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This mixer is limited on outputs so here are some options: 1 - Out of the Left side 1/4 jacks of the the main output of the mixer (ensure the mixer is set to mono mode). 2 - Out of the "phones" output (this way you could at least control how much signal is going to the recorder independent of the main volume that goes to your speakers. 3 - XLR direct out of the back of you speaker is the easiest because they won't have to connect to the mixer at all. 4 - This one is weird but when the mixers in mono mode, the left and right XLRs output the exact same signal. In this case, you could use one XLR output for your speaker and the other XLR output for the videographer. If you were using 2 Speakers, just daisychain an XLR cable from one speaker to the other while also using the other XLR channel from your mixer for the videographer. Your mixer must absolutely be in mono mode.

Thanks for watching. I appreciate you spreading the word about these amazing lights.

@@curtdsouza8282 thanks for watching bro. I use QSC K-SUB

@@williestyle2345 You’re welcome bro. Bought from www. chauvetparts.com or www.chauvetparts.com/subgrouping.htm?cat=12166

@@retro4547 Glad to help.

@@g.l.degeddingseze5963 you’re so right I totally forgot to do that one. Coming soon to a UA-cam theater near you. Lol thank you for supporting the channel!!!

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@@KLRCAT I like the thought process. I see some of my elder sound guys struggling with the 16 rack wooden cases so I was like nope. Those are convenient when you have help but I don’t so modular is the way.

Thank you Joser.

@@djcalvin681 thank you my friend.

Make sure you scan the receivers fires then sync the transmitter to them. Let me know if it works out for you.

@@siewyongli1055 you’re welcome and thanks for watching my friend.

Hello DJ Danny B. The 7R Beam is a 230 W light and the 10 R beam is 275 W so it's brighter.

Thank you bro and yes it was a lot. I do live sound a lot and in most cases alone. It's a must I do everything to build systems, harnesses and cable packs to keep setup/break down easy and quick. It's also help to troubleshoot if things get weird for me. lol

Thanks DJ Francisco.

You're very welcome. Be on the lookout for more videos about these lights because there's more to unpack. Thank you for watching my friend.

Thank you, Bret. Good success to you sir.

Glad it was helpful!

It was easy for me.

Too easy.

So far so good with my replacement. It's seems like a trick shot with EcoFlow but at least they have good customer service. I've use the replacement at weddings and bridal shoes over the years. Check it out: ua-cam.com/video/dEgABiWsaig/v-deo.htmlsi=7ZYXvFrsK6_qYxuT

Right on bro. Good success to you!

Thank you DJ Big Dave.

I could use the UA 221 for 2 receiver and only loose 3db per split. All of my systems are built to be modular and this particular one is originally a four mic rack. All of the original bNC and power cables are still there for 2 additional mics. There is a method to my madness.

@@msjhenn from the mixer to my speakers are XLR cables. In the video they are 25 feet.

Word bro.

I can respect that DJ Big Dave. Thanks for watching!

That's a good question and here's what actually would happen if you were using your external router and the router just quit in the middle of the mix… You would essentially be left with the mix as it is at that moment so anything on muted or un muted would still be in that status, and all audio will still pass through as it is at that moment. You just basically would not have control of the mix. So in that situation, you would have to switch over to the built-in Wi-Fi and reconnect. A tablet or iPad would automatically connect and configured to with the mixer is already doing and you could just simply continue. With a PC however make sure when you connect to the built-in Wi-Fi of the XR 18 ensure that you select mixer to PC. that way the mixer is currently going on in the mixer will not be changed, but will make your PCs program. Adjust to what the mixer is already doing. If you select PC to mixer, you could risk changing up your whole scene and totally messing up your mix.. Please let me know if this helps. Thanks for watching for supporting our channel. I hope you've become a part of the G Fire nation by subscribing!

They're good for me on all kinds of levels. I get to use them for WonMor soon.

I know that now lol. I was just being a rookie about it. When I change the battery next year, I'll get it done faster without removing the motherboard. Thanks for watching.

Hello Renee and thanks for watching. I think it will hold up just fine because I did a demonstration. Just uploaded your answer on UA-cam: ua-cam.com/video/a0nnjpoEq6w/v-deo.html

Hello, and thank you for watching my friend. I don't know the exact limitations on number for receivers that can be used with the single transmitter, but I've used 4 receivers with a single transmitter successfully. Two mains, one remote in the same room as the mains and one hallway speaker in the hall.

@@gfire_productions thanks. We are thinking on adding some speakers in a car wash and where wondering if this could b used. Seems doable. Thanks

@@shadowort2287 just to be clear if you were operating the speakers with the alto stealth, you could put it wherever you want as I did in the video, however, the speakers themselves have a very limited IP rating. The alto stealth has absolutely no IP rating which means they're not designed to be in a misty or wet area especially inside of a car wash where the sprayers and brushes are going with water going everywhere. Now the EV verse eight speakers on their own does have an IP rating however, they're not fully waterproof and do require the back trey to be put on over the electronics to help protect him but again this has a very limited IP rating which means they can only get wet, but so much before something eventually goes wrong with the speakers. If you looking to put the speakers where there is no car wash sprayers operating then that would be OK. lastly, there are specifically designed speakers that are meant to get rained like the ones they put anything in Parks, for example.

That's why I was so excited when I heard it. I'll be building the rest of the system soon enough. Currently own 4 LA112s and decided to do this demo after the gig. Thank for watching.

@@gfire_productionsyeah those speakers are super expensive too at $3200 a piece sheeesh way out my price range 😂

@@hollywoodthedj1673 economically, they have an acquired taste. Lol. Think about it like this, though, when you increase your capabilities, you can get larger gigs that pays a larger amount. So it’s definitely a huge investment, These speakers are already paid for and I bought 4 of them this year. My next gig will be 100% profit already.

Yeah bro it's going to be game on when I get the rest of the system. All of my RCF homies are salavating. lol no shade though.

You're welcome bro and thanks for watching. Just doing my small part to help our industry grow further faster.

@@oldschooldjernie yes sir and thanks for the tip. Very helpful.

@@walterdean09 you’re welcome my friend.

Yeah this little speaker is a beast!!! Thank for watching.

I'm glad you got something out of the video and thank you so much for watching. Good success with your mixer!

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Hello Mo cuts and thanks for watching. Yes, the Alto Stealth MKII to only has one antenna so it's not a true diversity system and instead of an XLR mini out for the Audio, it has a balanced 1/4 inch jack out. There is also no delay feature on it. I'm not sure if Alto is going to make new version of the Professional Model, but I sure do hope so. In all fairness, I do have experience with their previous version to the one I have and it worked great but not as robust as the Professional model that I'm currently using. I think the MKII system will be just fine. Just not as many features as the Professional version. I will put a link to the MKII version in the description and to inform everybody that the "Professional" version is no longer available for purchase. MK II version: amzn.to/48adSzf

@@gfire_productions I really appreciate all youor help and insight.

Hello Grooveking101 and thanks for watching. One channel of my DJ controller is hardwired with an XLR cable going to the first subwoofer and top set then daisy chain from there with another XLR cable over to the second subwoofer and top set. The other channel of my DJ controller is input into the Alto Stealth transmitter(left channel), but both receivers are on the same channel or frequency in mono to sent audio to my remote speakers. I recently purchased a second Alto system so if I ever do that venue again, all of my speaker systems will be wireless because I now have four Alto Stealth receivers.

@@dmgfilmproductionandphotog1567 You’ll need to adjust the volumes of all instruments so they blend well together. Then turn up the master volume to your liking.

@@gfire_productions what i mean is there any separate track for mic audio? since i'm a video editor i would like to change the old music background by new music background i will change in post production.

@@dmgfilmproductionandphotog1567 To be clear I put the music in this video on a separate track in iMovie on my Mac. So the mics were recorded though the mixer in OBS then imported to iMovie. Now if I wanted to record mics and music in one take with this mixer, I would put my iPad on channel 5/6 and turn up the volume so it blends well with the mic. That works well when I’m vlogging live though but as soon as I start to edit in post. The music would sound like it’s skipping around the track when I cut out parts of the video with music in it.

@@gfire_productionsthat a nice idea but i have limited device i can bring in any event. i would like to know if you have any idea recording audio in separate tracks without using a laptop. i heard about audio interface i dont know if can get the job done

@@dmgfilmproductionandphotog1567 interfaces are generally a way to get all of your analog instruments and mic’s through it(like my mixer) and into some kind of recording software. This mixer is very limited on outputs so the best you can do is send your left & right out to an external recorder. Now, if you were using a more advanced interface, that allows you to send multiple channels from the mixer through a USB into multiple channels of recording software, you would still need a computer or laptop to get that done. The MG10XU is a simple mixer/interface with limited capabilities. Maybe consider a Tascam Model 12 for what you’re trying to do.

This mixer is very basic so I was not able to cue. The head phone jack is nothing more than a monitor source. It's also good when I mixing light at night and can't use speakers so I can use headphones instead. Now when I'm live I don't use head phones unless I really need to. The larger mixers like the Yamaha MG 12 and up has the ability to pre-fader listen(PFL). On a mixer, PFL and cue are the same thing. Some desks will have it labelled as PFL, while others will label it as cue. They perform the same function on both broadcast and live mixing desks.