djNA
I know im not registered yet ( my Herc is at home waiting for me and i'm stuck at work).
But my question is im going to hook my TCV to my herc and I was going to run an external mixer as well... But, I dont scratch hardly at all, so will the cross fader on the Herc be good enough for my TT's or should i still hook my other mixer up as well? Thanks
But my question is im going to hook my TCV to my herc and I was going to run an external mixer as well... But, I dont scratch hardly at all, so will the cross fader on the Herc be good enough for my TT's or should i still hook my other mixer up as well? Thanks
geposted Fri 18 Aug 06 @ 8:24 pm
djNA
Oh and yes I know about upgrading to PRO i'll be doing that tonight also...
geposted Fri 18 Aug 06 @ 8:32 pm
xeon
i am not sure, but i think that in TC use you will get each channel to different out at hercules. so you need kind a mixer. But i am not sure, don't have MK2.
geposted Fri 18 Aug 06 @ 8:43 pm
Rune (DJ-In-Norway)
you can use the MK2 as a stand alone mixer yes.... ;)
geposted Fri 18 Aug 06 @ 9:50 pm
djNA
Thank you... I knew i could count on you guys...
geposted Fri 18 Aug 06 @ 9:53 pm
Rune (DJ-In-Norway)
re-reading your post, it seems like you HAVE an external mixer....
I would rather connect to the external mixer from the Hercules, than use the Hercules as the mixer.
Reason being that Hercules is really just a midi controller that controls software.. (meaning that the mixing is done in software, not really on the mixer)
An external mixer would mix in hardware, making better sound... as it has hardware chips, real EQs etc.
Hope that helps;)
I would rather connect to the external mixer from the Hercules, than use the Hercules as the mixer.
Reason being that Hercules is really just a midi controller that controls software.. (meaning that the mixing is done in software, not really on the mixer)
An external mixer would mix in hardware, making better sound... as it has hardware chips, real EQs etc.
Hope that helps;)
geposted Fri 18 Aug 06 @ 9:55 pm