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For questions related to microphones and their usage. Please also use more specific tags like 'microphone-placement' and 'microphone-technique' when it's appropriate. See the full tag wiki for more info.
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Detect which microphone is spoken into
I have a couple (10 or so) microphone XLR inputs that goes into my analog mixer Allen & Heath PA20. The problem is that the channel inputs don't have a signal LED that lights up when someone speaks. … Either a device that I can use as a bridge between my microphones and the mixer which tells me the currently spoken into microphone. …
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