My church is looking at getting a digital mixer. Thanks for explaining how to use the unit. Need to understand the mixer as much as possible so I can train others. Looks great. Common guys you can't hear the mixer on your computer and get a correct understanding on how it sounds.
Sound Trap Studios You need the add on card that allows it to function as a USB or Firewire audio interface. Uses Mackie or HUI protocol for DAW control. I know my questions are the ability to apply the inbox effects from each channel to your actual daw channels (pre mixes etc)
Aha But currently the studio is set up using thunderbolt. There was some talk about the Thunderbolt card, but I think the Ethernet protocol (for which I am blanking on the name right now) is already implemented by Midas, is really the way to go. It's already used for headphone mix and remote snake. And if I'm not mistaken DAW as well.
I thought it has a 32x32 usb interface built in... Or was that not the case 2 years ago? I know the models that come out now have the built in interface.
I am a studio guy ive had my own studio abouut 8 years started with some tascam multtrackrecorders got the x32 and then the m32 it has been hard .ive learne to just do whatever is easiest for me. as far as using all the setting and setting presets i really dont mess witth that i just mix for what i need and i just start from scratch for the most part over time there are certain things th at i keep the same, but i feel your pain
I turned on my midas M32 and I cant get any input signal on any of the channels, it worked the last time I shut it off, any ideas? ive tried everything I can think of, maybe the mixer is kaput?
The reason this console looks like, and has almost the same features as, the x32 is because Behringer bought out Midas. That being said the quality of the board will be FAR superior to the x32 because all of the components (not just the mic pres) will be designed by Midas. That means every thing from the faders to the Klark Technik processor. So you can be sure that this board will still blow the x32 out of the water.
Ryan Cox SoundGroup which owns Behringer, TurboSound etc bought Midas... SoundGroup acquired Midas and they are all children of the same parent company now..
Ryan Cox That's exactly what they meant to do. The X32 and M32 are, in effect (no pun intended), the same console with different build qualities, preamps, and prices.
Hello, would there be a way to make a Spanish version? it would be very useful Hola, ¿habría manera de que se hiciera una versión en español? sería de gran utilidad
I'm sure to those who already know EVERYTHING about this console, went to engineering school and graduated with honors, knows what he's saying. He's talking extremely fast and using ONLY advanced terms. If you're trying to learn about this console and what it can do, this video IS NOT for you. Lots of his words are getting lost in the description. So again, this video MUST BE a recap for advanced studio/live show techs who went to school for the MIDAS/BEHRINGER consoles.
Hello, I got the Midas m32 digital mix but don't know how to record the audio to my windows PC instead of plugging in a USB flash for recording. Really need help
This may be the best board out there from under 10K, yet, seems lacking a lot for studio recording, I know it is pitched as a stage board. 2 ch only usb 2.0 recording? showing a cassette on the screen? lol. Cool, I guess they wanted us to say. No touch screen; there should be a reason for that. Having a Thunderbolt DAW control and multitrack recording either to usb or to sd card would have been better but then the price would be close to 10k? I like that this one is not locked with that horribly sample rate of 48k like many competitors! but still, I feel it lacks something or I lack more information. Not willing to shed 4K for only a mainly live stage board.
If you use the onboard USB recorder then yes, you only get 2 channels. However, the M32 ships with a USB I/O card that does 32 in/out audio and 1 in/out MIDI so you can hook straight to your DAW for full 32 channel record plus control surface. If you're on a Mac, just plug it in and select it in your DAW setup; if you're on Windows, grab the drivers from the Midas site first then the PC can run all 32 channels ASIO.
Trying to compare the Midas m32, Behringer wing as well as the Allen & Heath SQ-7. Overall sound quality and workflow. Can anyone give any feedback with them?
Although there are many cool things about the new digital world of audio mixers, there is not doubt that they still detract from the creative process. I can only equate them to common core math. Example an analog console may have 6 effects sends per in put channel. I want to send input 1 to the effect connected to effect send 3. I turn effect send 3 to the desired amount and bring in the return fader, when desired, which I have returned into input channel 22. I can now decide if I want to send that effects return into the effect on effects send 1, as an example, or not. Very quick! Very Simple. It is the equivalent of the example below. Standard Math: +32 -12 =20 The amount of moves to accomplish the same simple task in a digital mixer is the equivalent of the common core math equation. Common Core Math: Problem: +32 - 12 = ____ 12 + 3 = 15 15 + 5 = 20 20 + 10 = 30 30 + 2 = 32 3 + 5 + 10 + 2 = 20 I can make a valid argument that, the children today are being taught this ridiculous method to prepare them to relate the computer world. I won't go into the process involved in the Beringer X32 / Midas M32 to accomplish this simple analog task because there are plenty of UA-cam Videos to explain the process. My other complaint with many of the digital mixers is, that most of them only supply XLR ins and outs. This requires that the customer either purchase, all new cables for the equipment that uses standard phone jacks or tip ring sleeve phone jacks, or purchase adapter plugs. Allen Heath does a much better job in this department but may fall short in the effects and midi department. No one company has yet to appeal the the recording engineer or home recording musician. What one company offers has the other doesn't. I can only assume that the designer are not listening to the right people. It's like the windows operating system, you are just stuck with what they decide to give you. I would like to take the Soundcraft si Impact effects and EQ, add the ability to download and install waves plugins take the ins and outs plus add inserts to the full 32 +1 motorized fader channels from Allen heath but, use the Midas faders, preamps, midi and chassis design, then add an effect send section to the master input section. Example Six to eight sends assignable to three or four knobs though a single routing switch One buttons that assigns 1-3 and 4-6 or 1-4 and 5-8. This could also be duplicated and a separate section as monitor sends. Internal routing is fine for assigning the returns to input faders that maybe take up input channel faders 27 -32 or 25 - 32 on a separate bank. Those input channels, used as returns should also be select-able as stereo pairs as well, so one input channel becomes stereo the same as the single master stereo fader. Give me all this for the price of the M32 and I am peeing my pants! This will never happen in my lifetime, since none of the designers, of these digital mixers, are calling me for advise, but I can dream.
A very nice review! Thanks! Can you tell me how can I monitoring (by headphone) a live record while I mixing before sending it to my DAW on my computer?
What is this used for? Can you use it in a recording studio? And where does the music get recorded to? Is there an internal hard drive to record the music to?
Hey, John. Thank you for reaching out! The M32 mixer can be used in the studio as a recording interface, or as a live sound mixer. When using it as a recording interface it would need to be connected to a computer to actually record. The recordings would be stored onto the computer's hard drive. If you need anything else give me a call or send me a message! Rock On! Philip Courtney, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1968, philip_courtney@sweetwater.com
Thanks for this.... is very helpful. A very basic question... does the unit support the Mac platform? Will I be able to treat this as an IO device for my mac running pro tools?
I'm guessing by now you found the answer as it was 2 years ago, but if anyone else has the same question, then yes it does. With the default USB card you get 32 in/32 out audio and 1 in/1 out MIDI. This is perfect to connect straight to Mac with no extra drivers. I use mine in the studio as a Mackie Control surface with Cubase and also for the monitor returns. It is fully possible to hook it up for live sound, using your Mac (or PC) for the plug-ins and run everything out and back in through the Card.
***** Interesting to see the difference in pricing for exactly the same thing, with the exception of a different enclosure (I like the Midas one better)...
deetgeluid The bulk of Pre cost is in the R&D phase not the components, sure there is a minor price difference when using 'better' components, but that cost difference would be blown out by the costs to re-engineer the circuit using arguably cheaper components. Bought in bulk, the component cost difference would be minimal... IMHO
How do you lockout/Restrict band members from have access to their individual in-ear monitor mix 'BUS' so they can only access their own mix and not mess with the other parts of the console/Mix on the X32/M32 Mix app?
Here´s a good one.......The Talback section (9:35): video says that it has an INTERNAL MICROPHONE as well as a built in external conection for this purpose . That said ....can somebody tell me where is the INTERNAL MICROPHONE or how can it be accesed? I know that the X32 does have one (an INTERNAL TALKBACK MICROPHONE), but I don´t see one on the M32!!!!!!
Nice video. Thanks for this review. Please can you do a video on how I can connect M32 with USB Cable to my computer, record the entire 32 tracks to my Laptop Computer, so that I can make few mixing adjustment after the show. I don't want the multi-track recording to affect what is going out of the m32 mixing console to the front of House(Main Mix), Subs (Mono) and stage monitor ( Bus1 and Bus 2)
Hi, Rajeev! No, you aren’t able to feed AES/EBU into the Midas M32. It only has an AES/EBU output. Feel free to reach out if you want to chat a bit further on what you’re trying to do. Nick Pasquino, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 3230, nick_pasquino@sweetwater.com
Hello, Mathieu. Thanks for the questions. Open Sound Control is a compatible protocol with the M32 operating system, but is not officially supported. Most mapping is done via MIDI control command. Feel free to reach out with any more questions. Thanks for the interest. Michael Morgan, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1607, michael_morgan@sweetwater.com
Hey, Rob! Jose here from Sweetwater. Great question! Currently (dependent on the protocol that you use - HUI, MIDI, etc.) it is limited to 8 faders. Since this console was mainly designed for the live sound side of the audio industry, there are some tricky ways to get around that if you are really interested in using all of the fader banks. I would love to speak with you more on this, so feel free to reach out to me directly at my contact information below. Thanks for your interest! Jose Gonzalez, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1786, jose_gonzalez@sweetwater.com
+aldodaniel1986 Midas designed the preamps and software for the Behringer X32. So chances are that they do sound the same. And in this case, that's a good thing. Midas is awesome!
I have the behringer x32 and my church has the Midas. The both operate the same as same software. I have the digital snake and also operate ext effects also. I like both. No problems to speak of. I do like however that Midas has the view screen positioned up not flat on the board.
Why is the screen monitor so small. It is smaller than a computer screen. The advantage of a console is to work with physical button and avoid the difficulties of controlling on a software. But if the screen is smaller than a computer screen there are almost no advantges.
Hey! Thanks for the inquiry. Great question! So - this guy has 16 XLR outputs… but it also has the capability of doing 96 x AES50 (dual AES50 ethernet jacks). If you want to chat more, let me know! Cheers, Josh Kattner, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1689, Josh_Kattner@Sweetwater.com
Yes you can, there are actually several points you can tap into on the signal path. Post Gain/Low Cut, Pre EQ, Post EQ, Pre Fade and Post Fade... By default the dynamics sit after Post EQ and before Pre Fade. You can switch this per channel to make the Dynamics Pre or Post EQ. So if you want your aux send pre dynamics, then take your feed Post EQ. If you want in your aux send post dynamics, take your feed Pre (or Post) Fade.
@@lufferov "So if you want your aux send pre dynamics, then take your feed Post EQ" Can you please explain how to do that{step by step} . I have an exam thats why
Hello! This is Jose Gonzalez from Sweetwater, here. Great question! I've worked with this board for quite some time. With the original version, you are able to record the stereo main outputs to a USB thumb drive. They have since updated the M32 to the M32 Live, which allows for 2 SD cards to be inserted to the back panel for multitrack recording. I'd love to go into more details on this, so feel free to reach out to me directly at my contact information below. Thanks for the interest! Jose Gonzalez, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1786, jose_gonzalez@sweetwater.com
I got to mix on a QU16 for a full day at a school fete. We used it as the FOH mixer and monitor mixer and it was absolutely amazing. For the price, you can't go wrong. The sound quality of it is great for the price and layering is easy to understand. I would say as an entry level console go for an x32 producer/compact or the QU line.
we just has this counsel professionally installed and set up our worship group and sermons. we have all the amplifiers and servers....I was impressed with the sound quality compared to the analog AH 3300GL board... dialing in the elec drum kit...vocals, electric and acoustical guitars (Bass) ...They look completely intimidating until you realize its the same as a 42 CH, analog....only layerd with 100s of features to most of all; have a pro set up...saved on board and to a thumb drive.....if you mess something up and can't find your way out.....O.S. or Easy button. this weekend will be first live action..nervous...heck yes... but, all I have to do is turn on and press the "button"....touch record on the dash...press record. that easy my suggestion...if you're looking to upgrade to the 21st century, for your church, or other...get professional quotes references then decide. only don't buy this on your own, or consult sweetwater...the have serious SERIOUS attitude issues
Let's face it, this is just an over-priced Behringer X32 with a re-hashed design to rip off all those people who still hold a 20 year old prejudice against being seen with a Behringer product! :)
Too much talk and zero action. When are we going to hear this mixer in action with a live band for example? I don't want to buy this thing without hearing a live band on it. If Allen & Heath could do it, so can you. Come on!
+Roy Johnson The functionality is the same but the m32 has midas pro preamps and faders, plus it is going to have a firmware upgrade in order to record at 96khz, if these things don´t matter to you I think you should go for an x32
ah really? didn't know that. because they sound really similar. we will stay with the x32. ist a small club around 300 people and never had a problem! cheers mate
+max ferreiro The x32 is a great console as well and in terms of functionality and effects is the same as the m32, the only differences are the ones I mentioned above and I have heard that the m32 has no problems related with latency. Anyways both are great consoles for what they are
with the latency? till now i had luck with this i think :) Ok there is one thing and this are the mute group buttons and the buttons for the eq that are really not that great. For a Bheringer(Midas) product its really awesome.
The decision to produce a superior desk without 96 kh capabiltities absolutely limits its usefullness. Make it 96 kh and watch them start to fly off the shelves. Come on midas why so tone deaf when it comes to providing this.
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I have owned the Midas 32 for 2+ years. Support, in one word: AWFUL. This board is confusing and offers the engineer zero support when it comes to setup. There is practically ZERO info on how to use this with your DAW. If I knew then what I knew now (NO SUPPORT) I would have bought another mixer. I am so disappointed. This could have been an AMAZING addition to my studio if only there was a qualified support staff to help. Heck...I'd even pay for it. QSC offers UA-cam channels of how to use their touchmix 16. If only Midas had the wherewithal.
Route all your inputs and outputs in the I/O setup, cascade the I/O. Then hit DAW Remote. If you're on Logic go to control surface assignments and make sure the DAW recognizes it. It's meant for Live Sound, you can make serious money with it. There are UA-cam channels that make videos explaining how to integrate it with your DAW, any video with X32 it's the same thing.
No it' isn't! By the X32 the preamps are based on Midas, but they are no Midas preamps. They just based on. The M32 are Midas pro preamps.The faders from M32 are Midas faders, the X32 are crappy Beringer faders. The effect processor from the X32 is based on Lexicon, on the M32 i's ra real Lexicon.
Not a review. It's a sales head doing a rundown of the thing. No tech head definitely. Otherwise he would have picked up on the expandability through AES50 and the Dante card.
My church is looking at getting a digital mixer. Thanks for explaining how to use the unit. Need to understand the mixer as much as possible so I can train others. Looks great. Common guys you can't hear the mixer on your computer and get a correct understanding on how it sounds.
This console is awesome. Thanks for the video & in depth look.
Thanks for checking it out, Tony Draper!
Great sounding mic pres....great console.
do we need an amplifier along with this to use big speakers on events?
yes you need powered speakers or passive speakers with amplifiers.
There seems to be a tremendous lack of information about the M32 regarding DAW Application.
I've seen the videos that pertain to Live/Concert application. But what about in the Recording
studio.
Sound Trap Studios You need the add on card that allows it to function as a USB or Firewire audio interface. Uses Mackie or HUI protocol for DAW control.
I know my questions are the ability to apply the inbox effects from each channel to your actual daw channels (pre mixes etc)
Aha But currently the studio is set up using thunderbolt. There was some talk about the Thunderbolt card, but I think the Ethernet protocol (for which I am blanking on the name right now) is already implemented by Midas, is really the way to go. It's already used for headphone mix and remote snake. And if I'm not mistaken DAW as well.
I thought it has a 32x32 usb interface built in... Or was that not the case 2 years ago? I know the models that come out now have the built in interface.
I am a studio guy ive had my own studio abouut 8 years started with some tascam multtrackrecorders got the x32 and then the m32 it has been hard .ive learne to just do whatever is easiest for me. as far as using all the setting and setting presets i really dont mess witth that i just mix for what i need and i just start from scratch for the most part over time there are certain things th at i keep the same, but i feel your pain
Thank you very much for the review and your well explained clear voice
I turned on my midas M32 and I cant get any input signal on any of the channels, it worked the last time I shut it off, any ideas? ive tried everything I can think of, maybe the mixer is kaput?
Man...im a musician and im so confused lol Sound is a whole other animal.
i love it im a musician as well
Dude yes , audio technician and musician are two very different things and I’m sad I just realized this now 😂
He was using the most complex language to make what he was saying sound "important"
@@WorshipShed well if you're marketing towards audio engineers, it's a good idea to use the correct terms that an engineer would understand
The reason this console looks like, and has almost the same features as, the x32 is because Behringer bought out Midas. That being said the quality of the board will be FAR superior to the x32 because all of the components (not just the mic pres) will be designed by Midas. That means every thing from the faders to the Klark Technik processor. So you can be sure that this board will still blow the x32 out of the water.
Ryan Cox SoundGroup which owns Behringer, TurboSound etc bought Midas... SoundGroup acquired Midas and they are all children of the same parent company now..
Ryan Cox That's exactly what they meant to do. The X32 and M32 are, in effect (no pun intended), the same console with different build qualities, preamps, and prices.
The x32 has cheaper pre amps and faders that is about it
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Hello, would there be a way to make a Spanish version? it would be very useful
Hola, ¿habría manera de que se hiciera una versión en español? sería de gran utilidad
I'm sure to those who already know EVERYTHING about this console, went to engineering school and graduated with honors, knows what he's saying. He's talking extremely fast and using ONLY advanced terms. If you're trying to learn about this console and what it can do, this video IS NOT for you. Lots of his words are getting lost in the description. So again, this video MUST BE a recap for advanced studio/live show techs who went to school for the MIDAS/BEHRINGER consoles.
stereo 3-way active crossover with 24db per octave linkqage
Most of people buying this uptodate mixer are pro man...
@@Aleksbc Imean I use both x32 and the CL3
What's the difference between this and the Behringer x32, are you guys serious that this is not a replicated version of it ?
Thank you very much for the quick overview..
Hello, I got the Midas m32 digital mix but don't know how to record the audio to my windows PC instead of plugging in a USB flash for recording. Really need help
clear and to the point
great overview, thanks
"…from our sister company…" - LMAO ^^
USB 2.0 best with 16 in and 16 tracks out. USB 3.0 would be better
Rhavin Grobert I missed the joke.
He was too embarrassed to say behringer! 😂
This may be the best board out there from under 10K, yet, seems lacking a lot for studio recording, I know it is pitched as a stage board. 2 ch only usb 2.0 recording? showing a cassette on the screen? lol. Cool, I guess they wanted us to say. No touch screen; there should be a reason for that. Having a Thunderbolt DAW control and multitrack recording either to usb or to sd card would have been better but then the price would be close to 10k? I like that this one is not locked with that horribly sample rate of 48k like many competitors! but still, I feel it lacks something or I lack more information. Not willing to shed 4K for only a mainly live stage board.
If you use the onboard USB recorder then yes, you only get 2 channels. However, the M32 ships with a USB I/O card that does 32 in/out audio and 1 in/out MIDI so you can hook straight to your DAW for full 32 channel record plus control surface. If you're on a Mac, just plug it in and select it in your DAW setup; if you're on Windows, grab the drivers from the Midas site first then the PC can run all 32 channels ASIO.
Trying to compare the Midas m32, Behringer wing as well as the Allen & Heath SQ-7. Overall sound quality and workflow. Can anyone give any feedback with them?
Although there are many cool things about the new digital world of audio mixers, there is not doubt that they still detract from the creative process.
I can only equate them to common core math.
Example an analog console may have 6 effects sends per in put channel.
I want to send input 1 to the effect connected to effect send 3.
I turn effect send 3 to the desired amount and bring in the return fader, when desired, which I have returned into input channel 22.
I can now decide if I want to send that effects return into the effect on effects send 1, as an example, or not.
Very quick! Very Simple.
It is the equivalent of the example below.
Standard Math:
+32
-12
=20
The amount of moves to accomplish the same simple task in a digital mixer is the equivalent of the common core math equation.
Common Core Math:
Problem: +32 - 12 = ____
12 + 3 = 15
15 + 5 = 20
20 + 10 = 30
30 + 2 = 32
3 + 5 + 10 + 2 = 20
I can make a valid argument that, the children today are being taught this ridiculous method to prepare them to relate the computer world.
I won't go into the process involved in the Beringer X32 / Midas M32 to accomplish this simple analog task because there are plenty of UA-cam Videos to explain the process.
My other complaint with many of the digital mixers is, that most of them only supply XLR ins and outs.
This requires that the customer either purchase, all new cables for the equipment that uses standard phone jacks or tip ring sleeve phone jacks, or purchase adapter plugs.
Allen Heath does a much better job in this department but may fall short in the effects and midi department.
No one company has yet to appeal the the recording engineer or home recording musician.
What one company offers has the other doesn't.
I can only assume that the designer are not listening to the right people.
It's like the windows operating system, you are just stuck with what they decide to give you.
I would like to take the Soundcraft si Impact effects and EQ, add the ability to download and install waves plugins take the ins and outs plus add inserts to the full 32 +1 motorized fader channels from Allen heath but, use the Midas faders, preamps, midi and chassis design, then add an effect send section to the master input section.
Example
Six to eight sends assignable to three or four knobs though a single routing switch
One buttons that assigns 1-3 and 4-6 or 1-4 and 5-8.
This could also be duplicated and a separate section as monitor sends.
Internal routing is fine for assigning the returns to input faders that maybe take up input channel faders 27 -32 or 25 - 32 on a separate bank.
Those input channels, used as returns should also be select-able as stereo pairs as well, so one input channel becomes stereo the same as the single master stereo fader.
Give me all this for the price of the M32 and I am peeing my pants!
This will never happen in my lifetime, since none of the designers, of these digital mixers, are calling me for advise, but I can dream.
Steve Young looks and sounds like Johnny knoxville's polite professional bald brother
Actually its a Mackie Digital X bus in a gown.
A very nice review! Thanks!
Can you tell me how can I monitoring (by headphone) a live record while I mixing before sending it to my DAW on my computer?
Is this mixer good as the Allen & Heath Sq 6 far as quality and sound?
Allen & Heath is better.
What is this used for? Can you use it in a recording studio? And where does the music get recorded to? Is there an internal hard drive to record the music to?
Hey, John. Thank you for reaching out! The M32 mixer can be used in the studio as a recording interface, or as a live sound mixer. When using it as a recording interface it would need to be connected to a computer to actually record. The recordings would be stored onto the computer's hard drive.
If you need anything else give me a call or send me a message! Rock On!
Philip Courtney, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1968, philip_courtney@sweetwater.com
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Thanks for this.... is very helpful. A very basic question... does the unit support the Mac platform? Will I be able to treat this as an IO device for my mac running pro tools?
I'm guessing by now you found the answer as it was 2 years ago, but if anyone else has the same question, then yes it does. With the default USB card you get 32 in/32 out audio and 1 in/1 out MIDI. This is perfect to connect straight to Mac with no extra drivers. I use mine in the studio as a Mackie Control surface with Cubase and also for the monitor returns. It is fully possible to hook it up for live sound, using your Mac (or PC) for the plug-ins and run everything out and back in through the Card.
is this x32 in disguise ?
CHAMPIONS TV basically, yes. The X32 and M32 are, in effect (no pun intended), the same console with different build qualities, preamps, and prices.
+CHAMPIONS TV Yes I think it is; a very thin disguise apart from the extra 2000 qiud.
Put simply, the X32 is the "more budget-friendly" M32. They both work well, but Midas is premium compared to Behringer.
More like an X32 on steroids and cocaine after a plastic surgery job
It's a Behringer X32 in a dress.How much do they compare price-wise?
Even the remote software is exactly the same... sans branding of course...
***** Interesting to see the difference in pricing for exactly the same thing, with the exception of a different enclosure (I like the Midas one better)...
Just as they said the Venice had XL3 pre's. That's just a lie!
deetgeluid Want to elaborate...?
deetgeluid The bulk of Pre cost is in the R&D phase not the components, sure there is a minor price difference when using 'better' components, but that cost difference would be blown out by the costs to re-engineer the circuit using arguably cheaper components. Bought in bulk, the component cost difference would be minimal... IMHO
How do you lockout/Restrict band members from have access to their individual in-ear monitor mix 'BUS' so they can only access their own mix and not mess with the other parts of the console/Mix on the X32/M32 Mix app?
Kuuuks good pair of handcuffs should do the trick
how much
What is the sample rate of the console
48 kHz
Who was first Behringer or Midas?
Here´s a good one.......The Talback section (9:35): video says that it has an INTERNAL MICROPHONE as well as a built in external conection for this purpose .
That said ....can somebody tell me where is the INTERNAL MICROPHONE or how can it be accesed?
I know that the X32 does have one (an INTERNAL TALKBACK MICROPHONE), but I don´t see one on the M32!!!!!!
Is a Allen & heath qu 16 better than this mixer I have both of them ? Lol I’m new to this
Nice video. Thanks for this review. Please can you do a video on how I can connect M32 with USB Cable to my computer, record the entire 32 tracks to my Laptop Computer, so that I can make few mixing adjustment after the show. I don't want the multi-track recording to affect what is going out of the m32 mixing console to the front of House(Main Mix), Subs (Mono) and stage monitor ( Bus1 and Bus 2)
I think you need an interface for that, my friend. Shure sells one thats pretty good. Berhinger has one thats an all in one thats pretty good as well.
Is this compatible with bitwig,protools, or ableton?
Can we feed AES/EBU input
Hi, Rajeev! No, you aren’t able to feed AES/EBU into the Midas M32. It only has an AES/EBU output.
Feel free to reach out if you want to chat a bit further on what you’re trying to do.
Nick Pasquino, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 3230, nick_pasquino@sweetwater.com
How much price of this mixture
How many devices can you connect?? iPads, iPhones??
Is the M32 compatible with OSC ? Or any other mapping protocols ?
Hello, Mathieu. Thanks for the questions. Open Sound Control is a compatible protocol with the M32 operating system, but is not officially supported. Most mapping is done via MIDI control command. Feel free to reach out with any more questions.
Thanks for the interest.
Michael Morgan, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1607, michael_morgan@sweetwater.com
call me old fashioned but at least with analogue stuff my 'snapshot" is right before me at all times, not embedded somewhere
Izzie Schitzenberg you're old-fashioned.
Sound system for church
Hey Great!!! video can you tell me what is the safe RMS value for this console??
does sweetwater can ship going to philippines?
Can you use the other 8 faders for daw, so you can have a 24 fader daw controller? I think that's what alot of people wanna know.
Hey, Rob! Jose here from Sweetwater. Great question! Currently (dependent on the protocol that you use - HUI, MIDI, etc.) it is limited to 8 faders. Since this console was mainly designed for the live sound side of the audio industry, there are some tricky ways to get around that if you are really interested in using all of the fader banks. I would love to speak with you more on this, so feel free to reach out to me directly at my contact information below. Thanks for your interest!
Jose Gonzalez, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1786, jose_gonzalez@sweetwater.com
how do you turn the sound board on????
Really? LOL
I love mixer midas. Thank for tranning
This mixer looks like a Behringer x32 to me.... hopefully the quality is not the same....
+aldodaniel1986 Midas designed the preamps and software for the Behringer X32. So chances are that they do sound the same. And in this case, that's a good thing. Midas is awesome!
I have the behringer x32 and my church has the Midas. The both operate the same as same software. I have the digital snake and also operate ext effects also. I like both. No problems to speak of. I do like however that Midas has the view screen positioned up not flat on the board.
Especially the quality of both is same,but the m32 has no latency than x32
Why? I get great sounds out of my X32. Maybe you ought to work on your technique
Comment actualisée midas
Thanks for the video: excellent..!!!
Why is the screen monitor so small. It is smaller than a computer screen. The advantage of a console is to work with physical button and avoid the difficulties of controlling on a software. But if the screen is smaller than a computer screen there are almost no advantges.
Is this limited to just 16 outputs like the X32
Hey! Thanks for the inquiry. Great question! So - this guy has 16 XLR outputs… but it also has the capability of doing 96 x AES50 (dual AES50 ethernet jacks). If you want to chat more, let me know!
Cheers,
Josh Kattner, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1689, Josh_Kattner@Sweetwater.com
Neden Türkçe kullanım videolarıni bulamıyoruz ????
it's a beast, waaant.
price
9:29 Hs screen ?
Does anyone know if you can switch the dynamics section pre/post aux?
Yes you can, there are actually several points you can tap into on the signal path. Post Gain/Low Cut, Pre EQ, Post EQ, Pre Fade and Post Fade... By default the dynamics sit after Post EQ and before Pre Fade. You can switch this per channel to make the Dynamics Pre or Post EQ. So if you want your aux send pre dynamics, then take your feed Post EQ. If you want in your aux send post dynamics, take your feed Pre (or Post) Fade.
@@lufferov "So if you want your aux send pre dynamics, then take your feed Post EQ"
Can you please explain how to do that{step by step} . I have an exam thats why
What are subd
Just to know how to operate
Did they steal this from softube console 1?
Very intuitive very cool features
Very intuitive very cool features
My peanuts
Damn i had to watch this twice just to process everything.
can i use 64 channel on this mixer?
Obviously you can't
Can I record in this without a pc?
Hello! This is Jose Gonzalez from Sweetwater, here. Great question! I've worked with this board for quite some time. With the original version, you are able to record the stereo main outputs to a USB thumb drive. They have since updated the M32 to the M32 Live, which allows for 2 SD cards to be inserted to the back panel for multitrack recording. I'd love to go into more details on this, so feel free to reach out to me directly at my contact information below. Thanks for the interest!
Jose Gonzalez, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1786, jose_gonzalez@sweetwater.com
I like it
Hello sir,
I am interest in being a sound engineer how can you help me.
Thanks.
Is it really a "review" if you sell them? Its more like a commercial.
How would compare this to a Allen &Heath Q32? Anyone!
this is a way more expensive console, i think the qu32 is fine but i would prefer this one.
I got to mix on a QU16 for a full day at a school fete. We used it as the FOH mixer and monitor mixer and it was absolutely amazing. For the price, you can't go wrong. The sound quality of it is great for the price and layering is easy to understand. I would say as an entry level console go for an x32 producer/compact or the QU line.
la misma interfaz que la x 32 :)
No conocía esta, solo la x32 y tengo un evento mañana y me viene perfecto!
we just has this counsel professionally installed and set up our worship group and sermons. we have all the amplifiers and servers....I was impressed with the sound quality compared to the analog AH 3300GL board... dialing in the elec drum kit...vocals, electric and acoustical guitars (Bass) ...They look completely intimidating until you realize its the same as a 42 CH, analog....only layerd with 100s of features to most of all; have a pro set up...saved on board and to a thumb drive.....if you mess something up and can't find your way out.....O.S. or Easy button.
this weekend will be first live action..nervous...heck yes... but, all I have to do is turn on and press the "button"....touch record on the dash...press record. that easy
my suggestion...if you're looking to upgrade to the 21st century, for your church, or other...get professional quotes references then decide. only don't buy this on your own, or consult sweetwater...the have serious SERIOUS attitude issues
Interesting !
tim brokov out here.
Let's face it, this is just an over-priced Behringer X32 with a re-hashed design to rip off all those people who still hold a 20 year old prejudice against being seen with a Behringer product! :)
Studiolive 32 III is far better in many sense.
Too much talk and zero action. When are we going to hear this mixer in action with a live band for example? I don't want to buy this thing without hearing a live band on it. If Allen & Heath could do it, so can you. Come on!
Our 'sister' company, ie Behringer
y u no android
It does support android. Use Mixing Station M32/X32 app for android
This video is NOT a review. Labelling it as such is misleading.
Teach me teach
Its an x32 in a different box and more money
+Roy Johnson exactly. we have the x32 in our club and i used the m32 before. sounds the same and it is doing the same stuff...
+Roy Johnson The functionality is the same but the m32 has midas pro preamps and faders, plus it is going to have a firmware upgrade in order to record at 96khz, if these things don´t matter to you I think you should go for an x32
ah really? didn't know that. because they sound really similar. we will stay with the x32. ist a small club around 300 people and never had a problem! cheers mate
+max ferreiro The x32 is a great console as well and in terms of functionality and effects is the same as the m32, the only differences are the ones I mentioned above and I have heard that the m32 has no problems related with latency. Anyways both are great consoles for what they are
with the latency? till now i had luck with this i think :) Ok there is one thing and this are the mute group buttons and the buttons for the eq that are really not that great. For a Bheringer(Midas) product its really awesome.
The decision to produce a superior desk without 96 kh capabiltities absolutely limits its usefullness. Make it 96 kh and watch them start to fly off the shelves. Come on midas why so tone deaf when it comes to providing this.
Tolles Gerät uns super leicht zu Bedienen, für mich ist das Gerät einfach zu schwach zu wenig Möglichkeiten für Profi Einsatz.
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No clue😶
Same lol
I have owned the Midas 32 for 2+ years. Support, in one word: AWFUL. This board is confusing and offers the engineer zero support when it comes to setup. There is practically ZERO info on how to use this with your DAW. If I knew then what I knew now (NO SUPPORT) I would have bought another mixer. I am so disappointed. This could have been an AMAZING addition to my studio if only there was a qualified support staff to help. Heck...I'd even pay for it. QSC offers UA-cam channels of how to use their touchmix 16. If only Midas had the wherewithal.
Use with their digital stage box and things get worse. Their patching architecture is a navigational nightmare.
This is a professional console..
Route all your inputs and outputs in the I/O setup, cascade the I/O. Then hit DAW Remote. If you're on Logic go to control surface assignments and make sure the DAW recognizes it.
It's meant for Live Sound, you can make serious money with it. There are UA-cam channels that make videos explaining how to integrate it with your DAW, any video with X32 it's the same thing.
I want one.
Bunun türkçesini anlatabilen yokmu
I have that one too, but then with a Behringer logo and 50% less expensive....
Are you guys really kidding me ..????? What a fake !!!!
In the Midas-Version are better PreAmps, Fader, the ergonomic is better. The quality of the Midas-Console is much better!
Louis v W 50% less expensive, with worse-sounding preamps and shitty build quality.
***** Yup. That's exactly what i mean :D
+Louis v W Totally agree what a rip off! Get the x32 it's £2000 cheaper.
No it' isn't! By the X32 the preamps are based on Midas, but they are no Midas preamps. They just based on. The M32 are Midas pro preamps.The faders from M32 are Midas faders, the X32 are crappy Beringer faders. The effect processor from the X32 is based on Lexicon, on the M32 i's ra real Lexicon.
Seems like this console is a ghost.
Studio Live 32 III by a mile!
midas sweet like honey
This looks like knockoff of the Yamaha
Ls9?
Tf5
musikman337 TF
Letter Base Yeah tf 5
@Cio DoKop Really?! Well, then you gotta hate Yamaha for doing a knock off from the M32 then, which was on the market BEFORE the TF5.
Oh! God🙇 you are too fast. Am just getting used to this console
He really made an effort to make what he was saying sound complicated HA HA HA.
Not a review. It's a sales head doing a rundown of the thing. No tech head definitely. Otherwise he would have picked up on the expandability through AES50 and the Dante card.
This mixer has the worst work flow and ui, period.
Keep dreaming !!! Hahahahhaahahahha
x32 lol
Is this a joke???? April fools? Wait it's not April!!!
why?
An Apriljoke? Why? It's a grandios Console for Live-PA and Studio. Where is the joke?
Give it 5 years, these things will be collecting dust at Value Village
blah blah blah just play the thing
Give it 5 years, these things will be collecting dust at Value Village