1Rhythmic
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Hello Drummerworld ,
I'm total new to anything that has to do with Drum Microphone Equipment , so i decided to ask for help here.
The equipment i was looking at was ,
Mixer : BEHRINGER XENYX XL1600 - http://www.thomann.de/gr/behringer_xenyxxl_1600.htm
Speakers : BEHRINGER EUROLIVE B212D (or B210D) -
http://www.thomann.de/gr/behringer_eurolive_b212d.htm
As for microphones , yet i haven't decided to any.
So the purpose of this equipment is to allow me to handle parties and other small events.
Specifically , adding 1)Music , 2)Drum Covers along with Music , 3)Live Music
So my questions are ,
Regarding the mixer : Is it a good choice for my purpose? Can it be connected with a laptop and send the signal from laptop to speakers?
Regarding the speakers : Is the speaker type ideal for this purpose? The frequency respond (hz) will handle the drum's frequencies? Playing drums along with music will damage the speaker?
That's my silly questions that come through my mind right now , please if you have anything more to add , feel welcome.
I'm total new to anything that has to do with Drum Microphone Equipment , so i decided to ask for help here.
The equipment i was looking at was ,
Mixer : BEHRINGER XENYX XL1600 - http://www.thomann.de/gr/behringer_xenyxxl_1600.htm
Speakers : BEHRINGER EUROLIVE B212D (or B210D) -
http://www.thomann.de/gr/behringer_eurolive_b212d.htm
As for microphones , yet i haven't decided to any.
So the purpose of this equipment is to allow me to handle parties and other small events.
Specifically , adding 1)Music , 2)Drum Covers along with Music , 3)Live Music
So my questions are ,
Regarding the mixer : Is it a good choice for my purpose? Can it be connected with a laptop and send the signal from laptop to speakers?
Regarding the speakers : Is the speaker type ideal for this purpose? The frequency respond (hz) will handle the drum's frequencies? Playing drums along with music will damage the speaker?
That's my silly questions that come through my mind right now , please if you have anything more to add , feel welcome.