Thank you for watching this video. We've posted a new version of this video to include more information and to answer common questions. th-cam.com/video/z3E4JSsfw4s/w-d-xo.html
I was volunteered to be the tech guy at an event for my community (because they assume that I know this stuff by default by virtue of being a Millennial lol). This looks very similar to the set up I will be using. You just saved saved the day, sir! Much appreciated!
Wow, Jordan you look completely different three years ago.. 😂 I can tell you learned a great about making TH-cam videos and delivery and presentation. But your information is still top-notch and useful thank you.
Excellent instructional video. I just happened to have a Yamaha MG10. You made it very simple for a newbie like me to feel comfortable setting up a small PA system. Following your easy setup will ensure that I will not damage my PA system while getting great performance. Could not be happier to have found your video.
Thank you very much for this informative video. Great for a notice (like me). Explains how to avoid problems and troubleshoot common problems (i.e. feedback, power issues, order for running cables, powering up, as well as emphasizing best practices that are often cut short). I learned a lot!
Informative video...but little bit disappointing that the subtitles are reflecting on the YAMAHA MG10XU that spoiled the whole idea. Please be remember for future.
Great video. However, I have a question. I have the MG10XU and want to separate the volume controls between the PA speakers and subwoofers. Is it possible to plug in both subs to the Monitor out or do you suggest using a splitter then plug the subs in the FX Send?
I know this is a way late post, but I normally set up the mixer first to normalize everything and put on some music to establish unity gain sound levels. After the mixer is set with music playing, I add the main amp/speakers and set the volume all the way low, then bring it up to your performance level for the event remembering a room full of people will need more volume. If your mixer has an output EQ, this can be used to adjust for the room. Now when adding mics, etc, the cue/PFL,SOLO, or other name for channel monitor, they can be adjusted to nominal in the sound check so when they are sent live to the main, there are no surprises and people running for the exits as performance volume was defined before the event. Run the mixer at nominal VU levels regardless of the event size. Adjust the amp/speakers for the event size before the event starts. It is really amateur to turn on a mic and have the level horribly adjusted. Use the Pre Fade Listen, Solo, CUE or what ever it is call on your board to set the mic channel before the guest speaker uses it. Music is better than "Test, Test, Test". A mic pre cued and trimmed will just work. Checking computer levels, CD, DVD, Mics, etc are always best checked first with meters and headphones before going live on mains.
But does one box speaker like this, I have a 12" Lansing work ok for a karaoke scenario? Is it possible to incorporate a Samsung sound bar and the subwoofer that it supports with the one 12" using a mixer? The won't connect to each other but after seeing this I'm thinking w a mixer it would work...any advise would be appreciated....
IM struggling to find the info I’m looking for? I have 2 215 peavey speakers run off one amp and want to add a peavey 118 sub. Can I power all 3 with my amp or do I need an additional amp or have to fork up the cash for a powered sub. Thanks for what you do and hope you can help.
need bass sound on these will this sound good in small hall with high ceilings. I got two Samson Expedition old speakers need to do a small halloween party 150 ppl any recommendations for setup. Need the bass to hit hard. One subwoofer or two for small budget. I have the Rane one what wires would I need??
Thanks for explaining the process simply, how would you go at linking a 2nd speaker to this first speaker so I would have 2 working? I understand they all need their own power cord, but I am not sure about inputs and outputs, or if I would need a Male to Male XLR cable, instead of a female to male XLR. Help please haha
What I need to know is how to connect my echo/reverb pedal to my powered mixer. Plugging my guitar into the "in" of my pedal and then from the "out" of the pedal to my powered speaker "in" creates a feedback loop. I know it's best to use my Mackie mixer, but I'm still curious to know the answer to my question. I'm using Italian Stage 400watt powered speakers.
Do you know why they they closed the cold first and then turn on the speaker is because like the oranges the one that makes like a long or that is super loud for kids so that's why they plug in the cable first and then turn on the speaker
@@kettnercreative I am DJ-ING my son's Prom July 25th. The venue has the ION Total Max speakers, and I was told all I need is a phone or an I-pad to DJ there. That being said I use to DJ 25 years ago! So Do I really need a mixer or can I just run straight from these speakers, as they have two. Music through one and mice in another???
@@richardpizzahut08 I wouldn't recommend running music in one and the mic in the other. You'll be much better with the even coverage from having both sources come from both speakers.
Hello, why don't you plug your mixer on the input "thru" of the DXR12 instead of the line input as you explain it on another video ? What is the difference between the 2 inputs of the DRX12 ? Thanks for your answer, Emilio (France).
The DXR12 has only one XLR input, but it has two different XLR outputs. Thru will send a copy of what is playing on this speaker to another speaker. Link out is for when you're not using a mixer. It will send the right output from either 1/4" or RCA to the next speaker which will give you stereo sound since the left input will play on this speaker.
I have been having problems only getting the right side speakers to play on a stereo song. (I wish it was all mono) I've tried plugging L in one and R in another. If I had a XLR splitter into 1 L or 1 R would that solve it?
Hi, thanks for sharing this amazing video. Can you please ( or anyone here) show me how to setup my PRX 812W speakers to the PRX715 powered Sub to the MW12C Yamaha Mixer. I do have the DBX EQ and the DBX drive rack and also the Lexicon. I am so greatly thankful for your help in advance.👍🏻👌
Why do you want to set all your EQ's at zero as a starting point? We usually use all our setting where we set them in rehearsal so we have starting point. Is that wrong? What happens if you do, or if you don't? If you have a 7 or 9 band EQ on your mixer board what happens if you don't have it straight across? My group wants me to leave the EQ band like a V in order to take out the middle while boosting the bass and a little highs and then adjust the individual vocal's EQ setting as we go from place to place. This is a Quartet that sings Southern Gospel, do you have any suggestion of what we might be doing right/wrong? Our bass singing wants more bass support in his voice. We have the support in the music.
Why is it that all the videos im watching to connect speaker to mixer is not naming what cables gos to what plug in to the mixer. like xlr gos to what out or input or to main in or out no names they don’t detail at all for a biginner im finding that know one is of any help
Trying to connect a Rockville Power Gig RPG-122KK powered speakers. Trying to connect to the Yamaha MG10XU mixer. Not sure how to get the speakers connected to the mixer (or if its even possible). Any help would be awesome! THanks
Most mid to high range mixers already include a USB interface. if not, it is possible to use mic line in or a TRRS cable if your laptop's only got one audio jack
If I've using a stereo audio mixer that has 2 main outs (L and R), how does that change things with my speaker setup? Does it matter which one I use if I'm doing everything else the same as in this tutorial?
you'll need some type of balanced 1/4" to 1/8" cables to connect to your speakers. It is unusual to have R/L inputs on speakers that are only 3.5mm/1/8".
5:00 When you plug in the 3.5MM (iphone) to dual TS cable in the L+R, do you lose out on the L when you plug the speaker into the R? I want to run my speakers in Mono and daisy chain them together, is that possible? Thanks
Yes, you'll lose L if you're only outputting to R. If you have enough inputs on your mixer, plug your dual TS inputs into two R channels. So now you have to use two faders but now you'll get the stereo input to output to mono.
how high do you turn up your speaker main volume? I assume that you control the volume completely from the mixer. And if you had a small 6 channel mixer and a larger 10 channel mixer, could you use them both on a set of powered speakers that each have 3 channels?
I wouldn't recommend two different consoles at the same time. I would get a bigger console and run it that way. I always leave the speakers set to "0" on the yamaha console which is roughly 50% (depending on brand) and do all of the volume control from the console.
@@kettnercreative Thank you so much! wow, I did not expect such a quick answer! My powered speakers have a volume, what do I set them on. If I set them to 0 I would get nothing, I did not know if I should turn them up high and just use the mixer to control them. I am a little lost with the word console, do you mean mixer?
I’ve plugged my speakers into my audio mixer and my mic sound comes out of my headset and speakers but anything I try to play on my pc doesn’t come out of my headset or speakers, can someone please help
If you wanna hook up keyboard to a speaker, you're going to need to plug in your keyboard into a DI box with a TRS cable and then from the output of the DI use an XLR to connect to the Line in of the speaker
Hi! I'm trying to play music with my Iphone through a mixer, but each time the voice of the singer is muffled in a way, I use a mini jack-adapter to connect to my Iphone.. What am I doing wrong? thanks!
I would double check the EQ settings on your mixer. If your sound is muffled, then I would suggest that your treble is either turned down or your bass is turned way up. Do other channels (Microphones, etc.) sound normal?
@@kettnercreative thank you! Yes we've tried many things on the table, and all other channels sound good! We always use it for live music (guitar, mic), but impossible to put a mp3 from an Iphone, the sound is terrible!
You're suppose to set the volume starting from input level (gain), to channel level, to master level, to speaker input level in that order to make sure you have the best signal to noise ratio.
I'm not sure that you're correct. By starting with the speaker level at zero, then setting the master at zero, then setting the channel at zero, it make sure that you're not introducing more gain than necessary, thus reducing as much noise as possible. The goal is always (95% of cases) to have the speakers (if they're self powered), mixer, and channel all at zero (unity), then introduce the minimum amount of gain possible to achieve the desired result. This is what I attempted to demonstrate in the video.
Thank you for watching this video. We've posted a new version of this video to include more information and to answer common questions. th-cam.com/video/z3E4JSsfw4s/w-d-xo.html
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I was volunteered to be the tech guy at an event for my community (because they assume that I know this stuff by default by virtue of being a Millennial lol). This looks very similar to the set up I will be using. You just saved saved the day, sir! Much appreciated!
We need that update how it go xD!!?
@@SykeThrone He ded
TH-cam showed me this video today and I couldn't believe what I'm seeing. Man! you're now half of you! Good job!
Ahah. Yeah. I get more sleep now that I'm not running events 24/7. Live is a bit more balanced.
Another great tip you said: leave the test tunes on and listen to the room while continuing setup work.
Wow, Jordan you look completely different three years ago.. 😂 I can tell you learned a great about making TH-cam videos and delivery and presentation. But your information is still top-notch and useful thank you.
I get a little more sleep these days aha.
@@kettnercreative 😂 I completely understand
Using your 📱 to play
Music to get a read on the responsiveness of the room is a great tip!!!🙏🙏🙏
Excellent instructional video. I just happened to have a Yamaha MG10. You made it very simple for a newbie like me to feel comfortable setting up a small PA system. Following your easy setup will ensure that I will not damage my PA system while getting great performance. Could not be happier to have found your video.
Excellent. I’m very happy that this helped!
Thank you for sharing principles such as "setting up equipment in the order of big problem to small."
Apart from the quality content I'd also like to congratulate you on your improved shape! Well done!
Thank you. Took a while to get my life into balance, but I feel like I've made some progress.
Alright, Jordan! Man you’ve come a long way! You’re videos are top notch. Very professional. Have learned quite a bit from you
I appreciate that!
Thank you very much for this informative video. Great for a notice (like me). Explains how to avoid problems and troubleshoot common problems (i.e. feedback, power issues, order for running cables, powering up, as well as emphasizing best practices that are often cut short). I learned a lot!
Glad you found it useful.
novice not notice
Thanks didn’t expect to learn anything, but u explained so perfectly
This was actually very good beginner tutorial. Very good approach and good points to look out
Thank you.
What’s the best way to plug my mixer into a hotel sound system through their single wall mounted XLR receptacle?
Thank you very much for the very detailed and thorough explanation. This video was extremely helpful!
Wow, I didn't even recognize you at first =) You look amazing now
Thank you for your great demonstration..
You are welcome!
Thank you so much sir for your packaged information.
Informative video...but little bit disappointing that the subtitles are reflecting on the YAMAHA MG10XU that spoiled the whole idea. Please be remember for future.
Hello may I ask is the XLR cables for microphone and for the speaker is the same?
I just discovered your channel. I love it and your explanations are awesome! Very helpful video!
Can you connect a powered mixer with a active speaker
Can I connect my small 4channel mixer to main mixer for dj gig,,I'm using Xtreme acoustic xamxb4,
Great video. However, I have a question. I have the MG10XU and want to separate the volume controls between the PA speakers and subwoofers. Is it possible to plug in both subs to the Monitor out or do you suggest using a splitter then plug the subs in the FX Send?
Pleasell me. The powered speaker in put goes in to regular mixer main output???
I know this is a way late post, but I normally set up the mixer first to normalize everything and put on some music to establish unity gain sound levels. After the mixer is set with music playing, I add the main amp/speakers and set the volume all the way low, then bring it up to your performance level for the event remembering a room full of people will need more volume. If your mixer has an output EQ, this can be used to adjust for the room. Now when adding mics, etc, the cue/PFL,SOLO, or other name for channel monitor, they can be adjusted to nominal in the sound check so when they are sent live to the main, there are no surprises and people running for the exits as performance volume was defined before the event. Run the mixer at nominal VU levels regardless of the event size. Adjust the amp/speakers for the event size before the event starts. It is really amateur to turn on a mic and have the level horribly adjusted. Use the Pre Fade Listen, Solo, CUE or what ever it is call on your board to set the mic channel before the guest speaker uses it. Music is better than "Test, Test, Test". A mic pre cued and trimmed will just work. Checking computer levels, CD, DVD, Mics, etc are always best checked first with meters and headphones before going live on mains.
Yeah, everyone has their own process. Glad you have a system that works for you!
But does one box speaker like this, I have a 12" Lansing work ok for a karaoke scenario? Is it possible to incorporate a Samsung sound bar and the subwoofer that it supports with the one 12" using a mixer? The won't connect to each other but after seeing this I'm thinking w a mixer it would work...any advise would be appreciated....
IM struggling to find the info I’m looking for? I have 2 215 peavey speakers run off one amp and want to add a peavey 118 sub. Can I power all 3 with my amp or do I need an additional amp or have to fork up the cash for a powered sub. Thanks for what you do and hope you can help.
Thanks excellent suggestions in the video
need bass sound on these will this sound good in small hall with high ceilings. I got two Samson Expedition old speakers need to do a small halloween party 150 ppl any recommendations for setup. Need the bass to hit hard. One subwoofer or two for small budget. I have the Rane one what wires would I need??
Thanks for explaining the process simply, how would you go at linking a 2nd speaker to this first speaker so I would have 2 working? I understand they all need their own power cord, but I am not sure about inputs and outputs, or if I would need a Male to Male XLR cable, instead of a female to male XLR. Help please haha
Hi, I m Vijay from India , can u guide me how to record in audacity by MG10XU ? Using of USB default feature. Please
He is real soundman, it's simple and awesome
Thank you.
yeah, we here also do that
can this mixer be connected to IEM system? (for this scenario)
What I need to know is how to connect my echo/reverb pedal to my powered mixer. Plugging my guitar into the "in" of my pedal and then from the "out" of the pedal to my powered speaker "in" creates a feedback loop. I know it's best to use my Mackie mixer, but I'm still curious to know the answer to my question. I'm using Italian Stage 400watt powered speakers.
Can u connect passive n active on one mixer?
I love your voice lol. Thanks for the detailed explanation!!
Very good 👍 .I am Indian person
Do you know why they they closed the cold first and then turn on the speaker is because like the oranges the one that makes like a long or that is super loud for kids so that's why they plug in the cable first and then turn on the speaker
can i hook this up to my pc for watching my Esports?
fantastic mate you got straight tro the point and didnt make it complicated,cheers for that.
Happy to help.
If someone was doing an outdoor event what kind of outdoor or indoor generator power what he use?
Preferably something grounded that can give clear power. Depends on the size of your PA.
@@kettnercreative If doing a larger or outdoor event like music is 100 watt or 500 watt or is it amp not sure and may need solar power for backup.
I would contact an electrician
👏🏾👍🏾 AMAZING DEMO, really helped me out!!!
Fantastic, happy to hear that.
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Hi. What’s brand of mixer?
Thank you so much! This is exactly what i was looking for
Awesome! Happy to help!
@@kettnercreative I am DJ-ING my son's Prom July 25th. The venue has the ION Total Max speakers, and I was told all I need is a phone or an I-pad to DJ there. That being said I use to DJ 25 years ago! So Do I really need a mixer or can I just run straight from these speakers, as they have two. Music through one and mice in another???
@@richardpizzahut08 I wouldn't recommend running music in one and the mic in the other. You'll be much better with the even coverage from having both sources come from both speakers.
Thanks for the great tips!
Hello, why don't you plug your mixer on the input "thru" of the DXR12 instead of the line input as you explain it on another video ? What is the difference between the 2 inputs of the DRX12 ? Thanks for your answer, Emilio (France).
The DXR12 has only one XLR input, but it has two different XLR outputs.
Thru will send a copy of what is playing on this speaker to another speaker.
Link out is for when you're not using a mixer. It will send the right output from either 1/4" or RCA to the next speaker which will give you stereo sound since the left input will play on this speaker.
You guys are great! Thanks!
could be nice to know in what input you plug in as it's not clear - mic, line...?
There's an updated video linked below that describes everything better.
thank you this helped a lot and also i have the exact same mixer
Glad it helped!
thank you for the video, can I use a mic xlr cable to connect my mixer to the PA speaker?
Yes, all audio XLR cable is the same spec and can be used for microphones or speakers.
did you explain 1 speaker is only on right channel? how about left channel? some music is on stereo ,the drums sometimes in left channel😅
Seems like you know what you're doing, thumbs up. Im concerned about those speaker stands. Your speakers are rockin. No pun intended.
Thanks!
could we facetime i need help hooking up two mixers correctly please
How are you set up the Bose S1 pro using three speakers one as a monitor using backing tracks and Mic?
Not sure, I haven't had a chance to use the Bose S1 yet.
What type of cable is being used for mixer to pa speaker. I'm confused with speaker and instrument cables.
XLR cable is used to connect the mixer to the powered PA speaker. Instrument cables are for instruments.
Great process! Thanks for sharing that!
Good, practical advice. Thanks.
Glad it was helpful!
I have been having problems only getting the right side speakers to play on a stereo song. (I wish it was all mono)
I've tried plugging L in one and R in another. If I had a XLR splitter into 1 L or 1 R would that solve it?
Hi! Could you please advise , how can I plug the mixer to a JBL partybox 100? Can I do it to the line in 3.5mm or the jack 1/4 for microphone ? Thanks
This is awesome! Thanks a lot!
You're very welcome!
every time I turn off the mic after singing, the sound system makes loud feedback noise. what can I do to fix it? please help.
Hi, thanks for sharing this amazing video. Can you please ( or anyone here) show me how to setup my PRX 812W speakers to the PRX715 powered Sub to the MW12C Yamaha Mixer. I do have the DBX EQ and the DBX drive rack and also the Lexicon. I am so greatly thankful for your help in advance.👍🏻👌
which mixer is best for powered speakers?
Can we connect speakers and directly to mixer...??
Yes, using the XLR cable.
Perfect how to video for a complete novice,like me.
Thank you.
Hi . Can i use Alto Ts-308 as home theater center speaker ! Thanks.
Not sure.
Simple enough even a drummer can understand.
Excellent. Glad you found it helpful.
Why do you want to set all your EQ's at zero as a starting point? We usually use all our setting where we set them in rehearsal so we have starting point. Is that wrong? What happens if you do, or if you don't? If you have a 7 or 9 band EQ on your mixer board what happens if you don't have it straight across? My group wants me to leave the EQ band like a V in order to take out the middle while boosting the bass and a little highs and then adjust the individual vocal's EQ setting as we go from place to place. This is a Quartet that sings Southern Gospel, do you have any suggestion of what we might be doing right/wrong? Our bass singing wants more bass support in his voice. We have the support in the music.
great video
Thank you!
Why is it that all the videos im watching to connect speaker to mixer is not naming what cables gos to what plug in to the mixer. like xlr gos to what out or input or to main in or out no names they don’t detail at all for a biginner im finding that know one is of any help
can you connect the computer instead of the phone? i assume yes . im new here
The connection cable is XLR dad to XLR dad?
Absolutely wonderful video brother!!! God bless in Jesus's name
Excellent! Thank you very much for making this easy, it worked for me😎👍
No problem, glad to hear that it was helpful.
Hi, may I ask how you call the cable you used to connect the mixer and speaker. Thank you:)
I hv the same question
XLR balanced
@@Tom-sd2vi Thank you. :)
XLR Cable.
Trying to connect a Rockville Power Gig RPG-122KK powered speakers. Trying to connect to the Yamaha MG10XU mixer. Not sure how to get the speakers connected to the mixer (or if its even possible). Any help would be awesome! THanks
Connect the XLR output of the Mixer into the XLR input of your Rockville Powered Speakers.
Thanks Love the demo. Straight to the point.
Glad to help!
One newbie question: Is it possible to use the laptop's mic line in to route in the mix out of the mixer (without an external audio interface)?
Most mid to high range mixers already include a USB interface. if not, it is possible to use mic line in or a TRRS cable if your laptop's only got one audio jack
I wish you would have shown a close up video. Thank you for the video
We have a newer version with better closeups.
Hi I love 💘 your channel
If I've using a stereo audio mixer that has 2 main outs (L and R), how does that change things with my speaker setup? Does it matter which one I use if I'm doing everything else the same as in this tutorial?
Gregg Schulz if it’s Speakon speakers you need an amp
@Gregg Schulz how would you get stereo sound to come out of one powered speaker. Speaker single in mixer L R out.
Run left to one side, and right to the other.
well done video...thx
No Problem
Really helpful - thanks.
No problem at all, glad you liked it.
Hi Thank you for the brief explanation. 👍 I am new to the sound systems or mixers. Is it possible to hook up a USB mic to the mixer?
Unfortunately you cannot connect a USB mic to a mixer like this.
I have a R/L 3.5mm speakers. What wires do I need for this mixer? Thanks!
you'll need some type of balanced 1/4" to 1/8" cables to connect to your speakers. It is unusual to have R/L inputs on speakers that are only 3.5mm/1/8".
@@kettnercreative hi thank you so much for replying, can't thank you enough.
They are pioneer DM 40 desktop speakers. Sorry for confusion.
Noot too visual to locate the how and how much adjust them for good sound
How would you have stereo sound come out of one powered speaker from the mixer with a left and right output?
If you plug it into a stereo channel (5/6 for example), then I would just pan that channel left and use the left output of your mixer. Does this help?
5:00 When you plug in the 3.5MM (iphone) to dual TS cable in the L+R, do you lose out on the L when you plug the speaker into the R? I want to run my speakers in Mono and daisy chain them together, is that possible? Thanks
Yes, you'll lose L if you're only outputting to R. If you have enough inputs on your mixer, plug your dual TS inputs into two R channels. So now you have to use two faders but now you'll get the stereo input to output to mono.
Just pan the stereo channel to the left, then only use the left output of the mixer.
Thank you!
how high do you turn up your speaker main volume? I assume that you control the volume completely from the mixer. And if you had a small 6 channel mixer and a larger 10 channel mixer, could you use them both on a set of powered speakers that each have 3 channels?
I wouldn't recommend two different consoles at the same time. I would get a bigger console and run it that way.
I always leave the speakers set to "0" on the yamaha console which is roughly 50% (depending on brand) and do all of the volume control from the console.
@@kettnercreative Thank you so much! wow, I did not expect such a quick answer! My powered speakers have a volume, what do I set them on. If I set them to 0 I would get nothing, I did not know if I should turn them up high and just use the mixer to control them. I am a little lost with the word console, do you mean mixer?
@@artsymamanana Usually there is a mark with the recommended volume setting. If there isn't, then turn it up to 50%. Console = Audio Mixer.
@@kettnercreative Thanks.
I’ve plugged my speakers into my audio mixer and my mic sound comes out of my headset and speakers but anything I try to play on my pc doesn’t come out of my headset or speakers, can someone please help
I would love to see the hook up to a piano keyboard. Is there any set up on a video for that please?
If you wanna hook up keyboard to a speaker, you're going to need to plug in your keyboard into a DI box with a TRS cable and then from the output of the DI use an XLR to connect to the Line in of the speaker
Good idea, we'll add it to our list.
Hi! I'm trying to play music with my Iphone through a mixer, but each time the voice of the singer is muffled in a way, I use a mini jack-adapter to connect to my Iphone.. What am I doing wrong? thanks!
I would double check the EQ settings on your mixer. If your sound is muffled, then I would suggest that your treble is either turned down or your bass is turned way up.
Do other channels (Microphones, etc.) sound normal?
@@kettnercreative thank you! Yes we've tried many things on the table, and all other channels sound good! We always use it for live music (guitar, mic), but impossible to put a mp3 from an Iphone, the sound is terrible!
I took a video of it, could I send it to you so you can hear the issue?
You're suppose to set the volume starting from input level (gain), to channel level, to master level, to speaker input level in that order to make sure you have the best signal to noise ratio.
I'm not sure that you're correct. By starting with the speaker level at zero, then setting the master at zero, then setting the channel at zero, it make sure that you're not introducing more gain than necessary, thus reducing as much noise as possible.
The goal is always (95% of cases) to have the speakers (if they're self powered), mixer, and channel all at zero (unity), then introduce the minimum amount of gain possible to achieve the desired result.
This is what I attempted to demonstrate in the video.
close up and more info on the type of wires
We're planning to film a follow up to this video soon. Hoping to do a better job with close ups for you.
How to connect them Computer , Mixer ( yamaha ) & speakers, because my kids are like to listen youtube channels music pls.
Very nice
Any good portable mixer to connect my marshall kiburn 2 to microphone 🎤
I'm not familiar with that microphone :(
Great video wish you had more !!!!
We're working on it! Any requests?