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Gear Overview 3:08 Wireless Network Configuration 8:47 Audio Routing Configuration 15:07 Label and Organize Inputs and Outputs 43:57 DCA Groups 1:00:16 How to Set Up Effects 1:12:11 Navigating the Sound Console 1:32:41 How to Set Up the Mute Groups 1:43:11 How to Set Up the Talkback Microphone 1:45:21 Conclusion 1:47:17
FABULOUS OVERVIEW OF THE M32/X32!!! Gear Overview 3:08 Wireless Network Configuration 8:47 Audio Routing Configuration 15:07 Label and Organize Inputs and Outputs 43:57 How to Set Up Effects 1:12:11 Navigating the Sound Console 1:32:41 How to Set Up the Mute Groups 1:43:11 How to Set Up the Talkback Microphone 1:45:21 Conclusion 1:47:17 I can't tell you how many times I plan on revisiting this as a reference to stay sharp!!!
I watch your videos for so long time but I haven't commented yet, i just to let you know that your helping churches and doing great work, thank you for your hard work for providing us information and teaching us
GOD bless you for this instructional video. I just started as audio director for a church a few weeks ago and you have made learning the M32 Live so much easier. I was able to get a good mix the day I started running sound, thanks to you. It took a couple weeks for all the info to sink in, but I finally have a solid grasp of the console. Looking forward to watching more of your videos. Keep up the excellent work!!!
I've been running sound at my church for a while, and I have never really got the idea of how the digital system with AES50 and X32 works. This was great and I'm sharing this with all of my people that help with sound!
Thank you, this was very clear and informative. I volunteer as the sound tech for a small church that is seeking to go digital and despite my owning an XAIR 18 I had my doubts about taking on that challenge. This is what I needed thanks again.
I just wanted to stop by and say a huge THANK YOU! I've used your videos and training to learn the ins and outs of church equipment, and just got an upgrade APPROVED for my church! We used your Worship Ministry toolkit as a guide, and could not be happier to start this upgrade!
That's exactly what I have at my church. We got the gear about 3-4 yrs ago and still love it today. Funny, I learned how to program it from TH-cam too. The install company was going to charge $1500 to setup and train. I should have charged my church $750 LoL! Enjoy your new system.
We have an X32 and a P-16M already. We are getting in the S32, 2 Turbosound IQ-15 and a Turbosound IQ-18B later today. I am trying to figure out how to connect them all together and what connects to what. The all have Ultranet connections so I think it should be simple. I just can’t find any videos that incorporates all of this. I just see people have 2 or 3 of these items.
Thank you Jake! Our church decided to just get the X32/M32 because of this video! We ended up with the M32R Live since the X32 Compact is back ordered. Appreciate you taking the time for your experience and knowledge for church audio mixing!
Excellent! Thank you my friend! We just got an MX32 and out of the box had issues which was fixed by a firmware upgrade, but still had no idea how to set it up! This has been so helpful! Behringer need to put you on their payroll! God bless!
Thanks, you're a real life saver. We've just bought an X32 at our church and I've got the job of setting it up and training a few people to use it. This course has given me all the information I need to get it set up in a sensible fashion.
Brother... May God bless greatly!!! You're a true hero and teacher. In my church we just bought a Bx32 to help us in our services and update from analog (heh heh). Thanks a lot for sharing the knowledge God gave you to all of us.
32:00 The tap is different then how the bus is getting sent audio. The tap is when the audio will output from the bus. On each input channel under the sends tab, you can select where the busses will get signal. So basically, you want your bus sends to be prefader and you want your bus output tap to be post fader so your bus fader still controls the overall level for the bus.
Dude, THANK YOU SO MUCH! This video is BEYOND helpful, articulate and informative. Man this helped me do my initial set up for my church's first X32. Bro, idk how to thank you!
Hey Jake! I wanted to make people aware that if you have a midas branded console with a behringer branded stagebox you would not be taking advantage of the better preamps which is one of the best reasons to get the m series over the x series. One of the best little upgrades I recommend for X32 users is to spend a bit more and get a midas stage box.
Justin Audia what do preamps do? When someone mentions preamps, I think of the gain button at the top of each channel on an analogue mixer. Sorry I’m not a sound engineer, so would like a simple explanation to help me understand plz ? Thanks.
RexyFan Google is your friend!! However: Preamps/ADCs take the analog Input signal and amplifie (preamp) them first (duh) and then convert (ADC) them into digital signals for your console to process. Better preamps equal better sound.
To achieve 1-to-1 mappings on my setup, I like to "go decimal" restarting a stereo 1/2 to 11/12 (subtract 10) or map 1-16 onto a bank starting with 11, 21, 31, lastly 41-56 etc. Works well. Probably better than say... 33 to 48 potentially (subtract 32). Then again the Midas always goes in banks of 8 if I recall. I love how the faders are so smooth and seem to go forever as you puil them down on a slow fade.
Very good tuto, tks. Some more tips (no big deal but accurate info): -for wifi router, you'd better hide your SSID. This add more secure around your network. -at minute 25'28", read In (for inputs), not Ln (for Line as you said) -at minute 1h21'42", to set back a GEQ band back to zero, simply press MUTE on its corresponding channel. To set all GEQ bands back to zero, use the RESET ALL function under the screen. -for the talkback function, I would like to add that the X32 series have also a built in mic that work pretty well (located down left corner of the screen).
Cool video, thx! Nothing new for me, but I’ve had pause for 3 years of my practice as a concert sound engineer, and this video is a good key for me to start. Use X32 Rack with iPad control.
Hey Jake! Thank you for all y’all do to enrich the Kingdom and specifically the worship community. I am having trouble locating the “Beginners guide to worship sound” you mention around 2:50. Is there a link you can share?
I selected a Presonus 32R for our church's mobile setup, but after doing some research on a different mobile system build, I decided to get an X32 rack for the second system. I have to say... While I do like the iPad app for the Presonus 32R better than the Behringer app, I definitely like the X32's feature set and stability better than Presonus 32R's. If I had to do it all over again, I would go with the X32 for both systems.
thank you very much! Really good tutorial! You are really talented to explain technical things. My english is not the best, I understood it anyway. Thank you again and god bless you
I understood that the prefader config was set on the sends view of the given buss, which gives you the option in pairs (1-2, 3-4, 5-6, and so on), and not on the output section, because you lose master fader control when doing so.
Loved every bit of it. Great courseware. Keep up the great work. Perhaps you should also talk about the use of MIDI for use on independent DAW software.
Can you touch a little more on using the Midas App as a source for in-ears? Maybe also a little bit on the hardware setup for that, if any. Thanks! Great Video; God Bless!
Super informative so thank you, but the effects part is what I really needed to check out and it doesn’t translate as well to the X32. I have the x32 compact and I don’t have the fader section so I got pretty lost. Would you be down to do a version on an x32? Assuming you even have access to one lol. Thanks either way!
This video was great and answered a ton of my questions. I can't find the video you mentioned - "Beginners Guide to Church Sound". Where can I find that video?
Our church will be getting Ableton live soon. I will be new to that daw. We will be using it for our live stream mix. We use the Midas 32. Do you have a tutorial on how to route the audio from Midas to ableton so I can have a separate mix for the live stream? 🙏🏽 thank you
Thank you for this video. I learned a lot of things from this. So, may I a question please. When I connected the ethernet, I don't know why I didn't see any wifi on my laptop or smartphone, please? I followed all of your step. Thank you.
Question... My church has an X32 compact that was setup by the professional installer that looked over our setup and then installed it after we bought it for them... It works fine, and just has a digital box probably similar to the one you're using, below the stage with the digital box just hooked up to our stage riser and wall plugs, which is fine, but i have a microphone setup at home that I don't use much, as of yet, at least and was wondering about connection types available... Presumably I could (if I ever needed the microphones, such as for a kids play) just hook the receiver into XLR jacks on the stage itself, or into the box under the stage itself, but there's 2 issues with that, 1 being the fact that my receiver likes LOS without bodies in the way, for best reception, and obviously, most plugs would be behind the talent, or else the empty plugs on the box would be under a hatch cover in a bit of an electrical closet, neither of which is ideal, and 2, the receiver/mic setup is tiny, and over 300$, so I'm not wanting the receiver to get stepped on... For reference, my receiver has 2 paired mic's that can send data to separate channels,(if I want to) for using a single mixer channel dedicated to each microphone (as opposed to 2 stereo aux channels locked together)... So, what I was wondering, was if there's any reason not to get a 3.5 to dual 1/4 jack patch cable, and just modify the resulting audio with the associated aux slider associated with each individual mic? Would that work, or if not then what would you recommend to do for something like that? It's just a Prosumer mic setup that I have that I'd like to have available to borrow to the church when needed, that has line output on the receiver if I need it, and is just 2 tiny wireless lapel mics, with a charging dock/receiver that's all rechargeable, picomic 2/PicoStream if you're wondering the product model name of the mic setup... Any ideas how to incorporate something like that if I ever find a need for it, or ways to improve the original idea on using aux ports? I really prefer having the main unit close to me at the soundboard, assuming it works from that distance when I eventually test it this weekend, after I get my cable delivered hopefully tomorrow...
Hey Guys! Good video. Question, what do I need to do if my mixer doesn’t populate when it’s hooked up to the router and my computer is connected to the correct network? My mixer isn’t showing up as an available mixer to connect to in the X32 edit app.. Any help would be appreciated.
Thank you for that video! Could I ask you for an advice? How using Dante can improve the Behringer ecosystem? How do you actually use it in the ministry? Thanks 🙌
You really did a very good Job Jake....You have today open my mind a lot.....when are you going to do Vocals and Instruments EQs.....? I personally need it.
Thanks for this video. Would you recommend that we get a Behringer X32 and a DL32 (because of the Midas Preamps ) or the M32R Live + DL32. Is it worth getting the M32R Live over the X32? My concern is the length of future Software updates as I believe the M32R will likely get more years of update considering it was released 6-7 years later after the X32. Thanks
Hey Jake I was wondering if there is anyway to make a course that can help people with developing a good ear when they are behind the mixing console. I have been able to teach many different people about all the tech, the buttons and knobs, cables etc. but I haven't been able to show them how to develop their ear. Do you have any tips and tricks or techniques that you have used or have been taught?
I am watching this entire video (and other video's you have produced). They are excellent! The church I play drums for is going through some major renovations. When construction starts in the Main sanctuary, everything will be moved to the Family Life Ctr gym (where they have the Contemporary service now). They purchased a new Allen and Heath digital mixer a few months ago. We are planning to send audio and video to the control room via Cat5e cable, which is about 100' away. I'm thinking we may implement the stage box to send audio, and I'm guessing the video will travel through cat5e as well. Any suggestions?
This walk-through was so helpful in helping us clean up and restructure everything. I like having a designated DCA for reverb. Is it possible to have that one "reverb" DCA level control and act as the "main volume/control" for multiple effects returns? Is that recommended? Also (let's use vocal reverb as the example), is it best to simply send an equal signal of all vocals to the effects bus and just control all of them at once from there, or is it best to send each vocalist with a different signal strength to the effects bus? Thanks.
Jake, thanks for your service. Learned a lot. What would the disadvantage of getting the compact versions of X32 vs the full X32 if you are going to use digital snake modules and do the mixing on a tablet . Could save some money by going compact. Thanks and Blessings.
Did I understand you right 1:32:01 would I set up my affects based on DCA group? If I bright down the DCA group it “mute” the singer, but if my worship leader is speaking I don’t want to lose him. Can one channel be in multiple DCA groups?
Router Config - you probably want to change the default IP address on the router. We found that our mixing board router's default IP settings conflicted with our main internet router.
I have a question! We are running 8 ableton tracks out of a Scarlett 18i2” into the DL32 and have a slight bleed into all 8 inputs of the DL32. But if you test each output of the daw individually there’s zero bleed. Any way the Midas could be the issue? It’s the same console here
I'm starting a worship leader position in a couple of weeks. I was able to stop by and check out the board (M32) this weekend. When looking through the plugins, I wasn't finding their version of the LA2A, 1176, or Sonic Maximizer, like I have on my Behringer XR18. Do you know if these should be included? Or would you need to purchase them separately?
Process for taking channels out of Main LR, On Behringer X32, I would like to divert two audio channels from the main speakers to just a single monitor. I don't want them to go through the main speakers only to a monitor. How can I do that? If yes, can you help me to do the thing step by step, please?
We followed your tutorial to the T, and can’t get the effects to add to the channels. It shows signal going through to each channel, but no effects are coming through. Any ideas on this issue? Maybe something is muted? Any help is appreciated!
I have a question about routing the PA outputs. I operate a HSD rig, where in order to control the limiting in the drivers in addition to crossover frequency, we run our sub speakers, mid speakers, and top speakers on their own separate outputs. Typically we have just used Mix buses for the subs and mids and have ran the tops on the main 15 & 16. Is there a way I can continue to run each category of speaker on their own individual output channels (tops are stereo, mids are stereo, subs are mono but we do two per channel, so if we have 4 subs we're using two outputs), but then route all those separate output channels to the main 15 and 16? Almost like a sub bus? And if so how would I do that on the console? Is this where the Matrix feature comes in? Lol sorry, long question I know. Thank you so much for this video it's so helpful!
Hi, thanks a lot for this video. Very helpful. I'm planning to set up the m32 in our church. Do you have any advice on how I should plug in my two L/R main hall speakers and 1 subwoofer. Witch bus should I use and how can i configurat the m32? Thanks
Where do I get the music for virtual sound check... it would be cool if u had some on thumb drives... I would make donation to ur ministry if u could help out
Do you know if this console has a restriction lock? At our main campus we have an SQ7 so if you are logged into the admin you can change the gains and EQs but on the volunteer you can really only change faders, and rename channel strips.
I notice you didnt have Bass or Electirc guitar anywhere at the back of the console - so are you not using electric and bass or are they being put into the board in a different way?
Jake, love your channel, it is great information for those learning moments!!...thank you for sharing your wisdom. I have a quick question for you: Do you run wireless mics from the FOH meaning plugging the transmitters directly into the inputs desired directly in the board or do you plug the transmitters for the wireless mics direct into the stage box DL32? I am having a challenge running my wireless mics from the FOH to register a line level into our DP48 stang monitors.
Great stuff dude as I only at this point do jazz and symphony and rock and roll bands and orchestras however what you're talking about applies to all... I do have a question... Do you have yourself designed by you that is to say,? Do you have a black and white printed flow chart available as to how you think of this mixing board from one end to the other. In other words a shorthand synopsis on print that is available so that one could use it as a checklist of sorts. Long question I know but I think you probably get the gist of it. And so thank you for taking the time and energy to do these things I know that you're making money at doing it nevertheless it's quite an endeavor to produce what you've done here and I do appreciate it believe me!
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Hi Jake. I just wanna ask if we can still connect our analog mixer to behringer x32?
@@donaldcaramanzana1661 why are you trying to connect an analog mixer to it?
@@cdubb9781 Maybe for a matrix mix? Like a seperate mix for the streaming?
@@hermandormehl8827 but it doesn't work that way
no responses on this thread from the creator. does that that ring a bell?
Gear Overview 3:08
Wireless Network Configuration 8:47
Audio Routing Configuration 15:07
Label and Organize Inputs and Outputs 43:57
DCA Groups 1:00:16
How to Set Up Effects 1:12:11
Navigating the Sound Console 1:32:41
How to Set Up the Mute Groups 1:43:11
How to Set Up the Talkback Microphone 1:45:21
Conclusion 1:47:17
FABULOUS OVERVIEW OF THE M32/X32!!!
Gear Overview 3:08
Wireless Network Configuration 8:47
Audio Routing Configuration 15:07
Label and Organize Inputs and Outputs 43:57
How to Set Up Effects 1:12:11
Navigating the Sound Console 1:32:41
How to Set Up the Mute Groups 1:43:11
How to Set Up the Talkback Microphone 1:45:21
Conclusion 1:47:17
I can't tell you how many times I plan on revisiting this as a reference to stay sharp!!!
I'm glad to see Jesse Pinkman has turned his life around and is now working with the church
Yes, I watched the whole thing. Yes, I learned some things. Yes, I'm going to go into church on Wednesday night and "fix" some things. Thanks, Jake! 😉
The most comprehensive and professionally produced tutorial on the M/X 32 mixers that I have watched. Thank you!
I watch your videos for so long time but I haven't commented yet, i just to let you know that your helping churches and doing great work, thank you for your hard work for providing us information and teaching us
GOD bless you for this instructional video. I just started as audio director for a church a few weeks ago and you have made learning the M32 Live so much easier. I was able to get a good mix the day I started running sound, thanks to you. It took a couple weeks for all the info to sink in, but I finally have a solid grasp of the console. Looking forward to watching more of your videos. Keep up the excellent work!!!
I've been running sound at my church for a while, and I have never really got the idea of how the digital system with AES50 and X32 works. This was great and I'm sharing this with all of my people that help with sound!
Thank you, this was very clear and informative. I volunteer as the sound tech for a small church that is seeking to go digital and despite my owning an XAIR 18 I had my doubts about taking on that challenge. This is what I needed thanks again.
I just wanted to stop by and say a huge THANK YOU! I've used your videos and training to learn the ins and outs of church equipment, and just got an upgrade APPROVED for my church! We used your Worship Ministry toolkit as a guide, and could not be happier to start this upgrade!
Awesome! Great work and glad we can help!
Getting ready to install X32 + S16. Thank you so much for the lessons. Learned a LOT!!!!
That's exactly what I have at my church. We got the gear about 3-4 yrs ago and still love it today. Funny, I learned how to program it from TH-cam too. The install company was going to charge $1500 to setup and train. I should have charged my church $750 LoL! Enjoy your new system.
We have an X32 and a P-16M already. We are getting in the S32, 2 Turbosound IQ-15 and a Turbosound IQ-18B later today. I am trying to figure out how to connect them all together and what connects to what. The all have Ultranet connections so I think it should be simple. I just can’t find any videos that incorporates all of this. I just see people have 2 or 3 of these items.
Thank you Jake! Our church decided to just get the X32/M32 because of this video! We ended up with the M32R Live since the X32 Compact is back ordered. Appreciate you taking the time for your experience and knowledge for church audio mixing!
Excellent! Thank you my friend! We just got an MX32 and out of the box had issues which was fixed by a firmware upgrade, but still had no idea how to set it up! This has been so helpful! Behringer need to put you on their payroll! God bless!
Man! you are a true hero. I can't imagine how much time and effort you put to make this long and detail tutorial. God bless.
Thanks, you're a real life saver. We've just bought an X32 at our church and I've got the job of setting it up and training a few people to use it. This course has given me all the information I need to get it set up in a sensible fashion.
Incredibly convenient as my church is purchasing an X32 for this week.
Brother... May God bless greatly!!! You're a true hero and teacher. In my church we just bought a Bx32 to help us in our services and update from analog (heh heh). Thanks a lot for sharing the knowledge God gave you to all of us.
32:00 The tap is different then how the bus is getting sent audio. The tap is when the audio will output from the bus. On each input channel under the sends tab, you can select where the busses will get signal.
So basically, you want your bus sends to be prefader and you want your bus output tap to be post fader so your bus fader still controls the overall level for the bus.
Yep, that part caused me hours of pain.
Beautiful lessons! I really appreciate these instructions. Been analog so long was afraid of a digital mixer but now I’m much more confident!
Dude, THANK YOU SO MUCH!
This video is BEYOND helpful, articulate and informative. Man this helped me do my initial set up for my church's first X32.
Bro, idk how to thank you!
Best presentation for mixer set up ever. Great job, very concise and applicable.
Thank you SOOO much for this - it has been really useful today in helping me to get my head around setting up the X32 Compact for our church!
you came in so clutch! Ordering this for my church this week!!!!!
thank you for what you do Jake and the team, this video helped me set up my church's sound system a ton because i knew nothing lol
Just set up a Midas M32 Mixer very interesting mixer. but glad for the info on how it works from this video.
Hey Jake! I wanted to make people aware that if you have a midas branded console with a behringer branded stagebox you would not be taking advantage of the better preamps which is one of the best reasons to get the m series over the x series.
One of the best little upgrades I recommend for X32 users is to spend a bit more and get a midas stage box.
Agreed. The Midas stage box preamps are superior to the Behringer stage box preamps.
Justin Audia what do preamps do?
When someone mentions preamps, I think of the gain button at the top of each channel on an analogue mixer.
Sorry I’m not a sound engineer, so would like a simple explanation to help me understand plz ?
Thanks.
RexyFan Google is your friend!!
However:
Preamps/ADCs take the analog Input signal and amplifie (preamp) them first (duh) and then convert (ADC) them into digital signals for your console to process. Better preamps equal better sound.
Nixmix800 thank you 😊
To achieve 1-to-1 mappings on my setup, I like to "go decimal" restarting a stereo 1/2 to 11/12 (subtract 10) or map 1-16 onto a bank starting with 11, 21, 31, lastly 41-56 etc. Works well. Probably better than say... 33 to 48 potentially (subtract 32). Then again the Midas always goes in banks of 8 if I recall. I love how the faders are so smooth and seem to go forever as you puil them down on a slow fade.
Well done I have to set up a compact X-32 next Thursday and thanks to you and God you both are giving the knowledge that need thank you.
Very good tuto, tks.
Some more tips (no big deal but accurate info):
-for wifi router, you'd better hide your SSID. This add more secure around your network.
-at minute 25'28", read In (for inputs), not Ln (for Line as you said)
-at minute 1h21'42", to set back a GEQ band back to zero, simply press MUTE on its corresponding channel. To set all GEQ bands back to zero, use the RESET ALL function under the screen.
-for the talkback function, I would like to add that the X32 series have also a built in mic that work pretty well (located down left corner of the screen).
Thank you Jake. This is an excellent video for the main set up foundations. Very well explained.
Thank you guys, greetings from Sicily. Great great job. God bless you
Our church just got the x32, just arrived today! I will need some help to set up. Thank you for sharing
Actually Super Cool Course for M32/X32! Thanks Jake
@2:30 Could not find "The Beginner's Guide to Church Sound," that you referenced. Is it by a different title? Do you have a link?
Dude, thanks so much for the video. This was very thorough and will definitely help me out big time!!
Well Done sir! greetings from Germany.
Cool video, thx! Nothing new for me, but I’ve had pause for 3 years of my practice as a concert sound engineer, and this video is a good key for me to start. Use X32 Rack with iPad control.
excellent video! the dca can also designate as “mute groups” to selected channels within that dca.
My goodness you made this make so much sense . Thank You
Thank very much sir for this amazing tutorial that you spend for us.
Thanks for taking the time to make this video!! Hoping to take our church sound from analog mixing to digital!
This course is soo informative.I use Midas 32 and have learned alot from you.Thanks alot
Thanks so much for your help. purchase this for my church and getting ready to install. this a blessing.
Hey Jake! Thank you for all y’all do to enrich the Kingdom and specifically the worship community. I am having trouble locating the “Beginners guide to worship sound” you mention around 2:50. Is there a link you can share?
I selected a Presonus 32R for our church's mobile setup, but after doing some research on a different mobile system build, I decided to get an X32 rack for the second system.
I have to say... While I do like the iPad app for the Presonus 32R better than the Behringer app, I definitely like the X32's feature set and stability better than Presonus 32R's.
If I had to do it all over again, I would go with the X32 for both systems.
thank you very much! Really good tutorial! You are really talented to explain technical things. My english is not the best, I understood it anyway. Thank you again and god bless you
What an incredible resource! Thank you so much for sharing this.
Have you done a basic setup video for the Behringer X32? I'm just seeing the Midas board in this. Thanks.
Beautiful... Greetings from Europa Mission Centre, Switzerland. Nice!!!
Do you have instruction for setting the X32 up for doing Livestream audio on the same board as your in house worship service mix?
th-cam.com/video/YRIw4qmVzSM/w-d-xo.html
I understood that the prefader config was set on the sends view of the given buss, which gives you the option in pairs (1-2, 3-4, 5-6, and so on), and not on the output section, because you lose master fader control when doing so.
WOW you are amazing too much information to take at once. thanks for sharing your knowledge.
I'm actually setting up an X32 Compact this weekend. Thanks for the timely video.
You mentioned a "Beginner's Guide to Church Sound" but I can't seem to find that video...
Dude thank you for this video. We are getting the M32 shortly and this is exactly what we needed! :)
Loved every bit of it. Great courseware. Keep up the great work. Perhaps you should also talk about the use of MIDI for use on independent DAW software.
I believe the output "tap" signal should be set to "post fader" even for in-ear monitors as it is a send, not where you're pulling audio from.
Thanks for great lesson, but I have a question. Can just adjust my. Effect from the buses to the main outputs without the return?
Can you touch a little more on using the Midas App as a source for in-ears? Maybe also a little bit on the hardware setup for that, if any. Thanks! Great Video; God Bless!
Super informative so thank you, but the effects part is what I really needed to check out and it doesn’t translate as well to the X32. I have the x32 compact and I don’t have the fader section so I got pretty lost. Would you be down to do a version on an x32? Assuming you even have access to one lol. Thanks either way!
Thank you, guys. Good bless you.
loving this already
Great overview honestly, very thorough
This video was great and answered a ton of my questions. I can't find the video you mentioned - "Beginners Guide to Church Sound". Where can I find that video?
Thank you Jake. You explain slowly and thoroughly. God Bless.
This was excellent, many thanks for posting it
Our church will be getting Ableton live soon. I will be new to that daw. We will be using it for our live stream mix. We use the Midas 32. Do you have a tutorial on how to route the audio from Midas to ableton so I can have a separate mix for the live stream? 🙏🏽 thank you
Hi, may I request for a link to the begginers guide. Thanks
Thank you for this video. I learned a lot of things from this. So, may I a question please. When I connected the ethernet, I don't know why I didn't see any wifi on my laptop or smartphone, please? I followed all of your step. Thank you.
Awesome video!! Very helpful and full time of nice tips! Do you happen to have a video similar for Allen & Heath SQ mixers?
Great instructional video - thank you
Question... My church has an X32 compact that was setup by the professional installer that looked over our setup and then installed it after we bought it for them... It works fine, and just has a digital box probably similar to the one you're using, below the stage with the digital box just hooked up to our stage riser and wall plugs, which is fine, but i have a microphone setup at home that I don't use much, as of yet, at least and was wondering about connection types available...
Presumably I could (if I ever needed the microphones, such as for a kids play) just hook the receiver into XLR jacks on the stage itself, or into the box under the stage itself, but there's 2 issues with that, 1 being the fact that my receiver likes LOS without bodies in the way, for best reception, and obviously, most plugs would be behind the talent, or else the empty plugs on the box would be under a hatch cover in a bit of an electrical closet, neither of which is ideal, and 2, the receiver/mic setup is tiny, and over 300$, so I'm not wanting the receiver to get stepped on... For reference, my receiver has 2 paired mic's that can send data to separate channels,(if I want to) for using a single mixer channel dedicated to each microphone (as opposed to 2 stereo aux channels locked together)...
So, what I was wondering, was if there's any reason not to get a 3.5 to dual 1/4 jack patch cable, and just modify the resulting audio with the associated aux slider associated with each individual mic? Would that work, or if not then what would you recommend to do for something like that? It's just a Prosumer mic setup that I have that I'd like to have available to borrow to the church when needed, that has line output on the receiver if I need it, and is just 2 tiny wireless lapel mics, with a charging dock/receiver that's all rechargeable, picomic 2/PicoStream if you're wondering the product model name of the mic setup... Any ideas how to incorporate something like that if I ever find a need for it, or ways to improve the original idea on using aux ports? I really prefer having the main unit close to me at the soundboard, assuming it works from that distance when I eventually test it this weekend, after I get my cable delivered hopefully tomorrow...
Great video, can you do a tutorial for dummies on matrix's and how to record?
Hey Guys! Good video.
Question, what do I need to do if my mixer doesn’t populate when it’s hooked up to the router and my computer is connected to the correct network? My mixer isn’t showing up as an available mixer to connect to in the X32 edit app.. Any help would be appreciated.
Thank you for that video! Could I ask you for an advice? How using Dante can improve the Behringer ecosystem? How do you actually use it in the ministry? Thanks 🙌
You really did a very good Job Jake....You have today open my mind a lot.....when are you going to do Vocals and Instruments EQs.....? I personally need it.
Thanks for this video.
Would you recommend that we get a Behringer X32 and a DL32 (because of the Midas Preamps ) or the M32R Live + DL32.
Is it worth getting the M32R Live over the X32?
My concern is the length of future Software updates as I believe the M32R will likely get more years of update considering it was released 6-7 years later after the X32.
Thanks
Hey Jake I was wondering if there is anyway to make a course that can help people with developing a good ear when they are behind the mixing console. I have been able to teach many different people about all the tech, the buttons and knobs, cables etc. but I haven't been able to show them how to develop their ear. Do you have any tips and tricks or techniques that you have used or have been taught?
That was very helpful. Great training video.
I am watching this entire video (and other video's you have produced). They are excellent! The church I play drums for is going through some major renovations. When construction starts in the Main sanctuary, everything will be moved to the Family Life Ctr gym (where they have the Contemporary service now). They purchased a new Allen and Heath digital mixer a few months ago. We are planning to send audio and video to the control room via Cat5e cable, which is about 100' away. I'm thinking we may implement the stage box to send audio, and I'm guessing the video will travel through cat5e as well. Any suggestions?
This walk-through was so helpful in helping us clean up and restructure everything. I like having a designated DCA for reverb. Is it possible to have that one "reverb" DCA level control and act as the "main volume/control" for multiple effects returns? Is that recommended?
Also (let's use vocal reverb as the example), is it best to simply send an equal signal of all vocals to the effects bus and just control all of them at once from there, or is it best to send each vocalist with a different signal strength to the effects bus?
Thanks.
Jake, thanks for your service. Learned a lot. What would the disadvantage of getting the compact versions of X32 vs the full X32 if you are going to use digital snake modules and do the mixing on a tablet . Could save some money by going compact. Thanks and Blessings.
Can you please do this exact course but for the Behringer Wing? I'll gladly pay for it.
Did I understand you right 1:32:01 would I set up my affects based on DCA group? If I bright down the DCA group it “mute” the singer, but if my worship leader is speaking I don’t want to lose him. Can one channel be in multiple DCA groups?
Router Config - you probably want to change the default IP address on the router. We found that our mixing board router's default IP settings conflicted with our main internet router.
I have a question! We are running 8 ableton tracks out of a Scarlett 18i2” into the DL32 and have a slight bleed into all 8 inputs of the DL32. But if you test each output of the daw individually there’s zero bleed. Any way the Midas could be the issue? It’s the same console here
I'm starting a worship leader position in a couple of weeks. I was able to stop by and check out the board (M32) this weekend. When looking through the plugins, I wasn't finding their version of the LA2A, 1176, or Sonic Maximizer, like I have on my Behringer XR18. Do you know if these should be included? Or would you need to purchase them separately?
Process for taking channels out of Main LR, On Behringer X32, I would like to divert two audio channels from the main speakers to just a single monitor. I don't want them to go through the main speakers only to a monitor. How can I do that? If yes, can you help me to do the thing step by step, please?
How can I hire you to come to my church to fix our livestream audio. Please let me know how can we get in contact with you
We followed your tutorial to the T, and can’t get the effects to add to the channels. It shows signal going through to each channel, but no effects are coming through. Any ideas on this issue? Maybe something is muted? Any help is appreciated!
I have a question about routing the PA outputs. I operate a HSD rig, where in order to control the limiting in the drivers in addition to crossover frequency, we run our sub speakers, mid speakers, and top speakers on their own separate outputs. Typically we have just used Mix buses for the subs and mids and have ran the tops on the main 15 & 16. Is there a way I can continue to run each category of speaker on their own individual output channels (tops are stereo, mids are stereo, subs are mono but we do two per channel, so if we have 4 subs we're using two outputs), but then route all those separate output channels to the main 15 and 16? Almost like a sub bus? And if so how would I do that on the console? Is this where the Matrix feature comes in?
Lol sorry, long question I know. Thank you so much for this video it's so helpful!
Listen JG… you are the MAN. Thank you 🙏🏾
Hi, thanks a lot for this video. Very helpful. I'm planning to set up the m32 in our church. Do you have any advice on how I should plug in my two L/R main hall speakers and 1 subwoofer. Witch bus should I use and how can i configurat the m32?
Thanks
Where do I get the music for virtual sound check... it would be cool if u had some on thumb drives... I would make donation to ur ministry if u could help out
Do you know if this console has a restriction lock? At our main campus we have an SQ7 so if you are logged into the admin you can change the gains and EQs but on the volunteer you can really only change faders, and rename channel strips.
This whole thing is invaluable!
I notice you didnt have Bass or Electirc guitar anywhere at the back of the console - so are you not using electric and bass or are they being put into the board in a different way?
Jake, love your channel, it is great information for those learning moments!!...thank you for sharing your wisdom. I have a quick question for you: Do you run wireless mics from the FOH meaning plugging the transmitters directly into the inputs desired directly in the board or do you plug the transmitters for the wireless mics direct into the stage box DL32? I am having a challenge running my wireless mics from the FOH to register a line level into our DP48 stang monitors.
Great stuff dude as I only at this point do jazz and symphony and rock and roll bands and orchestras however what you're talking about applies to all... I do have a question... Do you have yourself designed by you that is to say,? Do you have a black and white printed flow chart available as to how you think of this mixing board from one end to the other. In other words a shorthand synopsis on print that is available so that one could use it as a checklist of sorts. Long question I know but I think you probably get the gist of it. And so thank you for taking the time and energy to do these things I know that you're making money at doing it nevertheless it's quite an endeavor to produce what you've done here and I do appreciate it believe me!