* NOTE * Please make sure you save your scene on the console BEFORE you update firmware. Your current settings per channel will be cleared. You can reload your scene after update, but make sure to save your scene before updating.
I’m glad you found the video helpful and exciting. Just keep in mind the potential latency incurred by the processing of the computer. Outside of that, it is a truly exciting option to expand your capabilities.
Thank you very much for doing this. I use Reason and pondered how to do this for a long time. I will be giving it a go later. While I wish I could click the like button a million times I think it would also help to tag *X32/M32* in the title that may also help people finding things to this great tutorial.
@@AllamHouse Its working OMG. The way reason operates I don’t even need an input track with monitoring enable. Just wire FX directly to the “Hardware Interface” in Reason. Wow. Now to figure out a layout and template. Thx again.
Great video Allen thank you so much. I'm using 1-24 as Local in. And 25-32 as card returns, vocals channels have fx send to a reverb/eq. Then that bus returns on the board to ch 31&32. Any thoughts on that setup are welcome.
I guess I’m not exactly sure what you are trying to accomplish. It sounds like your stream audio is being built in your console (and maybe using some FX through a DAW). Then this stream audio mix is going to OBS for a stream. At that point everything should be in your console to allow you to route other places. Maybe I’m missing something. I do handle consultation calls if you think that would be faster. Just fill out the contact card at sound.AllamHouse.com
@@AllamHouse Yep you nailed it. 👍 I like monitoring a Band's live stream mix after it has passed through OBS. Unfortunately, obs seems to only output to ch 1-2 stereo. That means during sound checks I lose Local inputs 1-8 if I want to hear what the stream might sound like. As 1-8 has to be set to (Card In). It would be glorious if I could monitor the obs output on 2 Aux channels instead. Thanks so much, AllamHouse for the great conversation
We used to do this on a Windows machine and just had basic 1/8” to 1/4” TRS cable going from the headphone output of the computer back to Aux 1/2 on the console. You can then solo those into some monitors or headphones. Be careful as it can introduce a groundloop.
Good evening How do you record songs from your band on your digital board, for the band director to the use to edit the song with all the different instruments in the song on separate tracks? Is that called a DAW? That’s hooked up to the board?? Please advise, or do you have a video for that. Thanks, Claude
Yes, a Digital Audio Workstation (DAW) is a computer application that is used to record audio from your soundboard. You can then start to think like a home studio person and mix the tracks in the DAW or send the tracks back to the console to mix on the console. Here is a video that can get you start as well as a playlist I have for practicing in a free DAW. Multitrack Recording: th-cam.com/video/oPragZ_x7MQ/w-d-xo.html Sound Tech mixing in a DAW: th-cam.com/play/PLsW5UVUiB1rxSY5SyTJIfDuD-m7ywUxSN.html
Thank you so much...that’s why I subscribe to your channel 😁my board has a usb record...and a usb play..I’m assuming I use the record, or does it matter
I don’t personally have the Xair console, but have worked with some organizations that do use one. I might be able to make the video with just the computer app. I’ve added this request to my video list and I’ll see if I can put something together.
Which part exactly? The basic slide I used was made in Google Draw. All of the actual video is captured on my iPhone XR and edited in HitFilm Express and my screen capture portions are done using OBS and my X32 console. I hope that helps.
Great video, thanks! Got a multi-facet question for you. In this setup, it would seem you are using just one computer (and one program) for your stream audio and to add an fx bus. If that's the case, would that be the same computer you are streaming from? Or are you sending processed stream audio back to the console go be sent elsewhere? I ask because I didn't know if running studio one/ableton AND streaming would be too big a drain on computer resources, bc I've never tried. Maybe you covered that in another video and I just missed it. Lmk if that doesn't make sense, thanks!
Personally, my mix is all handled in the X32 console and then routed to a video switcher for the stream. I don’t personally use any ‘outboard’ (on the computer) FX at my church, but ai had some people ask how to do it which sparked this video. There are plenty of people that run a DAW for mixing on the same computer they stream from, you just need to make sure you have a dedicated video card (GPU) to offload the video portion to so your CPU is free for these other things. I would certainly run a test stream to make sure everything runs smooth.
@@AllamHouse I'm using OBS for streaming, routing my X32 stereo outputs (Bus 1&2 for instance) into an audio interface....but I'm not getting the stereo sound (when solo-ing the linked buses 1 & 2, I'm getting the panned channels). Question is, can I feed-in the "Stream buses" into the card using this video, and have OBS pick it up as an input (by-passing the audio interface), and produce a stereo sound on my Live stream?
Yes, go ahead and use the X-USB card on the back of the console to connect to your streaming device and bypass the interface. This video will walk you through the steps since you are using a MixBUS. th-cam.com/video/Vx4HjArTeZI/w-d-xo.html
@@AllamHouse Thanks a lot...is it possible to use USB out 1 & 2 for the the stream and still use USB 3 for DAW (16 or 32 inputs) for recording at the same time?
@@glorygoma7182 yes it is with one small limitation. I cover all of the details in this video here. I hope it helps you out. th-cam.com/video/Zb6ngDBuaDE/w-d-xo.html
I don’t currently have access to Cubase, but as long as you can setup a single input channel, an FX rack to send your signal to and a stereo return you will be good. I’ll keep this on my list to look into Cubase in the future.
* NOTE *
Please make sure you save your scene on the console BEFORE you update firmware. Your current settings per channel will be cleared. You can reload your scene after update, but make sure to save your scene before updating.
This is exciting.. more comments after thoughts..
I’m glad you found the video helpful and exciting. Just keep in mind the potential latency incurred by the processing of the computer. Outside of that, it is a truly exciting option to expand your capabilities.
You’ve got some killer videos on this brother
Thanks for the encouragement. Let me know if you have any questions.
Thank you very much for doing this. I use Reason and pondered how to do this for a long time. I will be giving it a go later. While I wish I could click the like button a million times I think it would also help to tag *X32/M32* in the title that may also help people finding things to this great tutorial.
Thanks for the encouragement and thoughts.
@@AllamHouse Its working OMG. The way reason operates I don’t even need an input track with monitoring enable. Just wire FX directly to the “Hardware Interface” in Reason. Wow. Now to figure out a layout and template. Thx again.
Nice Work 💜
Great video Allen thank you so much. I'm using 1-24 as Local in. And 25-32 as card returns, vocals channels have fx send to a reverb/eq. Then that bus returns on the board to ch 31&32. Any thoughts on that setup are welcome.
That seems like a bunch of additional FX, but as long as it works for you and doesn’t become a distraction... I say roll with it.
@@AllamHouse I'm using (OBS Streaming) and I wish there was a way of routing the output of (obs) to a couple of aux inputs.
I guess I’m not exactly sure what you are trying to accomplish. It sounds like your stream audio is being built in your console (and maybe using some FX through a DAW). Then this stream audio mix is going to OBS for a stream. At that point everything should be in your console to allow you to route other places. Maybe I’m missing something. I do handle consultation calls if you think that would be faster. Just fill out the contact card at sound.AllamHouse.com
@@AllamHouse Yep you nailed it. 👍 I like monitoring a Band's live stream mix after it has passed through OBS. Unfortunately, obs seems to only output to ch 1-2 stereo. That means during sound checks I lose Local inputs 1-8 if I want to hear what the stream might sound like. As 1-8 has to be set to (Card In). It would be glorious if I could monitor the obs output on 2 Aux channels instead. Thanks so much, AllamHouse for the great conversation
We used to do this on a Windows machine and just had basic 1/8” to 1/4” TRS cable going from the headphone output of the computer back to Aux 1/2 on the console. You can then solo those into some monitors or headphones. Be careful as it can introduce a groundloop.
Good evening
How do you record songs from your band on your digital board, for the band director to the use to edit the song with all the different instruments in the song on separate tracks? Is that called a DAW? That’s hooked up to the board?? Please advise, or do you have a video for that. Thanks, Claude
Yes, a Digital Audio Workstation (DAW) is a computer application that is used to record audio from your soundboard. You can then start to think like a home studio person and mix the tracks in the DAW or send the tracks back to the console to mix on the console. Here is a video that can get you start as well as a playlist I have for practicing in a free DAW.
Multitrack Recording:
th-cam.com/video/oPragZ_x7MQ/w-d-xo.html
Sound Tech mixing in a DAW:
th-cam.com/play/PLsW5UVUiB1rxSY5SyTJIfDuD-m7ywUxSN.html
Thank you so much...that’s why I subscribe to your channel 😁my board has a usb record...and a usb play..I’m assuming I use the record, or does it matter
@@claudelittle879 you will use the X-USB card on the back of the console. You will use a USB A-B cable.
Thanks for the knowledge but I use XR 18 an I don't know how to link that up.. with my DAW.. can you make a video abt that
I don’t personally have the Xair console, but have worked with some organizations that do use one. I might be able to make the video with just the computer app. I’ve added this request to my video list and I’ll see if I can put something together.
I went ahead and put something together in video format for you. I hope this helps. th-cam.com/video/zaFizVoxBMk/w-d-xo.html
Good work sir....
Question, what do you use to design the routing presentation?
Which part exactly? The basic slide I used was made in Google Draw. All of the actual video is captured on my iPhone XR and edited in HitFilm Express and my screen capture portions are done using OBS and my X32 console. I hope that helps.
Great video, thanks! Got a multi-facet question for you.
In this setup, it would seem you are using just one computer (and one program) for your stream audio and to add an fx bus. If that's the case, would that be the same computer you are streaming from? Or are you sending processed stream audio back to the console go be sent elsewhere? I ask because I didn't know if running studio one/ableton AND streaming would be too big a drain on computer resources, bc I've never tried. Maybe you covered that in another video and I just missed it. Lmk if that doesn't make sense, thanks!
Personally, my mix is all handled in the X32 console and then routed to a video switcher for the stream. I don’t personally use any ‘outboard’ (on the computer) FX at my church, but ai had some people ask how to do it which sparked this video. There are plenty of people that run a DAW for mixing on the same computer they stream from, you just need to make sure you have a dedicated video card (GPU) to offload the video portion to so your CPU is free for these other things. I would certainly run a test stream to make sure everything runs smooth.
@@AllamHouse I'm using OBS for streaming, routing my X32 stereo outputs (Bus 1&2 for instance) into an audio interface....but I'm not getting the stereo sound (when solo-ing the linked buses 1 & 2, I'm getting the panned channels).
Question is, can I feed-in the "Stream buses" into the card using this video, and have OBS pick it up as an input (by-passing the audio interface), and produce a stereo sound on my Live stream?
Yes, go ahead and use the X-USB card on the back of the console to connect to your streaming device and bypass the interface. This video will walk you through the steps since you are using a MixBUS. th-cam.com/video/Vx4HjArTeZI/w-d-xo.html
@@AllamHouse Thanks a lot...is it possible to use USB out 1 & 2 for the the stream and still use USB 3 for DAW (16 or 32 inputs) for recording at the same time?
@@glorygoma7182 yes it is with one small limitation. I cover all of the details in this video here. I hope it helps you out. th-cam.com/video/Zb6ngDBuaDE/w-d-xo.html
Hi, Could you please add a video , where e can see how to do the setup with cubase? cuz lot of us are also using Cubase 10 pro. Thanks a lot
I don’t currently have access to Cubase, but as long as you can setup a single input channel, an FX rack to send your signal to and a stereo return you will be good. I’ll keep this on my list to look into Cubase in the future.
@@AllamHouse Thanks a lot. Just for your information, i follow all your videos, Very helpfull and informativ.
Also, I just learned the USB card must be in [ USB playback ] mode... my card was in [ SD playback ] mode and no audio was coming in.
Thanks for sharing this with the community. I don't have the X-Live card installed so this is good info.
Or you may just set the input source of you DAW's FX channel to be input 3 (in this case). At least that's what I do in Logic.
Each situation is different and there are always multiple ways to accomplish things. Thanks for offering another option.
I tried this at my church but the latency makes it unusable.
Hmm. How powerful is the computer? Hoping to get auto tune going.
@@fiercekrypton Did you manage to setup autotune on vocals with a resonable latency? If yes, please share...