How Aux Sends Work when Mixing Monitors
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❤ still one of the best tutorials on the whole internet concerning aux sends to monitors. ❤❤❤
I've done a degree in audio engineering, & you explained it better than any of my lecturers. Thank you.
This 2 minute video is a blessing for me ..I was searching for this topic all over TH-cam. Thanks a ton.
This is the MOST helpful tutorial out there explaining how and what Aux can be used as and how does one control a monitor mix!
THANK YOU
The most practical help without being too long with concepts. 👏👏👏
That was absolutely brilliant that. You explained that so clearly. I understood that on one viewing. I've tried to understand this for ages.
People here on TH-cam have tried and failed with their videos and just over complicate everything. Wow, thanks for that. You are brilliant.
I love how you explain this and keep it real simple even love the labeling of the channels that’s what you call working smarter not harder!💯👍🏾
This information is golden to a person like me who is brand new to learning signal flow and how to use a mixer. Thanks so much!
That was so helpful. Simple and concise. Thank you very much. I now finally get it!
This helped me out a lot. Thanks much.
Simple yet effective explanation. Thank you sir
Very helpful, great explanation of how to connect main speakers and artists monitors
Basic and effective explanation, good job!
Very clear explanation, thank you.
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thanks i found that really helpful, much appreciated
Very well explained, thank you sir.
Lucky i didn't skip this video. This is the bes video on this
This is the best video on the topic out there
Killer explanation! Thank you
VERY GOOD AND CLEAR THANK YOU
great teacher. Now i understand
I was struggling to work out aux sends but watched this video and it just clicked but can you tell me what other purposes aux sends can be used for could i use them to play music in one room and a different track in another room
Great Video!!!!!!!!!! Super helpful
Wow.. thanks. brief but it answers my question. 👍
You’re more helpful than professors
Best video I have watched in a long time, thanks for the great explanation brother 🙂
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Are each one of those aux1 and aux2 outputs independent stereo outputs using both separate TRS cables?
Hi... do the Aux Sends have the same strengh as the main outs??
What if you want more than two aux outs with separate levels? Like one per band member
so it can also be used as a stage monitor?
I do have a question.. if I want to use aux sends for in-ear monitors, do I need to buy 1/4 stereo to stereo cables, mono to stereo, stereo to mono...?
I have a stereo compressor which I want to connect to an 8 channel mixer and have all the channels affected by the compressor. I don't know how to connect the compressor. Should it be on the insert ? If so, it would affect only one channel right ?? How should I connect it so I get compression in all the channels ??
Thank you very much !!
Thanks man you are the best others have 20 min videos talking shit.
can the aux send connected to passive speakers? to use as monitor speaker
how did you set on aux 1 the vocals?
Hey mate, my band is self monitoring using a sound craft desk. We have used it correctly, but everything is in mono in our left ear? What is going on, please? We can’t seem to get out of stereo?
So this only for drummer and vocalist?
2 mins information , short and perfect , nice video. 👍
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Great video! You're saying the Mackie has 4 AUX outs, but I only see 2. Can you route the FX anywhere else than AUX 1 & 2? And maybe somehow bypass the FX to just use the FX as AUX 3 &4? It interests me a lot since I've got a Mackie from the same family hahah! Cheers :))
Hey, did you figure it out? Because I have the same question.
@@KainyStyle unfortunately not, fortunately didn't need to up to this point :) will let you know when I do!
@@tooomasz haha, ok, let's keep each other posted.
Also what if you needed six outs? Like six band members with each their own in-ear monitors and levels...
how do i send vocals only to pc without sending the music to the pc to record vocals only....I hate using the usb
i assume the usb it to a mic.. and if your recording to software and u are picking up back ground music thru the speakers record music track to software, route playback to headphones and record vocals second.
Hey guys, what if I have 4 monitors? Can anyone send me to a good read or a video?
wow, so what is the point of the people on stage having to hear what else goes on, on stage? timing?
Is aux send a in or out???
OUT
Can AUX1 be its own independent stereo output without using AUX2 using a TRS 6.5mm male to 3.5mm line input into my Pc. Please help!!!
If you have a mono to stereo cable that should work. I run the opposite: I have an 1/8" stereo from my computer to 1/4" mono on my board.
Something similar to this should work for you. If it doesn't, then send it back: www.musiciansfriend.com/accessories/pig-hog-solutions-35mm-trs-to-1-4-mono-adapter-cable-10-ft/j41802000000000
That would be a mono cable that is not a answer to my question that is just telling me that a mono cable works, what about the cable I just mentioned in the question?
@@cantthinkofnameyeah7249 6.5mm is 1/4" (actually, 6.35mm), and 3.5mm is the same as 1/8". So, it's pretty much the same cable that I was referencing to. But with that cable, you should in theory be able to use AUX 1 as a stereo output.
@@andrewgehling6566 there not the same cable but all good ill ask someone else