Hmmm thats weird...I dont know why urs wont continue to get stop feedback if its suppose to eliminated but maybe it has something to do with ur setting...u might wanna set ur AFS into a higher settings like filter all the frequencies to see if that helps
Great tutorial man, im wondering how do you deal with multi microphones connected to the mixer? do we only turn up one? or do we do each mic individually ???
Just one...because as long as the drive rack detects the unwanted frequencies feedback from one mic the filter from the driverack is already set to eliminate feedback from any numbers of mics just as long as the feedback is active
It depends how sensitive the microphone you have and what type ur using...the sensitive the mic,the less gain and the less sensitive the mic,the more gain you will need to reach the desire level before feedback occurs
Shure PG24/PG58 Wireless microphone, and xenyx 2442usb mixer i have, i see ur video that you only increase the channel of microphone, and the main gain mix is not you turn up. i ask you the channel of microphone and main gain is both to increase. for example, my microphone is in the first channel, i increase the first channel, my question is also the main gain mix is need to increase? thank you
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Wow bro thank you so much your the first one to explain the way of eliminating feed back from dbx processor.good job👍
Super helpful! Thank you
Thanks a lot for the demostration, I was looking for this ... nice demostration!
Thank you so much really you don't how this video means to me Thank you so much God bless
Thank you sir!
Nice demo
Tq bro,lastly i undestand how to setting afs on my dbx pa.
Am wondering why my drive rack pa fails to totally eliminate all the feedback
thanxs for the toturtial man... very good demonstration...
No problem man...hope this helps
***** hey T dubb i tried everything you said but it still has feed back why is that
Hmmm thats weird...I dont know why urs wont continue to get stop feedback if its suppose to eliminated but maybe it has something to do with ur setting...u might wanna set ur AFS into a higher settings like filter all the frequencies to see if that helps
ok i'll try that cause when im playing parties and talk it always give me feed back and its annoying i'll try a higher setting
a higher setting is always better when it comes to higher level of playback music during parties is what I always recommended
really informative, thanks boss
lol your good
Wish i saw this wed nite my mic was off
No problem
Great tutorial man, im wondering how do you deal with multi microphones connected to the mixer? do we only turn up one? or do we do each mic individually ???
Just one...because as long as the drive rack detects the unwanted frequencies feedback from one mic the filter from the driverack is already set to eliminate feedback from any numbers of mics just as long as the feedback is active
Awesome, Thanks bro understood, Bula from Fiji! :)
so can you record into your daw using this for vocals?
hello. both gain of mixer and channel of microphone need to increase? or only the channel of microphone need to increase? thank you
It depends how sensitive the microphone you have and what type ur using...the sensitive the mic,the less gain and the less sensitive the mic,the more gain you will need to reach the desire level before feedback occurs
Shure PG24/PG58 Wireless microphone, and xenyx 2442usb mixer i have, i see ur video that you only increase the channel of microphone, and the main gain mix is not you turn up. i ask you the channel of microphone and main gain is both to increase. for example, my microphone is in the first channel, i increase the first channel, my question is also the main gain mix is need to increase? thank you
i ask you a question because is have new D.R. PX
yes the gain mix needs to be increase as well
Gone are the days of of killing feedbacks manually. 👍👌✌