Hi there,
I am looking to use a large number of microphones (dynamic cardioids) as speakers for an upcoming sculptural exhibition. How can I increase the gain on these to actually be functional?
I am currently running them through my Focusrite 18i20 into Reaper (as they will be effected as part of a sound piece) and using multi channel out, however the level is too low (obviously from impedance issues).
Basically my question is... How can I make this work? They don't need to be loud, just clearly audible when in proximity as they will be hanging from the roof.
As a side note... I have run tests with some SM58s and a cheaper branded mic, however the audio only seems to come through on the cheaper mic (which has a switch). Is this possible with the 58s?
Many thanks!
I am looking to use a large number of microphones (dynamic cardioids) as speakers for an upcoming sculptural exhibition. How can I increase the gain on these to actually be functional?
I am currently running them through my Focusrite 18i20 into Reaper (as they will be effected as part of a sound piece) and using multi channel out, however the level is too low (obviously from impedance issues).
Basically my question is... How can I make this work? They don't need to be loud, just clearly audible when in proximity as they will be hanging from the roof.
As a side note... I have run tests with some SM58s and a cheaper branded mic, however the audio only seems to come through on the cheaper mic (which has a switch). Is this possible with the 58s?
Many thanks!
