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Originally Posted by cica  I have the Markbass 121p. I think I could use the DI out, but I was seeing if I could avoid running another wire by piggybacking off the guitar out.
I was playing last weekend and ran into the problem where the stage was too tight and I didn't tip the amp back for fear of blasting the singer. I have zero live experience, so I didn't realize that I wouldn't be able to hear myself. |
Your ear buds have to have amplification. I think what you're envisioning, if possible, would have to be quite jury-rigged. Possibly a headphone amp with some kind of pass-through (if one exists) or running a splitter with one out to a headphone amp and one to your Markbass.
One consideration is that in order to hear your bass, the buds need to have a good seal in your ears, which, in addition to creating the conditions that allow bass to be reproduced well, also creates isolation. I suppose you might be able to run at a low enough volume that you'd be able to find a "personal mix" level that has you hearing the rest of the band bleeding through the bud tips. In my experience, I think you'd find yourself isolated from various sounds unequally. For example, you might end up mostly hearing cymbals, but not really getting any kick making it to you, or you might not be able to hear your singer very well.
