I’ve used X32 for 10years. This is a very good introduction for those moving across or coming to sound for the first time, worth watching a couple of times. Highly recommended.
Hi. Thank you very much. But i would be interested if you can for instance EQ one (or even more at the same time) channel at a time on your headphones, and then confirm it for your main output?
@@kuka721 you can’t EQ more than one thing at a time on this console. You also shouldn’t EQ in headphones as your headphones will sound very different to your PA
It depends on what else is going on. I wouldn’t low cut keys at all if there is no bass for example. But if you have a band with other things in the low end (bass and kick) then you could low cut the keys a bit. I still wouldn’t take too much though. Maybe about 80hz?
Thank you for this video- I´m just on a two weekend class , which depends on Behringer X-32 and in its entirety to live-mixing. I found your tutorial very preferable due to your extremelly distinctive and nice sound in your appearance. And Yes, I learned and got the facts together easier with your tutorial than in my class.
Decent video. I wish you would have spent more time on the routing of busses and sends. Is it possible to send my keyboards to only monitors and still have them go to the USB card so when we rehearse they will go directly into my DAW. I only want my vocals coming out of the mains in our studio because it's a small space. Now, I should tell you that our guitars are using Direct Boxes and that is the same problem. I don't want them coming out of the MAIN speakers either but, I do want their signal going to the USB card. Any thoughts?
Hi, thanks very much for all your helpful videos. Would you still recommend to buy a X32 for a church? I see that you have a A&H mixer; how do they compare sound wise? I saw that the Presonus company hired a bunch of Christians to work with so that their consoles might be well adapted to churches; so I was thinking of buying a Presonus 32SX and a stagebox that goes with it. We actually have an analog Behringer (located in France) Thanks for any advice.
Hi, thanks for your comment. The x32 is a good option but yes I do really like the Allen & Heath consoles. Personally I think the A&H SQ series is one of the best options. It’s a fantastic console for the money
@@PluggedinAV We have X32 and I had the opportunity to use an SQ7 and really enjoyed it. The fact it was connected to 36000 watts of speakers had nothing to do with it 😂 . If we were upgrading, I would have one in a heartbeat.
I’ve used X32 for 10years. This is a very good introduction for those moving across or coming to sound for the first time, worth watching a couple of times. Highly recommended.
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Hi. Thank you very much. But i would be interested if you can for instance EQ one (or even more at the same time) channel at a time on your headphones, and then confirm it for your main output?
@@kuka721 you can’t EQ more than one thing at a time on this console. You also shouldn’t EQ in headphones as your headphones will sound very different to your PA
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After using the same analog board for 15 years, this has been very helpful for transitioning.
@@dakotaervin1558 great, glad you found it helpful
Thanks for your videos. How much low cut should be added to a microphone and also how much show be added to a Keyboard in a church environment
It depends on what else is going on. I wouldn’t low cut keys at all if there is no bass for example. But if you have a band with other things in the low end (bass and kick) then you could low cut the keys a bit. I still wouldn’t take too much though. Maybe about 80hz?
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Hey, great. Thanks for joining
Thank you for this video- I´m just on a two weekend class , which depends on Behringer X-32 and in its entirety to live-mixing. I found your tutorial very preferable due to your extremelly distinctive and nice sound in your appearance. And Yes, I learned and got the facts together easier with your tutorial than in my class.
Thank you, glad you found it helpful.
Have fun mixing 👍🏻
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Thank you for the lesson have really learnt a lot in this video and it's very helpful.
Great, thanks
Decent video. I wish you would have spent more time on the routing of busses and sends. Is it possible to send my keyboards to only monitors and still have them go to the USB card so when we rehearse they will go directly into my DAW. I only want my vocals coming out of the mains in our studio because it's a small space. Now, I should tell you that our guitars are using Direct Boxes and that is the same problem. I don't want them coming out of the MAIN speakers either but, I do want their signal going to the USB card. Any thoughts?
Yes, all totally possible. You can send anything to a monitor and only vocals to your mains and everything can still go out an USB, no problem
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Awesome Tutorial. Thank you very much. God bless you. Hope there is a continuation to this first part to be uploaded ?
What do you want to know? I’ve done a series of videos on digital mixing
thank you very helpful
Your welcome
Hi, thanks very much for all your helpful videos. Would you still recommend to buy a X32 for a church? I see that you have a A&H mixer; how do they compare sound wise? I saw that the Presonus company hired a bunch of Christians to work with so that their consoles might be well adapted to churches; so I was thinking of buying a Presonus 32SX and a stagebox that goes with it. We actually have an analog Behringer (located in France) Thanks for any advice.
Hi, thanks for your comment.
The x32 is a good option but yes I do really like the Allen & Heath consoles. Personally I think the A&H SQ series is one of the best options. It’s a fantastic console for the money
@@PluggedinAV We have X32 and I had the opportunity to use an SQ7 and really enjoyed it. The fact it was connected to 36000 watts of speakers had nothing to do with it 😂 . If we were upgrading, I would have one in a heartbeat.
Check out this video. I discuss this very question
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Thank you, you are a great teacher 👍👍
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