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Using External Reverb with DL1608

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hnguyen:
Hi all,
I have a Lexicon MX400 that I want to use with the DL1608. Could you please tell me what is the best way to connect this reverb unit to the DL1608. Thanks

Wynnd:
Dedicate an Aux out to the reverb unit then return into an unused channel.  Make sure you don't create a feedback loop.  (ie, keep the channel out of the input for the Aux used to the reverb unit.)  Should work fine that way.  You lose the use of an Aux and a channel.  Just curious, but were none of the reverb options good enough?  (For recordings I can understand, but for live sound?  The audience probably wouldn't notice if you didn't run any reverb at all.  They might notice if you ran too much.)

hnguyen:
Hi Wynnd,
Thank you for your reply to my post. I only want to have more option on the reverb in case if I need to lift a little more for singer who has weak voice. What do you mean about create a loop feedback? Can you give me more detail explanation please. Thank you

Jerrylee:
Feedback loop. If you return the reverb from aux 6 to channel 16 make sure you are not sending channel 16 to aux 6 as well. You will be sending the reverb back to itself and back again to the channel. Creating a loop.

walterw:

--- Quote from: hnguyen on December 28, 2013, 04:23:34 AM --- I only want to have more option on the reverb in case if I need to lift a little more for singer who has weak voice. What do you mean about create a loop feedback? Can you give me more detail explanation please. Thank you

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more reverb won't "lift" a weak voice, this doesn't really make sense.

if you did want to turn up the reverb on something, just do it from the REV "aux" page on the right side there, that's what it's for.

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