd like to stay away from splitting my digital outs. Latency bothers me way too much. I've googled quite a bit on splitting to the front-of-house board but there really doesn't seem to be much concensus. Was just wondering if someone could offer some insight with their experiences.

mixedupsteve · 2nd January 2010

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**Remoteness** · 2nd January 2010

It's true; Steve beat me to it, but...

YES, click on the search TAG entitled 'splitter' and you will find a boat load of threads on the subject.

If that doesn't help or you need to ask a different question, let us know here...
Or just reply to any of the splitter threads you found instead.

There's plenty of information to review in this forum.
Take advantage of the TAGs; they don't bite if you approach them slowly.
They are indeed your friends if you're nice to them.

2nd January 2010	#1
p0llen_p0ny Gear interested Joined: Jun 2006 Posts: 24 Thread Starter	Question about splitting signals I'm in the process of building (or rebuilding) my mobile recording rig and I'd like to add the capability of running either a mic split or a split from my preamp outputs to a soundboard. I'd like to stay away from splitting my digital outs. Latency bothers me way too much. I've googled quite a bit on splitting to the front-of-house board but there really doesn't seem to be much concensus. Was just wondering if someone could offer some insight with their experiences.

2nd January 2010	#3
Remoteness Super Moderator Joined: Aug 2002 Location: NYC Posts: 7,405	It's true; Steve beat me to it, but... YES, click on the search TAG entitled 'splitter' and you will find a boat load of threads on the subject. If that doesn't help or you need to ask a different question, let us know here... Or just reply to any of the splitter threads you found instead. There's plenty of information to review in this forum. Take advantage of the TAGs; they don't bite if you approach them slowly. They are indeed your friends if you're nice to them. __________________ Steve Remote AuraSonicLtd.com the home of ASL Mobile & Location Production Remoteness on the Linkedin Network What about my Facebook Profile? Remoteness on Myspace

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