A lot of professional mixers use balanced line inputs
and outputs so I hope you are aware of that and ready because I
don't think anybody wants to listen to the hum that will result
when attempting to connect unbalanced lines to inputs and
outputs that were supposed to be balanced. I am speaking from
about 40 years of experience, here.
If you see a bunch of XLR plugs, they are balanced. If
RCA-type phono plugs, they are unbalanced and you need to make
sure not to create ground loops which will cause hum again.
Good luck.
Martin
Sarah Alawami writes:
> Actually I was goign to let the hotel provide the equipment since I'll
> only be doing this for 2 days. they have a podium mic and a board already
> and I'll bring th elaptop and my extra sound card to listen to voice over
> lol! I was thinking I can so how go RCA to line in to rout everything
> from the hotel board to sound flower then run garage band if I need to
> moniter something right quick. then I can run the ids and comertials
> during breakd snd some how mute out the board or flip a switch on the
> board to mute it out lol! I don't know what they have but I need to write
> something up to give to them to say what equipment I'm going to need for
> these 2 days.
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