There is noticeable hum/"noise" throughout the video. It's particularly noticeable immediately after the final 'bye' as the video ends, because the noise stops as soon as the video stops. Do you have any idea what the source is? Is that characteristic of these mics? Thank you for the real-world demo!
Hi there, do not know what the source is that you mention. We have a robust demo program in the United States and Canada (and some parts of Europe). We would recommend you reach out to your local Legrand AV dealer and request a short demo of one of the microphones to see if it fits your project needs and try it out in the intended space.
The microphones provide excellent voice pickup performance. You can pair them with our EasyUSB MicPOD I/O to incorporate them into your larger audio mix. Give our tech support team a call to talk about your specific application and we can make some recommendations. Thanks!
I'm wondering if that could be adjusted through EasyIP controls (I think mics can be configured individually) or possibly on the recording/capture system.
Thank you so much for this video, extremely helpful. Unfortunately, I'm having some troubles with reverb when projecting sound from my Vaddio ceiling mic to 3rd party speakers via the "line out" port on my Easymic Usb Mixer/Amp. We get considerably high pitched echos when I keep it at an audio level that is decently audible to the ear. Anymore and I will get horrible reverb; perhaps the mic is just too sensitive? This setup is for a medium sized board meeting with a spectator gallery in a large spacious room. My question is, would using a pair of Vaddio OEM ceiling mounted speakers instead of a 3rd party speaker solve this problem? Is the problem perhaps because I'm hooked into the "line out" port instead of the two 8ohm speaker ports? Thank you
Honestly one of the best and most informative (and actually watchable) videos on this kind of equipment. Thank you!
Thanks Peter! We are glad you enjoyed the training.
Still have so many questions regarding setting up the speakers. There are a lot of wholes in this presentation.
There is noticeable hum/"noise" throughout the video. It's particularly noticeable immediately after the final 'bye' as the video ends, because the noise stops as soon as the video stops. Do you have any idea what the source is? Is that characteristic of these mics? Thank you for the real-world demo!
Hi there, do not know what the source is that you mention. We have a robust demo program in the United States and Canada (and some parts of Europe). We would recommend you reach out to your local Legrand AV dealer and request a short demo of one of the microphones to see if it fits your project needs and try it out in the intended space.
Will these ceiling mics work for large auditoriums too? Either for speakers or musical productions
The microphones provide excellent voice pickup performance. You can pair them with our EasyUSB MicPOD I/O to incorporate them into your larger audio mix. Give our tech support team a call to talk about your specific application and we can make some recommendations. Thanks!
A microhone pitch video with very low audio level. This is bad
I'm wondering if that could be adjusted through EasyIP controls (I think mics can be configured individually) or possibly on the recording/capture system.
Thank you so much for this video, extremely helpful.
Unfortunately, I'm having some troubles with reverb when projecting sound from my Vaddio ceiling mic to 3rd party speakers via the "line out" port on my Easymic Usb Mixer/Amp. We get considerably high pitched echos when I keep it at an audio level that is decently audible to the ear. Anymore and I will get horrible reverb; perhaps the mic is just too sensitive? This setup is for a medium sized board meeting with a spectator gallery in a large spacious room.
My question is, would using a pair of Vaddio OEM ceiling mounted speakers instead of a 3rd party speaker solve this problem? Is the problem perhaps because I'm hooked into the "line out" port instead of the two 8ohm speaker ports?
Thank you
Hi there, please contact our tech support team on legrandav.com and someone can walk you through your options and your specific situation. Thank you!
@@VaddioHQ Thank you