Contents: 00:05 Master section overview 02:00 FX section 05:40 Why we use FX in live sound 07:10 How much effect to use 07:55 Different effects available 16:52 USB audio interface
I watch full of 3 videos but your explanation is so so ......so good. I watch your videos from channel starting to now and you are my inspiration. I am also create a channel influenced by you. "Tech Somnath" Somnath Duley from Kolkata,India
Brilliant teacher! I feel like I am sitting in your classroom! I have had the MG16XU for 8 years and only now do I know how to use it properly! THANK YOU SIR!
Just amazing. If every teacher were like you, the world would be a much better place. The way you teach is perfect, the sense of humor makes it easier to understand. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us!
Thank you so so so much! God bless you sir, immensely!!! Due to some circumstances I'm in charge of the mixer at my church. I never fully understood how it worked, all my previous teachers where's abismal and left 99% of the info out. You are a life saver sir! I am finally able to understand how to work my mixer. I am very glad I was able to find your video as it is very hard to find actually competent videos directed to beginners or those who don't really know what they are doing (me 😂😂😂😂) Well, thanks again and keep making these awesome videos, I'ma watch them all!!! (well at least the ones I need 😅😅😅) Great video, I'ma show this to anyone who wants to learn how to use a mixer, you are a super great teacher! I look forward to all of your future videos, as they are a great blessing to everyone watching them. God bless!
You're most welcome Mayeline, I've been teaching pro audio to beginners for over 15 years and I love doing it 🥰 Thanks for watching and feel free to get in touch with me if you have questions.
You are the best ❤️🔥🙌🏻. I use the MG16XU in church and learnt most of the buttons, knobs and faders from different videos all over TH-cam. I regret not coming here first, cannot believe it was so in detail.
Really useful, I needed to get to grips quickly with the MG16XU version very quickly and the Yamaha user manual isn't really that helpful. These three videos were exactly what I needed - Thanks!
Cheers Bruno! Many thanks for the comprehensive rundown over the 3 videos. I now know everything I need to know about my MG12XU console & also know where to come for support if I need it. Many of your other tutorial videos have helped my knowledge base and you are now 1 of my main "Go to guys" when I need to figure something out. I especially love the simple way you explain things. A lot of the other guys on the "Auld You Tube" seem to like showing off their nerdy technical side and often go off on tangents which only confuse rather than teach. You stay on point and keep it simple. KUDOS! I have just signed up on Patreon!!!!
Brilliant tutorial! You are such a great teacher. I have watch this series a couple of years ago when I first purchased the MG12xu for our band. I’m still coming back to watch now that i have a bigger MG16xu. You have made our sound much better. All the best to you!
I have an MG16XU (very similar mixer, just fewer channels and a slightly different arrangement). I perform vocals and acoustic guitar at local venues, and I'm always fighting with my board because I don't really understand what a lot of the controls do and what's coming out of the three speakers (two FOH and one monitor). I just twist knobs and press buttons until the sound is good enough. After watching these videos, I feel MUCH more confident with what I will be doing moving forward. Thank you for this great tutorial, cheers!
Thank you so much. We have a smiliar mixer that I had no clue how to operate for our hall as I am not a sound guy, this helped me understand it. Much appreciated.
Thank you so much for putting those videos up. It was the best one I could find on the MG mixers and I needed the help after jumping up to the MG16xu from the MG10.
You're welcome Carl. You can also watch my MG12XU tutorial series for additional info: th-cam.com/video/J_yOvdlMUAg/w-d-xo.html In many ways the 16XU is more like the 12XU than the 20.
@@GLBProductions Wow, thanks again. I will. In fact when I get the time I'll go through all your videos. You also revealed in that training that the usb was bi-directional which makes sense so I tried playing music off my laptop through the mixer via usb. I knew the head phone jack was inferior but the difference was beyond what I would have suspected.
Thanks for that very comprehensive presentation. I only picked up my mixer yesterday and already I feel a lot more confident; at operating it. The various sections were very clearly presented. However I must point out that mentioned “Compression” but without explaining it you moved ontoTone Control. Thanks again.
Hi Bruno, wish you doing well and staying safe. I.m here to express my gratitude toward your educational video. Been through most of it even from 6 years ago and I must say it is really good and awesome, detailed and clear. Good jobs. Appreciate you work. Love from Malaysia.
You're welcome Ryan - fortunately analog mixer technology has not changed much in the last 6 years so all of those videos are still current today 😀 Take care and keep on making music!
Happy new year Bruno. My MG20XU arrived. Of what I have learned from your tutorials, it works well. I'll give you my situation and then have a request for your kind consideration. I am presently in the US (110 V) and my equipment so far is MG20XU, 5 mic stands with booms, 5 dynamic mics, 2 condenser mics, 2 Passive DI boxes (again thanks for your DI videos), xlr cables and TRS cables. I'll likely move to Asia (230 V as you well know) in a few months and the country I will be residing in has very few/non existent pro-audio stores and likely will have commensurate low support but high prices. I plan to gather likeminded folks there and hopefully set grounds for eventually decent family n friends and small local community music performances. I have a room about 20ftX25ft there already that I intend for practice/jams/recording (guitars, keyboards, drums, vocals mainly). This request is for my need but considering that with COVID-19 vaccinations hopefully soon, people will be getting back into jams etc (interestingly and understandably guitars/keyboards/mics sales spiked here during pandemic), would it be possible for you to do one or two videos on what are reliable brands/models options for automatic dual voltage capable powered active loudspeakers and monitors (pros and cons). I saw a couple of TH-cam videos where alternative options as an additional headphones box/amp (?) connected to mixer were mentioned. From it monitor mixes are sent out to band members over their headphones. Also if you could please explain in your excellent calm and easy to understand basic things manner, as to what other equipment might be required in my situation, it will be appreciated greatly. I would prefer to purchase the equipment in the US (music stores I know well) and ship it with our household items. Separately and as background, I am trying to make and record music compositions for myself. This is all a hobby at this stage. For this I have an IMac, Garage Band, Apogee Duet 2 audio interface and Adam Audio S3XH monitors. I do have numerous guitars, guitar amp, floor guitar effects processors, and keyboard (Korg Kronos2). Thank you for your kind attention and looking forward to your reply. I'm not technically adept but happy to learn always.
@@GLBProductions Likewise. I hope I wont bother you too many times with more silly questions lol but having said that, if we don't ask and we don't make mistakes how will we ever learn. Your lessons are just so good and without doubt the best I have found ...Thank You
Just small correction for the end of the video. You can control attenuation of sound signal received through USB cable by pressing Program (Effects) rotary know 5 times, and then set attenuation from -24 db to 0 db, and press knob again to confirm your settings.
i watched all of these 3 parts, thanks so much! learned a lot from this, also cool side information about how metal reverb in. 'the old days' was made and stuff like that
Thanks, we use one of these at our church. I tend to record the whole mass, including any muso's. As you said the band recording can be a poor representation especially if they use guitar amps etc, that are not mic'd, however some of our performers are all through the PA and record well, and we use the recordings for other masses where there are no other options available. At times I prefer the local recordings over a CD, as it was "performed for us". I try and mix bands more as if they are being recorded, so the mix is the 'full' sound of them because the band is off to the side and only those "over there" will get the direct band sound where as quite a lot of the rest of the congregation far from the band will get a 'strange' sound if it were mixed to only augment their direct sound. (not present to most)
Our church uses harddiskogg (open source) which can record continuosly to MP3. This has the advantage of zero save time, reduced file size (no chance of running out of disk space), and if there is a power failure you still have everything up to that point. It has metering and AGC.
@@hanabibebecina3884 Yes you could, but if there are multiple instruments and your mixer supports multitrack recording, then that is probably a better option so that you can master the tracks individually afterwards to balance their gains (volumes). If you don't have a multitrack recorder you can record in stereo with two mics. If you want to record a particular instrument at the same time you can even just record using your phone, just set it to record to WAV at the best quality. These days the mics in phones are so good (electret flat freq response).
Such a great 3-part series on this mixing board! Really helped me get up to speed. You mention that we shouldn't use just the USB output of the board to record a live gig, and your explanation as to why not makes sense. Do you have a recommendation on how to properly record a live performance from a typical rock/pop cover band? Thank you!!!!
Hi Bryan - this is quite an involved topic, and there are as many ways to do this as there are recording engineers 😅 The 'proper' way to do it, to use your choice is words, would be to record every input separately, to a hardware or computer-based multitrack recorder, including ambient microphones for the audience, and then remix it in a studio at a later date to create a 'proper' live album. In the real world, it's possible to simplify this process by combining the LR feed from the mixer with a pair of ambient mics or even the built in mics on a handheld recorder, to produce a result that is perfectly acceptable. More advice here, which might be useful to you: www.prosoundweb.com/backstage-class-how-not-to-record-a-live-album/
Very interesting. You have a very good pronunciation and a nice way of talking. I learned a lot. I recommend that this video should be watched with good speakers. Your demonstration is absolutely clear, but the rendering at home may vary according to the quality of the source of sound.
Thanks Franz - yes it is the responsibility of the viewer to ensure that their playback system is of reasonable quality, whether speakers, earphones or headphones. Otherwise it's like looking at a painting through a cracked and dirty window 🤣
Thanks !!! please drive home gain structure. The sound and s/n is so much better. Most part time pros don't get it...Also you don't need to run systems 100% open. let the sound dynamic range do the work...
This is a great tutorial! I love the way it's been discussed from part 1 to 3. Question on usb connection, will the laptop have a delay in receiving the signal? I'm planning on having it as a mixer foe livestream.
Sir, Good day. where can I adjust the knobs for the monitor put, the one you mentioned for recording or studios? thank you so much sir, best teacher for mixer ever. God blesses you more sir
Quick question (MG20XU) how do you get an effect onto a monitor mix (Aux) so, for example, a singer has a bit of reverb in their own monitor mix? Excellent series of videos -many thanks.
Hi GLB, I have a question and I hope you can answer. We have MG20XU in our church and I am using the Aux 1 and 2 for monitor speakers. The problem is I don't hear the built-in effects when using these aux sections. I haven't tried aux 3 and 4 but of course I will use aux 1 and 2 because they are pre-fader aux. Have you ever tested it with your MG20Xu? Do you have a solution for my problem?
Yes Lester, on this particular model the internal effects can only be routed to the main LR outputs - there is no way to route them to the aux sends. If you need effects in the monitors you will need to connect an external FX unit.
Hi I learned a lot from your channel and I really appreciate that thank you so much I have one question in recording what’s best way to record vocals in DW many thanks
Thanks for this. Question: White Aux 2/fx dial. I use Aux 1 and 2 for stage monitors. Turning the dial for Aux 2 clockwise increases the line/channel output through my monitor. But can I add fx (fir vocal) to the Aux 2 monitor mix, and increase fx without increasing the channel/line volume through the monitor (or vice verca) 😊
This is a known issue with this mixer - the only way to deal with it is to raise the level of the channel gains and/or channel faders above normal operating levels - this will raise the level of the USB output but will also risk distortion. Alternatively, use a separate USB interface with a higher output level.
I have this mixer that i am powering with a 6000 Watt 4-channel power amp. I also have a powered subwoofer. Where would I plug that into the mixer, since I don't want to send a powered signal to a powered speaker? My mains and monitors are passive
Contents:
00:05 Master section overview
02:00 FX section
05:40 Why we use FX in live sound
07:10 How much effect to use
07:55 Different effects available
16:52 USB audio interface
I watch full of 3 videos but your explanation is so so ......so good.
I watch your videos from channel starting to now and you are my inspiration.
I am also create a channel influenced by you. "Tech Somnath"
Somnath Duley from Kolkata,India
Hi,may I know how to send effect to monitor for MG20XU ? I have use mg16xu can . But mg20xu I can't find the effect send to monitor .
One of the best and most educational lessons I've seen on TH-cam. Many thanks. And you do it with a sense of humor too, fantastic.
Thanks for your support! 😊
+1
I totally agree!! I'm now watching all his videos and learning more than in years reading manuals.
I completely agree. Thankyou for a fantastic presentation.
Brilliant teacher! I feel like I am sitting in your classroom! I have had the MG16XU for 8 years and only now do I know how to use it properly! THANK YOU SIR!
You're welcome Ae, glad the video was helpful!
By far the best teacher on you tube clear and precise tuition and adds humour to make all his videos so easy to keep you watching.
Thanks Andy.
Just amazing. If every teacher were like you, the world would be a much better place. The way you teach is perfect, the sense of humor makes it easier to understand. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us!
You're welcome, very glad the video was helpful :)
Teaching is an art and you're a master of the art.
Thank you Abraham, I really appreciate that!
Last Sunday we had the best sound ever in our services. thanks GLB Production. You are the best! !😇
Wonderful to hear that!
Bruno you are such a wonderful teacher! Thank you for sharing your gift and knowledge with us! .....so appreciated and so excited to see part 3!
You're welcome Peter, thanks for your support!
Thank you so so so much! God bless you sir, immensely!!! Due to some circumstances I'm in charge of the mixer at my church. I never fully understood how it worked, all my previous teachers where's abismal and left 99% of the info out. You are a life saver sir! I am finally able to understand how to work my mixer. I am very glad I was able to find your video as it is very hard to find actually competent videos directed to beginners or those who don't really know what they are doing (me 😂😂😂😂)
Well, thanks again and keep making these awesome videos, I'ma watch them all!!! (well at least the ones I need 😅😅😅)
Great video, I'ma show this to anyone who wants to learn how to use a mixer, you are a super great teacher! I look forward to all of your future videos, as they are a great blessing to everyone watching them. God bless!
You're most welcome Mayeline, I've been teaching pro audio to beginners for over 15 years and I love doing it 🥰 Thanks for watching and feel free to get in touch with me if you have questions.
@@GLBProductions Thank you so much! Thank you for your response and I will! Stay safe during the current situations! God bless!
You are the best ❤️🔥🙌🏻.
I use the MG16XU in church and learnt most of the buttons, knobs and faders from different videos all over TH-cam.
I regret not coming here first, cannot believe it was so in detail.
Thanks for watching, my videos are all about the details 😊
Best teaching style.. so simple pure clear cut ....no confusion. ...
Thank you so much...
Plz make Dbx driverack training video. ..
Thanks Sujit!
Really useful, I needed to get to grips quickly with the MG16XU version very quickly and the Yamaha user manual isn't really that helpful. These three videos were exactly what I needed - Thanks!
You're most welcome.
Wonderful tutorial. I just picked up this mixer and seemed overwhelmed by it until I watched your tutorials. Thank you and God bless.
You're most welcome, thanks for watching!
Cheers Bruno! Many thanks for the comprehensive rundown over the 3 videos. I now know everything I need to know about my MG12XU console & also know where to come for support if I need it. Many of your other tutorial videos have helped my knowledge base and you are now 1 of my main "Go to guys" when I need to figure something out. I especially love the simple way you explain things. A lot of the other guys on the "Auld You Tube" seem to like showing off their nerdy technical side and often go off on tangents which only confuse rather than teach. You stay on point and keep it simple. KUDOS! I have just signed up on Patreon!!!!
You're most welcome KC, thanks for signing up on Patreon! I got your email, will reply to you shortly 😊
Most of the best teacher has a best sense of humor.😅 I smile and laught with your students while watching. 😅 already subscribed Sir.😊
Thanks for watching and subscribing!
No jack on the iPhone... that cracked me up. Well done!
Yeah I gotta crack that whip every chance I get 😎
@@GLBProductions Nothing to dsagree about here ;)
That was one of the best videos that I have seen on TH-cam! Thank you so much
You're welcome Heitor, thanks for watching!
Absolutely brilliant. Not only a great sales video for Yamaha, but a brilliant tutorial about mixers. Thanks a lot!!
You're welcome Richard!
@@GLBProductions just one follow up question, what speakers would you recommend for this mixer? Active, passive and any brand names? Thanks
thanks for the tutorial, the pitch change got me in tears😂😂
Yes the students area always highly amused by that part 🤣
Superb. Confirmed a lot of stuff I already thought I knew which for me is as important as learning the new stuff!! Excellent lecture 👍🏼
Thanks for watching Tony!
You really made a very comprehensive demonstration to operate the MG20XU YAMAHA... THANKS A LOT...
You're welcome Howard.
This is great i wish every company had tutorial video's of the products they sell.
Thanks for watching!
Thank you very much for this series! This series answered almost all af my questions about this unit. GOD bless!
You're most welcome Marc, God Bless you too!
Thank you for your tutorials. They are very well done and I learned a lot. Stay fit!
You're welcome, thanks for watching 👍🏻
Brilliant tutorial! You are such a great teacher. I have watch this series a couple of years ago when I first purchased the MG12xu for our band. I’m still coming back to watch now that i have a bigger MG16xu. You have made our sound much better. All the best to you!
Many thanks and all the best with your music!
I have an MG16XU (very similar mixer, just fewer channels and a slightly different arrangement). I perform vocals and acoustic guitar at local venues, and I'm always fighting with my board because I don't really understand what a lot of the controls do and what's coming out of the three speakers (two FOH and one monitor). I just twist knobs and press buttons until the sound is good enough. After watching these videos, I feel MUCH more confident with what I will be doing moving forward. Thank you for this great tutorial, cheers!
Yes the M16XU is fundamentally the same mixer with more channels and more aux sends. Very glad the video was helpful, all the best with your music!
Sr you are the best at explaining, thank you for making everything so easy.
You're welcome, thanks for watching :)
Just the kind of rich stuff I have been looking out for. Thanks a lot for the sessions :-)
You're welcome Isaac, thanks for watching.
Thank you so much. We have a smiliar mixer that I had no clue how to operate for our hall as I am not a sound guy, this helped me understand it.
Much appreciated.
You're welcome, glad the video was helpful 😊
Thank you so much for putting those videos up. It was the best one I could find on the MG mixers and I needed the help after jumping up to the MG16xu from the MG10.
You're welcome Carl. You can also watch my MG12XU tutorial series for additional info: th-cam.com/video/J_yOvdlMUAg/w-d-xo.html In many ways the 16XU is more like the 12XU than the 20.
@@GLBProductions Wow, thanks again. I will. In fact when I get the time I'll go through all your videos.
You also revealed in that training that the usb was bi-directional which makes sense so I tried playing music off my laptop through the mixer via usb. I knew the head phone jack was inferior but the difference was beyond what I would have suspected.
Thanks for that very comprehensive presentation. I only picked up my mixer yesterday and already I feel a lot more confident; at operating it. The various sections were very clearly presented. However I must point out that mentioned “Compression” but without explaining it you moved ontoTone Control.
Thanks again.
Thanks for watching Graeme, I have a separate video on the topic of compression that you might like to watch: th-cam.com/video/YpOZcaT3txM/w-d-xo.html
I really like your tachnic of teaching student which I love to hear
As people below said.
This is a great example of a training done perfectly.
Thank you very much.
You're welcome godu, thanks for watching!
still one of the best training videos. I use for training, reference...KUDOS
I appreciate that Damon!
That's the best lessons of mixer that i have ever had. Thanks a lot
You're most welcome.
Hi Bruno, wish you doing well and staying safe. I.m here to express my gratitude toward your educational video. Been through most of it even from 6 years ago and I must say it is really good and awesome, detailed and clear. Good jobs. Appreciate you work. Love from Malaysia.
You're welcome Ryan - fortunately analog mixer technology has not changed much in the last 6 years so all of those videos are still current today 😀 Take care and keep on making music!
Thank you so much for this series of videos. I thoroughly enjoyed watching them and learnt a lot and love your sense of humour and teaching style.
You're most welcome, I love teaching 🥰
Awesome series, rich with information. Love your ability to communicate clearly and knowing when to repeat key information.
Thanks for watching Hayden!
Thank you. Brilliant manner of teaching.
You're welcome, thanks for watching :)
Thank you so much. Watched all three. Looking to get a mixer (most likely this) for the first time and the explanation clears many things.
You're most welcome, all the best with your mixer purchase!
Happy new year Bruno. My MG20XU arrived. Of what I have learned from your tutorials, it works well. I'll give you my situation and then have a request for your kind consideration. I am presently in the US (110 V) and my equipment so far is MG20XU, 5 mic stands with booms, 5 dynamic mics, 2 condenser mics, 2 Passive DI boxes (again thanks for your DI videos), xlr cables and TRS cables. I'll likely move to Asia (230 V as you well know) in a few months and the country I will be residing in has very few/non existent pro-audio stores and likely will have commensurate low support but high prices. I plan to gather likeminded folks there and hopefully set grounds for eventually decent family n friends and small local community music performances. I have a room about 20ftX25ft there already that I intend for practice/jams/recording (guitars, keyboards, drums, vocals mainly). This request is for my need but considering that with COVID-19 vaccinations hopefully soon, people will be getting back into jams etc (interestingly and understandably guitars/keyboards/mics sales spiked here during pandemic), would it be possible for you to do one or two videos on what are reliable brands/models options for automatic dual voltage capable powered active loudspeakers and monitors (pros and cons). I saw a couple of TH-cam videos where alternative options as an additional headphones box/amp (?) connected to mixer were mentioned. From it monitor mixes are sent out to band members over their headphones. Also if you could please explain in your excellent calm and easy to understand basic things manner, as to what other equipment might be required in my situation, it will be appreciated greatly. I would prefer to purchase the equipment in the US (music stores I know well) and ship it with our household items. Separately and as background, I am trying to make and record music compositions for myself. This is all a hobby at this stage. For this I have an IMac, Garage Band, Apogee Duet 2 audio interface and Adam Audio S3XH monitors. I do have numerous guitars, guitar amp, floor guitar effects processors, and keyboard (Korg Kronos2). Thank you for your kind attention and looking forward to your reply. I'm not technically adept but happy to learn always.
I am weak in English...
but I can understand ur talk...
Thanks...
I never see same like presentation
Glad the training video was helpful.
Amazing teacher and teaching! Thank you! 🙏🏿
You're most welcome :)
I'm really enjoying watching part 1,2 and 3 and have learnt many things, thank you so much.
You're welcome, glad the videos have been helpful :)
Good job. I watched all three of the mixer training sessions and learned a lot. Thanks for sharing.
You're welcome Marco, thanks for watching :)
looking at 16 channel model among others good clear demonstration of board and basics on all boards, thanks.
You're welcome Rob, the MG16XU is a very competent entry level mixer and good value for money.
The best lecture on MG20XU. Dear sir I was waiting to know how to connect stereo (red and white) cable from laptop or mobile to mixer.
Thanks for watching! I have a video on this subject: th-cam.com/video/ge4Iynh4rcc/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for your help. Very much needed. Now I finally know how to work my mixer
That's great Victor, all the best with your music!
This man is so bloody good. BRILLIANT!! The best Ive seen on YT
Thanks Paul, nice chatting with you on Facebook! 😄
@@GLBProductions Likewise. I hope I wont bother you too many times with more silly questions lol but having said that, if we don't ask and we don't make mistakes how will we ever learn. Your lessons are just so good and without doubt the best I have found ...Thank You
Just small correction for the end of the video.
You can control attenuation of sound signal received through USB cable by pressing Program (Effects) rotary know 5 times, and then set attenuation from -24 db to 0 db, and press knob again to confirm your settings.
Yes Max you are correct - I have since updated this lesson to include the digital attenuator function :)
Important point, on this mixer you are not advised to play through usb and record through usb simultaneously.
You're concerned about the possibility of a feedback loop yes?
@@GLBProductions Yes
the whole mg20xu season was resourceful
Great to hear that :)
This was so helpful! Wish this installment had close-ups of the mixer though, that’s all.
Thanks for watching Wendy.
I really appreciate this presentation - It is very clear and I learn very much and very easy. Thank you
You're welcome Kinsley, thanks for watching :)
Great Tutorial with a touch of Fun...
Thanks for watching Peter!
This makes me wanna take your class... So nice!!!!
Yes we always have lots of fun! 😊
love this..what a great teacher
Thanks for watching Tobi!
what a great tutorial we have the same mixer in our chapel thank you for some great information god bless from ireland
You're welcome Brendan, glad the video was helpful 😊
i watched all of these 3 parts, thanks so much!
learned a lot from this, also cool side information about how metal reverb in. 'the old days' was made and stuff like that
You're welcome Kearl, thanks for watching!
Man this is fantastic
Thanks again for watching Matt.
freakin awesome. thank you internet!
You're welcome Yarrei!
Watched all three parts - very informative! Thanks!
I have band practice in 5 hours and I feel like a pro now!
Thank you.. 🙏😊Great information with straight to the point narration.. Best wishes... 🖐😊
Thanks, we use one of these at our church. I tend to record the whole mass, including any muso's. As you said the band recording can be a poor representation especially if they use guitar amps etc, that are not mic'd, however some of our performers are all through the PA and record well, and we use the recordings for other masses where there are no other options available. At times I prefer the local recordings over a CD, as it was "performed for us".
I try and mix bands more as if they are being recorded, so the mix is the 'full' sound of them because the band is off to the side and only those "over there" will get the direct band sound where as quite a lot of the rest of the congregation far from the band will get a 'strange' sound if it were mixed to only augment their direct sound. (not present to most)
Good points Paul, thanks for sharing!
Sir , you explained excellent .
You explained the Subject in very deep , it is awesome .👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
But make the video little bit small Sir .
Glad the video was helpful!
Our church uses harddiskogg (open source) which can record continuosly to MP3. This has the advantage of zero save time, reduced file size (no chance of running out of disk space), and if there is a power failure you still have everything up to that point. It has metering and AGC.
Thanks for the recommendation.
Excuse me, I want to record a "Rondalla", Could I use the harddiskogg?
@@hanabibebecina3884 Yes you could, but if there are multiple instruments and your mixer supports multitrack recording, then that is probably a better option so that you can master the tracks individually afterwards to balance their gains (volumes).
If you don't have a multitrack recorder you can record in stereo with two mics. If you want to record a particular instrument at the same time you can even just record using your phone, just set it to record to WAV at the best quality. These days the mics in phones are so good (electret flat freq response).
@@echan101 Thanks, my mixer is the same like the video, but I'm beginner.
Such a great 3-part series on this mixing board! Really helped me get up to speed.
You mention that we shouldn't use just the USB output of the board to record a live gig, and your explanation as to why not makes sense. Do you have a recommendation on how to properly record a live performance from a typical rock/pop cover band? Thank you!!!!
Hi Bryan - this is quite an involved topic, and there are as many ways to do this as there are recording engineers 😅 The 'proper' way to do it, to use your choice is words, would be to record every input separately, to a hardware or computer-based multitrack recorder, including ambient microphones for the audience, and then remix it in a studio at a later date to create a 'proper' live album.
In the real world, it's possible to simplify this process by combining the LR feed from the mixer with a pair of ambient mics or even the built in mics on a handheld recorder, to produce a result that is perfectly acceptable.
More advice here, which might be useful to you: www.prosoundweb.com/backstage-class-how-not-to-record-a-live-album/
You rock Brutha! Very helpful vids for me as I just got my new Yamaha MG12XU
You're welcome Wyatt!
Very interesting. You have a very good pronunciation and a nice way of talking. I learned a lot. I recommend that this video should be watched with good speakers. Your demonstration is absolutely clear, but the rendering at home may vary according to the quality of the source of sound.
Thanks Franz - yes it is the responsibility of the viewer to ensure that their playback system is of reasonable quality, whether speakers, earphones or headphones. Otherwise it's like looking at a painting through a cracked and dirty window 🤣
This class session is ideal!
Thanks for watching John!
Great series thank you
You're welcome!
thank you sir for this informative video, i got an idea now with my MG16XU..
You're welcome Dulos.
Thanks !!! please drive home gain structure. The sound and s/n is so much better. Most part time pros don't get it...Also you don't need to run systems 100% open. let the sound dynamic range do the work...
You're welcome Chris, thanks for watching 😊
Awesome class, thank you...
You're welcome Jibin.
Amazing presentation - thank you sooo much
You're welcome Sheffair.
awesome this series answered a lot of my questions :)
Glad to hear that Rudy!
Great teacher!
Thanks Bob :)
This is a great tutorial! I love the way it's been discussed from part 1 to 3.
Question on usb connection, will the laptop have a delay in receiving the signal? I'm planning on having it as a mixer foe livestream.
Glad the videos were helpful 😊 There is a delay of a few milliseconds in the laptop receiving the signal - not a problem for live streaming.
Hi.great talked. Good mixer...Yamaha. MG 12 ...MG 16 ....MG 20 ......low cost .in today's. High technology of tomorrow's
Thanks for watching Choon Wah!
THANK YOU SIR SIMPLE AND CLEAR.
You're welcome :)
Thank you so much. 👍
You're welcome!
When i turn the fader to O there are noises. for all phantom power channels. can you tell me why
What sort of noises?
bzzzzzzz.... kinda noise 😃. lower than zero is okay. sounds are also good.
And the noise is present only when phantom power is on?
Thank you so much, lesson was great. Greeting from México. :)
You're very welcome Alexis.
Truly helpful. This is awesome 👏
Thanks for watching Chris!
Sir you have so nicely that any lay man can understand your breafe discation like me
Thanks Roy!
Sir, Good day. where can I adjust the knobs for the monitor put, the one you mentioned for recording or studios?
thank you so much sir, best teacher for mixer ever. God blesses you more sir
It's the knob labelled "Monitor level" located just below the meters on the right edge of the mixer. Thanks for watching!
Quick question (MG20XU) how do you get an effect onto a monitor mix (Aux) so, for example, a singer has a bit of reverb in their own monitor mix? Excellent series of videos -many thanks.
On this particular model that is not possible - the internal effects can only be send to the main LR outputs.
@@GLBProductions Many thanks.
Hi GLB, I have a question and I hope you can answer. We have MG20XU in our church and I am using the Aux 1 and 2 for monitor speakers. The problem is I don't hear the built-in effects when using these aux sections. I haven't tried aux 3 and 4 but of course I will use aux 1 and 2 because they are pre-fader aux. Have you ever tested it with your MG20Xu? Do you have a solution for my problem?
Yes Lester, on this particular model the internal effects can only be routed to the main LR outputs - there is no way to route them to the aux sends. If you need effects in the monitors you will need to connect an external FX unit.
@@GLBProductions Thank you so much! I've been watching your videos for years.
You're welcome! I should have a couple more videos coming out in the next month or so.
Hi I learned a lot from your channel and I really appreciate that thank you so much I have one question in recording what’s best way to record vocals in DW many thanks
Thanks Shafiq! What is DW please?
Thank you Bruno.
You're welcome.
Thanks for this. Question: White Aux 2/fx dial. I use Aux 1 and 2 for stage monitors. Turning the dial for Aux 2 clockwise increases the line/channel output through my monitor. But can I add fx (fir vocal) to the Aux 2 monitor mix, and increase fx without increasing the channel/line volume through the monitor (or vice verca) 😊
You're welcome Georgia. On this particular model it is not possible to send the internal FX to the aux sends, only to the main LR mix.
I love this guy😂💚💚
Thanks for watching!
This is so good! Thank you very much :)
You're welcome Runar!
Very informative. Thank you so much ✌️
You're welcome Matthews!
awesome series. thanks for going through the MG20XU. Anyone know what depressing (having it up) the USB button does to the USB feed?
You're welcome Anthony. If the LINE/USB button is NOT engaged the incoming USB audio goes nowhere :)
Nice presentation... Love it.
Glad you liked it Dhananjaya!
This video is EPIC!👏
Thanks for watching!
I have one question. If we decide pre or post fader option for Aux , does aux master knob position change for these two situations?
No it does not :)
Very detailed. Thank you for this video. Please the output volume using the USB is low, any suggestion what to do in this situation?
This is a known issue with this mixer - the only way to deal with it is to raise the level of the channel gains and/or channel faders above normal operating levels - this will raise the level of the USB output but will also risk distortion. Alternatively, use a separate USB interface with a higher output level.
I have this mixer that i am powering with a 6000 Watt 4-channel power amp. I also have a powered subwoofer. Where would I plug that into the mixer, since I don't want to send a powered signal to a powered speaker? My mains and monitors are passive
Here you go: th-cam.com/video/548GZAF6fMY/w-d-xo.html
HI very nice videos GLB. I have a mg16xu ,which cables should i use for recording sound from monitor out to a phone.
If you are going into a phone it's best to use a mobile-specific USB audio interface.