When the secondary channel is active, the primary channel is completely muted with no bleed from the talk back channel. The secondary channel is activated with the foot switch, allowing for different effects or to talk through a headset to your sound tech, or to your band through in ear monitors. The default channel goes to the live mix just like using a microphone on its own. A vocal mic is plugged into the input, and two separate outputs are sent to the FOH or monitor sound board. Its most common use is in a live or studio setting. The Push To Talk BoxTM is an XLR A/B switcher that allows for a vocal microphone to be used on a main channel and talk back channel.

The default channel goes to the live mix just like using a microphone on its ownĭetails: Push To Talk Box Latching XLR A/B Switcher.A vocal mic is plugged into the input, and two separate outputs are sent to the FOH or monitor sound board.Its most common use is in a live or studio setting.The Push To Talk BoxTM is an XLR A/B switcher that allows for a vocal microphone to be used on a main channel and talk back channel.Quiet momentary XLR switching Internal ground/lift switch that isolates Output B ground to eliminate possible ground loop hum Red LED (activated when the channels are switched) Includes silicone anti-slip pad with backing adhesive Includes Throne Room Pedals 9V power supply (US) Perfect for the studio, touring bands, churches and houses of prayer.

You should select the behavior that best meets your needs. This will give the impression that neither is working but is, rather, the expected behavior for this setting. Microphone on only when foot pedal depressed turns off when pedal released.Ī consequence of the above, is that a TableMike user must be attentive to the position of the slider switch under the base of the microphone.įor both the push button and foot pedal, if the 'always on' setting is selected, neither mechanism will affect microphone functioning (it will always be on). Microphone on only when push button depressed turns off when button release Microphone turns on with one depression and release of foot pedal and turns off with another push and release Microphone turns on with one push and release of button and turns off with another push and release The switch has 3 positions and controls the microphone as follows: Switch Positionīehavior of Push Button Depression and releaseĬonsequence of Foot Pedal Depression & Release The behavior of both the push button and foot pedal are determined by selecting one of 3 settings on the sliding switch on the bottom of the base of the 6-in-1 or 9-in-1. Neither of these actually controls Dragon, but rather act as a means of cutting off the signal from the microphone to Dragon.

Use of the central 'push' button on center of the TableMike baseīoth the push button and foot pedal act identically and when both are available, either can be used.

Using the Push Button & Foot Pedal with the TableMike 6-in-1 and 9-in-1Īlthough there are a variety of ways to control the microphone when using Dragon NaturallySpeaking, including issuing voice commands or programming a keyboard 'hot key' in either a toggle on/off or push-to-talk method, for owners of the SpeechWare 6-in-1 and 9-in-1 TableMike, there are two additional methods.

Foot pedal for push to talk