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[moebrand]

Hi everyone.
I have a question which might sound a bit odd, but it is something that is quite useful if that can be achieved.
As you know that PA1000 only has 2 audio outputs R/L and I want to connect a microphone to my keyboard and send the signals to one output only so I can record vocal and music tracks separate on a DAW using my usb mixer.
Is it even possible?
I remember when I had PA800 it had 4 audio outputs , but unfortunately PA1000 only has 2.
Thanks!
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Moebrand
Korg PA1000,
DSR Ram singh Scale changer Custom made Harmonium
DMS 3Reed Harmonium
an old Accordion
Apple iMac 480GB SSD , 12GB DDR3 Ram,
logic Pro X , Studio One 3.
Dell laptop with 500GB ssd and 8GB Ram , Korg Pa Manager V4
FL Studio 11 Producer Edition
Studio One 6 Artist
Allan & Heath Zedi 10FX mixer
Shure Beta 87A Condenser Microphone
Audio Technica in ear studio monitor headphones

[Korghelper]

Short answer… no. You can’t do this. Even if you wanted to have a mono recording of the arranger, the effects always come out both sides, no matter what the track is hard panned to.

You need to invest in a four channel audio interface for your computer, then you’ll be able to record the arranger in stereo and a microphone in one of the other inputs. You can always put compression, EQ and reverb and delay effects on your voice using the computer…