Glad you were brave enough to post a video for this particular board. There's not a lot of videos out there for church mix use. BUT I would strongly suggest you get a good 2 channel audio interface/ link 2 bus channels together (ex. bus 3 & 4) and run 2 XLR cables to the audio interface. Connect the audio interface to your computer you are streaming from and select your audio interface as your audio source in the computer. This will be a LOT easier for you to control, add effects and mix your livestream. I hope that helps.
I absolutely LOVE our X32R! I would highly recommend running a separate tri-band router if you plan on using a tablet to control the board via remote - or you plan on letting musicians control their monitors. I also agree with the other comment about mixing with faders at Unity- avoid this and adjust each channel with the gain to approx -18 db. Happy mixing!
Oh no…. Don’t mix at Unity. Gain levels are to be set with signal coming in at -18db. You hit your plugins too hard and risk digital distortion. You also mess up all of the monitor mixes if you adjust gain like that. Unity on the faders helped make fine adjustments because the faders are logarithmic. But that’s not the goal. The goal is proper gain staging.
There isn't one. The room capacity and layout will factor into your PA design, but choosing a mixer is going to boil down to desired channel count, features, and budget.
Glad you were brave enough to post a video for this particular board. There's not a lot of videos out there for church mix use. BUT I would strongly suggest you get a good 2 channel audio interface/ link 2 bus channels together (ex. bus 3 & 4) and run 2 XLR cables to the audio interface. Connect the audio interface to your computer you are streaming from and select your audio interface as your audio source in the computer. This will be a LOT easier for you to control, add effects and mix your livestream. I hope that helps.
Thank you! You helped a lot :)
I absolutely LOVE our X32R! I would highly recommend running a separate tri-band router if you plan on using a tablet to control the board via remote - or you plan on letting musicians control their monitors.
I also agree with the other comment about mixing with faders at Unity- avoid this and adjust each channel with the gain to approx -18 db.
Happy mixing!
The biggest problem you will run into by adjusting levels with gain is that every adjustment you make will also change the monitor mix.
Great info
I want reverb in my livestream bus but not in my main how do I do that?
When using a BUS mix, you can send reverb to the BUS mix only.
Oh no…. Don’t mix at Unity. Gain levels are to be set with signal coming in at -18db. You hit your plugins too hard and risk digital distortion. You also mess up all of the monitor mixes if you adjust gain like that. Unity on the faders helped make fine adjustments because the faders are logarithmic. But that’s not the goal. The goal is proper gain staging.
Tell him Jeff.
Can you please suggest best Digital Mixer for 100-200 People?
There isn't one. The room capacity and layout will factor into your PA design, but choosing a mixer is going to boil down to desired channel count, features, and budget.
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My question is can you control it with the iPad app M32 or x32 app?
Good video by the way. Thanks
I’ve used it with the m32 app and you connect to the ip address of the board and you’re good to mix your own bus
The built in wifi is not reliable in a large room with lots of people. We run an external tri-band router to make sure we never lose connection.
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