Using Wireless Workbench For Wireless Microphone Frequency Coordination

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Wireless Microphone Frequency Coordination
Picture the scene, you’re working at a corporate event or at your church, you have someone up delivering a pretty important speech but something happens, did the audio just cut out for a second? Now you’re really paying attention. It happens again. And again. Your wireless mic is dropping out. It’s every sound engineer's worst nightmare. Wireless is more complex than many people think it is. But it’s not too difficult to keep on top of it.
In this video, I’ll take you through:.
What Wireless Workbench is and why you should use it.
Coordinating frequencies with WWB so you can keep your mics up and free from interference.
Tools you can use to keep your frequencies legal.

[@digitalminimalistmusician]

this was very helpful. thanks!

[@harleyflynn4]

Something else worth mentioning is wireless coordination on larger scale events. Sometimes there will be other companies on site using RF and an RF exclusion or allocation list may be issued to avoid interference.

[@patrickbplu4499]

You're a rockstar, great video!

[@OffshoreAudio]

Thanks so much!

[@tristantrey]

Thanks!

[@OffshoreAudio]

Welcome!

[@petaks01]

Does Sennheiser have a similar software?

[@OffshoreAudio]

They do. It's called wireless systems manager.

[@dentist67]

awesome

[@OffshoreAudio]

Thanks! Glad it was useful

[@trancynyan8287]

what's the problem when I scan new list, sometimes there's no free bank available? Can you help explaining this plz

[@OffshoreAudio]

Difficult to say, could be that there are no available frequencies. is the band that you're using legal in your area?

[@user-ui9xy4zv9e]

Could you please give me the frequency file you have? I would be grateful

[@OffshoreAudio]

There's a library of scans here: taajuus.info/

[@user-ui9xy4zv9e]

​@@OffshoreAudio Thank you very much, but how can these frequencies be included in old devices that do not support the network and do not have a port? Like a device ulxp4

[@OffshoreAudio]

@@user-ui9xy4zv9e you should be able to add a profile to WWB. go to tools> equipment profiles> click the + sign. You can probably get the details you need from Shure if you send them an email. They're very helpful. You wouldn't be able to scan the frequency spectrum but you could at least coordinate around an existing scan and then input the frequencies manually.

[@user-ui9xy4zv9e]

@@OffshoreAudio Yes, my friend, I will try to contact them because the frequency between 780 mhz and 820mhz has become very distorted and does not work in open spaces. Unfortunately, all devices that operate in this range have become paralyzed, and there are many studios suffering from this problem, and we cannot abandon this wonderful device.