No X In Nixon
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Evening all,
We're currently in the middle of a big performance that comes along every two years (kind of half variety show, half concert); and the other techs and myself have been trying to think of a way to set up our comms system that we can record it (one of them had the brilliant idea to overlay the comms chatter on the DVD of the performance as an 'extra').
However, as the comms packs are powered through the cabling that also carries the audio; we're very reluctant to plug the 'thru' into an input on a mixing desk for fear of blowing something up (which seems probable...).
Has anyone attempted to plug their comms system into a mixer to record, and if yes, did it work??? And if that's not possible, does anyone know of a way to record the comms without going as far as buying a complete new system?
Thanks a million
No X.
We're currently in the middle of a big performance that comes along every two years (kind of half variety show, half concert); and the other techs and myself have been trying to think of a way to set up our comms system that we can record it (one of them had the brilliant idea to overlay the comms chatter on the DVD of the performance as an 'extra').
However, as the comms packs are powered through the cabling that also carries the audio; we're very reluctant to plug the 'thru' into an input on a mixing desk for fear of blowing something up (which seems probable...).
Has anyone attempted to plug their comms system into a mixer to record, and if yes, did it work??? And if that's not possible, does anyone know of a way to record the comms without going as far as buying a complete new system?
Thanks a million
No X.