As for input, if you have multiple microphones connected to the system, you can assign different microphones to different apps. The Windows 10 April 2018 update introduced the possibility to configure applications to use separate audio outputs (speakers, headphones, external HDMI, etc) and inputs, right within Windows.įor instance, you can now route a video player's audio to a HDMI connected TV, while another application, like an audio player for example, can use the headphones connected to the PC for its audio. Alternatively, if the application permitted, you could select the audio output right within the application itself. Up until now, assigning applications to different sound outputs was possible using only 3rd party apps, such as CheVolume (paid with 7 days trial) or Audio Router (free), which still work ok for Windows 10, 8.1, and 7. This is known as an Aggregate Audio Device on OS X.Have you ever needed to route different audio to HDMI and desktop speakers or switch an application to a different playback device? Windows 10 now makes things easier for these tasks. combine multiple inputs as one virtual microphone. On the cheap? Use a virtual audio device.
Sounds like you probably have everything you need to get started except a mixer or the better option your own board, which every venu should have sound equipment but so should most musicians and bands for their own home studio.
They all connect and you'll get the best sound from such a setup. Basically how I'd do it: MacMini >Firewire> Pre-Sonus Board > WiFi > iPad. Why would you each use a tablet? You can lock individual tablets to individual musicians. You can go with a mixer as mentioned above or you can use something a little more high tech like a Pre-Sonus / Studio Live sound board that'll do it all including your in-ear monitors with iPad control, each band member can have their own iPads or you can all share one. As a theatre technician for a multitude of shows that involve everything from bands to 60 people musicals, you have a few options.
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