Any mixers with XLR outs for each channel?

[JonWormwood]

Need it for a live setting so I can still route the original signal to the FOH.

 

[Strachan of D]

http://www.mackie.com/products/tt24/index.html

 

[Jarkko Mattheiszen]

Just use a splitter at the FOH end.

 

[acegunn]

Allen & Heath, Crest and Hear technologies have monitor mixers which have XLR split/outs, but they are fairly pricey compared to regular mixers

 

[JonWormwood]

Just use a splitter at the FOH end.

Yeah looks like splitters are the cheapest option. One goes to foh then the other to our personally in ear rack mixer

 

[if6was9]

Just use balanced jack to XLR cables for the direct outs? Wanna make sure the direct outs are pre fader/eq though otherwse the FOH guy will hate you

 

[DominikJW]

Yeah looks like splitters are the cheapest option. One goes to foh then the other to our personally in ear rack mixer

Yup, good solution. I've toured with a band as a tech, and they had a rack with a splitter and digital mixer for monitoring purposes. Each member had a different mix in ear, and the settings were pre-programmed in a preset in the mixer.

 

[DanLights]

I'm sorry, I'm interested in this but I didn't understand squat. Could someone explain why are you doing this and how does the splitter solve the problem? Sorry I just don't get it but I want to

 

[JonWormwood]

Yup, good solution. I've toured with a band as a tech, and they had a rack with a splitter and digital mixer for monitoring purposes. Each member had a different mix in ear, and the settings were pre-programmed in a preset in the mixer.

So then you'd set up busses for each member?

 

[JonWormwood]

I'm sorry, I'm interested in this but I didn't understand squat. Could someone explain why are you doing this and how does the splitter solve the problem? Sorry I just don't get it but I want to

Say you want to use 1 mic on a guitar cab but you have to send it to your personal mixer (then goes to in-ears) then the other side to the foh.

 

[DanLights]

Say you want to use 1 mic on a guitar cab but you have to send it to your personal mixer (then goes to in-ears) then the other side to the foh.

ok got it now, thanks. And would you do this with everything so the IEMs contain a mix of all instruments? if so, how would you do that? just use a splitter for every instrument before sending it to your personal mixer?

 

[Jarkko Mattheiszen]

ok got it now, thanks. And would you do this with everything so the IEMs contain a mix of all instruments? if so, how would you do that? just use a splitter for every instrument before sending it to your personal mixer?

Microphone
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Split box
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FOH Monitor desk

Split boxes have several I/O's, so you just run the channels coming from the stage box through the splitter to the FOH desk and the monitor desk, so the FOH guy can do his mix independent of the monitor mix and vice versa

EDIT: Damn, PhpBB didn't like my awesome chart. Well, you get the idea anyway

 

[DominikJW]

So then you'd set up busses for each member?

Yup, few aux'es thru adat->converter into wireless.

 

[DanLights]

Microphone
|
Split box
| |
FOH Monitor desk

Split boxes have several I/O's, so you just run the channels coming from the stage box through the splitter to the FOH desk and the monitor desk, so the FOH guy can do his mix independent of the monitor mix and vice versa

EDIT: Damn, PhpBB didn't like my awesome chart. Well, you get the idea anyway

Yeah when I hit "quote" it did come out well, I was a bit confused at first hahaha thanks dude.

So my other question was, if you want a monitor mix of everything, you would need a splitter for each instrument/channel/mic before sending it to FOH? If that´s so, please recommend me a cheap splitter box I could buy for this haha