MESA DE MEZCLAS - CÓMO CONECTAR FUENTES ESTÉREO - 2 TRACK IN vs CANALES ESTÉREO

To connect a stereo source to the mixing console, the two most common options offered by manufacturers are: 1 - REC IN, TAPE IN, REC IN, or 2-TRACK IN inputs. 2 - Stereo channels. 2-TRACK IN inputs are much more limited, as: 1 - They come with RCA connectors and their inputs are unbalanced. 2 - They lack GAIN. 3 - They have no fader. 4 - They cannot be sent to the auxiliary outputs to send their signal to the musicians' monitors or to an FX unit. 5 - They do not have an equalization section. Therefore, these inputs are useful for connecting a home CD player or similar with pre-recorded music that will not be equalized or sent to any monitors or effects. For example, in live sound, they are used to liven up breaks during a show. But they will never be suitable for connecting the line signal of an instrument like a keyboard. Stereo channels are more versatile, as their inputs are balanced and include a gain or level switch, fader, auxiliary sends, and equalizer, so they are suitable for connecting CD players, computers, cell phones, or stereo line instruments like a keyboard. Audiobooks by the author - THE LINE ARRAY: Kindle eBook format: https://amzn.to/31r3yiE https://www.amazon.com.mx/El-line-arr... Paperback format: Amazon Europe: http://amzn.to/2jKBZ3A Amazon UK United: https://www.amazon.co.uk/El-line-arra... Amazon America: https://www.amazon.com/El-line-array-... amazon Mexico https://www.amazon.com.mx/line-array-... Behringer Xenyx X1204USB mixer for sale: http://amzn.to/2E8yjlx