@MarbsMusic indeed...end of year and start of the year are very, very busy in my profession. Finally got some free time and starting in on some new videos. Early impressions of the Mackie DLZ Creator XS are very solid. Only a couple feedback points from my perspective, but a marked step-up over the Roland Bridge Cast, for sure.
Hey Mynus. Thank you for your responses. Question.....do you hear any static nose in your headset when using the DLZ Creator XS? If so...do you know the best way to eliminate it? Gain is at 3rd line from the top and monitor is at -6db. Thanks!!
@level4realtor this is not uncommon and is most likely caused by interference from your other electronic devices. I'd recommend adding in a *ground loop noise isolator* . Your headphones would plug into the female end and the male end would plub into your Mackie. These come in a variety of plug sizes. Hope this helps. Thanks again for watching and engaging in my content! 👍
@@mynusten Hey Mynus. I hope all is well. Hey I've hit a bit of a crossroads and I'm not sure what to do. As much as I love this device, I also want to live stream while gaming. If I invest in a Mainstream or a Bridgecast X, would I still even need the Creator XS? I see that you livestream while you game....what are you using to do it? Thanks!
@@level4realtor Good question and I use my Mackie DLZ Creator XS to live stream from my PC. Doing so is quite simple and this is what I do -- open settings, select the audio tab and then under "Mic/Auxiliary Audio" I select DLZ Creator XS1-2 (DLZ Creator XS). That should feed all your inputs from your Mackie out over OBS. If you need more control over music or Discord, you can add that to your other virtual channel and control the volume / mute there. Hope this helps.
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Welcome back! Interesting product, something I probably need and didn't realize it! I definitely understand about work getting in the way!
@MarbsMusic indeed...end of year and start of the year are very, very busy in my profession. Finally got some free time and starting in on some new videos. Early impressions of the Mackie DLZ Creator XS are very solid. Only a couple feedback points from my perspective, but a marked step-up over the Roland Bridge Cast, for sure.
Hey Mynus. Thank you for your responses. Question.....do you hear any static nose in your headset when using the DLZ Creator XS? If so...do you know the best way to eliminate it? Gain is at 3rd line from the top and monitor is at -6db. Thanks!!
@level4realtor this is not uncommon and is most likely caused by interference from your other electronic devices. I'd recommend adding in a *ground loop noise isolator* . Your headphones would plug into the female end and the male end would plub into your Mackie. These come in a variety of plug sizes. Hope this helps. Thanks again for watching and engaging in my content! 👍
@@mynusten Hey Mynus. I hope all is well. Hey I've hit a bit of a crossroads and I'm not sure what to do. As much as I love this device, I also want to live stream while gaming. If I invest in a Mainstream or a Bridgecast X, would I still even need the Creator XS? I see that you livestream while you game....what are you using to do it? Thanks!
@@level4realtor Good question and I use my Mackie DLZ Creator XS to live stream from my PC. Doing so is quite simple and this is what I do -- open settings, select the audio tab and then under "Mic/Auxiliary Audio" I select DLZ Creator XS1-2 (DLZ Creator XS). That should feed all your inputs from your Mackie out over OBS. If you need more control over music or Discord, you can add that to your other virtual channel and control the volume / mute there. Hope this helps.