Alto Stealth PRO Tips & Tricks
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 มี.ค. 2023
- In this video I will show how I set up the Alto Stealth live at a an event and briefly discuss the time delay feature. Please help us grow channel by liking, sharing and subscribing. Enjoy!
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Thank you for taking the time to help. You know your stuff on sound. Wow!!!!
Thanks for watching Paula. Good success to you always.
Great video brother. The delay feature is on point. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you Bromatic.
Thank you for this detailed explanation. Your video helped me decide to go ahead and get this system.
Word Throw Yo Hands Up Entertainment. Thank for watching and supporting this channel. Well wishes with you system.
Thanks for making this Gerald, I appreciate your attention to detail and knowledge.
It's all good and thank you for watching supporting our channel. Do you have the Alto Stealth?
@@gfire_productionsnot yet, I was considering buying it for the next time I need to do an outdoor wedding. Just need to find a reliable power bank with AC power to make it a truly wireless setup!
Thank you for the solid walkthrough!
Glad to help Franco. Thank you for supporting our channel.
Great video. Very helpful.
Thank you Rodney.
Great video and overview of the Alto stealth!
Thank you Shay. More to come about this unit!!!
Thanks so much for the video ..
very useful
You're very welcome leroyleroy818 and thanks for your support.
Great device, great service, great video
ThanksDjTeddy507.
@@gfire_productions 👍🏾 DJ Teddy507
Thank you bro 😊
You're welcome bro.
Great Video Jerry! Question - can I connect my mixer with sub and sub’s output as input to alto transmitter for my k12 to receive transmission? TIA!
Yes, any audio output source can be put into the alto stealth from your mixer but would need the correct adapter if it's not an XLR out from your mixer.
Example number 1: I have a Behringer XR18 mixer and every single one of the "sub" or "aux" outs are XLR so I can run that output directly into an alto stealth transmitter input with a simple male to female XLR cable.
Example number 2: I have a Yamaha MG 10 XU and the aux outs are quarter inch so I would need to get a quarter inch cable to XLR to the input of the Alto Stealth transmitter.
Does that help???
Great video, I didn't see in the description for the power extended.
Here you go bro: DC 12V Power Adapter Extension Cord Cable 6ft 2.1mm × 5.5mm Male to Female Plug amzn.to/3tf4cQm
THANK YOU!
I have another question for you? If you're running top two tops two subwoofers together. Coming from your controller how would you set that up?
@@tonyhicks444 My DDJ is set to mono in Serato settings.
*Left out of my DDJ in to the first sub and then up to the 1st top, out of the 1st top and over to the 2nd sub then up to the 2nd top. All wired.
*Right out of the DDJ in to the Alto Stealth "right channel" and from there it wireless to the two remote speakers in the same frequency as the transmitter
Thank you again I just purchased one today. After looking at your video. 😁
Nice video..Do you have a ny link that I can get extra b/c antennas from or other b/c antennas can work? I messed up one of mines
Thanks for watching and talk about prefect timing!!! Here is what I'm buying as a back up.The Alto Stealth operates from 540MHz-570MHz these antennas can cover from 400MHz-960Mhz.
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Great video buddy! I also use the Stealth Wireless Pro! Question. So you came out of your main outs on your board to your subs and tops yes? What did you come out of to plug into the Stealth?
Have you opted to no longer use the Sennheiser G4 Body Packs?
Thanks bro. My DDJ is set to mono in Serato settings.
*Left out of my DDJ in to the first sub and then up to the 1st top, out of the 1st top and over to the 2nd sub then up to the 2nd top. All wired.
*Right out of the board is into the Alto Stealth "right channel" and from there it wireless to the two remote speakers in the same frequency as the transmitter.
@@gfire_productions got it!! Very cool! I use an external mixer (Yamaha MG12XU), so I could just use one of the other outputs to my mains I take it. Thanks for the vid!
@@jdavis8460 correct! My G4’s were the earlier versions in the 600mhz range which is no longer allowed in my area.
@@jdavis8460 I've never owned any Sennheiser microphones or body packs. I use the Shure QLXD systems. I usually preferred a wired sound system but sometimes that's just impractical when it comes to remote speakers at that distance so I thought Alto Stealth was the better solution. So far it's a great system for me. I will be making other videos with different scenarios with the Stealth Pro.
Can you hear any interference or hiss sound in low volumes? And also do you notice any degradation, like does it sound radio ish if you know what I mean?
And I've only noticed that when I push the limits of its range during test I so I'll pull them in closer. Otherwise, I mostly have a clean signal by doing a new frequency scan at every single event.
What is the name of the power extension for alto power cord?
Thank for watching my friend. Here's where I bought it: amzn.to/3tf4cQm - DC 12V Power Adapter Extension Cord Cable 6ft 2.1mm × 5.5mm Male to Female Plug
Trying to decide between the Alto Professional Stealth MKII ($399) and the Alto Professional Stealth Pro shown in this video ($749). Any significant difference in performance between the two?
For me it was mainly the antenna. Having two antennas makes it true diversity means if the signal is lost on one antenna for the other antenna automatically picks up. When you have systems with only one antenna, if there's an interruption you lose signal. Also the MKII has 20 Chanels vs Stealth Pro has 700 + Channels.
@@gfire_productions Got it. Thanks for the quick response!
I used mine last night and started getting intermittent scratching sounds. I made sure to scan and sync correctly and still got them. Had to turn off the speaker. I know you mentioned something about the squelch function, am I doing something wrong?
Here's what I have learned so far. I use to scan both of my receivers but the transmitter would not be turned on and it was sent a static sound through the speakers. Once I turned on the transmitter and set the channel to the receiver channels, the static went away.
In another scenario I would scan a receiver and wait to see if I hear static noise. If I heard a static noise I would squelch up one level at a time until the static noise goes away. I would then go and turn on my transmitter and set it to the receiver channels. I've been pretty successful since I've Learned about the squelch feature.
Do you set your Stealth Pro Wireless transmitters in the same group as wireless Microphones?
Stealth is in the 540-570 and my mics are 470-533 range. They do not interfere with each other.
Have you ever dealt with volume drops with this? I got the Stealth MKII and used a gig with it, but as the night went on the Volume drops got worse and worse worse. (they receivers were about 65 feet away from the transmitter and staring directly at it)
I've only experienced something like that a very long time ago when I first got the system. The most part is really solid for me. I always do a scan and every single event because I also use wireless microphones. Another good thing to do is check to see if other DJs or someone that could be causing interference. Sometimes sometimes videographers use wireless stuff so always do a scan and try to be the last one to scan everything.
@@gfire_productions This restaurant I'm spinning vinyl for is new to the whole live DJ thing, so their sound system is on the other side of where they want me to play. I used this and had a ton of audio drop outs..I wonder if it's because people were walking in front of it?
@@ErichWK All wireless has limitations. If there we a lot of obstacles between the transmitter and receiver it could be the issue. Also you must always scan for a new frequency when in a new area. To optimize the system, I'd ensure to have a straight line between the transmitter and receiver. All wireless systems are environment dependent. Notice when I use it in the video I have more of a direct transmission between the transmitter and the receiver.
STEALTH - WIRELESS -
NEW - MODEL'S : TIPO ;
ALCANCE - LATÊNCIA -
3Ghz ~ 9Ghz ; Velocidades;
Alcance : Tempo ~ Real :
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Triplo - Velocidades :
Latências - ( A.I. )
Necessário : Alcançar -
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New - Receiver - Mini - Transmissor : 2023 .
THE CHORUS OR DOUBLER ON YOUR VOICE IS ANNOYING.
Thank for watching though.
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Word bro.