Behringer Patchbay Template Full Of Gear

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If youre patching microphones, use a balanced patch bay; the microphones wont work without it.

In this guide, we will explain what a patchbay is, explain normalling, show examples of each, and also provide some tips to get up and running in no time.

Behringer Patchbay Template Full Of Gear

This allows you to route one device to the next without needing to go behind a rack full of gear in order to change one thing.

While it takes time and planning, its easy to use a patchbay once everything is connected.

The top set of jacks are for outputs, and the bottom jacks are for inputs.

When patching gear together on a patchbay, think of the signal flow like a waterfall.

It always flows from the output of one device down to the input of another.

If you patch an output to another output or vice versa, youll break the signal flow resulting in an audio dropout.

Outputs and inputs are connected to each other inside the patchbay ( OUTPUT 1 is matched with INPUT 1, etc.) unless a patch cable is used.

Knowing your workflow will depend on when you would use one configuration over another.

So think about this and other factors before installing your gear.

Connecting a patch cable to the output on the front will break the input connection and signal will only be sent through the patch cable.

The output of the mic preamp will automatically flow down to the matching inputs on the interface, so no patch cable is required.

However, if you wanted to send OUT 1 to IN 4, you need to connect a patch cable from OUT 1 to IN 4.

Unlike a full-normal setup, the signal flow isnt broken when you connect a patch cable to the output.

The signal is sent into the input of one device as well as the input of another.

This allows you to record a dry and wet signal at the same time.

It can be beneficial, particularly in effects processing and feedback loop situations.

Heres a video from our friends at Bittree for details on non-normalling.

Below are a few helpful patchbay tips to speed up your workflow and make the process less stressful.

This makes it easier to remember where everything is connected.

Labeling your cables or using colored cables will undoubtedly help, too.

Some manufacturers will also include blank templates that you can use, as well.

Creating a diagram you can refer to at any time will save you a lot of time.