behringer semi-modular synthesizer
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@BernadetteBruch only if phantom powered
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@cghowdy Yes it could, very likely infact. But it's all part of the fun, isn't it?
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Great idea !
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@kdwade Yes. I've burnt out 2 mixers by doing this. Completely fried one and only fried two channels on the other.
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@TTTsnare Do you base this statement on experience? People are always saying "don't do no-input mixer, it'll fry your gear," but not only does this make no sense to me, I've never heard of anybody actually experiencing fried gear.
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No.
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Man.... That was so cool!
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How do you have this thing patched?
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@cghowdy yes it can. i used to do this with a danelectro fish and chips eq pedal. put a "Y" splitter on the out put send ont to the input of the pedal and the other to effects or amp and you have a cool little drone synth. now the key phrase in all this is "used to". the pedal is completely shot, but im not crying over it i think i paid 9 bucks for it lol. dont go doing this with a toft or somthing like that lol.
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LMAO...that's freaking cool...I have this exact same mixer as well as a Eurodesk SL 3242 FX Pro....Never made mine do that before...
could this damage the mixer?
cghowdy 3 years ago 2
i'm not sure about that.
BernadetteBruch 3 years ago
also known as no-input mixer.
did some of that stuff on same behringer wile ago. nice!!
D22D21 3 years ago
i didn't knew there was a term for it, thank you.
BernadetteBruch 3 years ago