Hi, is it possible to split the xlr outputs in two?, one for vocals and the other one for the acoustic guitar, maybe by paning the outputs? Thanks a lot!!!
Honestly I do not know and that would be something to see if it were possible. the only way to do it would be through panning and individualizing that circuit on the XLR outs. and the out other then the 1/4 don't work that way. but it doesn't hurt to find a work around !
Honestly I Dont know all the modelers have there benefits and there problems, I love the Headrush Prime but and I own a QC, Kemper and a Helix LT and I I always find myself gravitating to the helix still. the audio quality might not be there anymore compared to other modelers but the sheer amount of stuff you can do and the amount of control you have is insane, The QC I would put in second and the prime at 3rd
Hi, is it possible to split the xlr outputs in two?, one for vocals and the other one for the acoustic guitar, maybe by paning the outputs? Thanks a lot!!!
Honestly I do not know and that would be something to see if it were possible. the only way to do it would be through panning and individualizing that circuit on the XLR outs. and the out other then the 1/4 don't work that way. but it doesn't hurt to find a work around !
Just to mention not to use phantom power unless your mic requires it as it will damage dynamic mic’s that don’t need it, check the manual.
Love this thankyou for the insight !
Phantom power won't damage dynamic mics. Only vintage ribbon mics might be at risk of damage.
Yea like a 4038 lol
Would you pick the prime over other modelers such as TMP, Kemper or Quad Cortex?
Honestly I Dont know all the modelers have there benefits and there problems, I love the Headrush Prime but and I own a QC, Kemper and a Helix LT and I I always find myself gravitating to the helix still. the audio quality might not be there anymore compared to other modelers but the sheer amount of stuff you can do and the amount of control you have is insane, The QC I would put in second and the prime at 3rd
Thank you!