Using Fm3 For IEM - I Finally Have Glorious Stereo When Performing Live
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- Опубліковано 26 тра 2024
- Have you thought about using your FM3 for IEM (in-ear monitoring)? I have recently moved from Kemper and I now have an amazing-sounding stereo feed for my IEM mix. The FM3 has given me a much better live sound in my ears. It is also so much easier to control the IEM setup.
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Groovy!
we're using a Behringer XR18 with a Splitter setup for our band (guitar/bass + vocals go to the splitter first before FOH ) we get a stereo feed back from FOH for the drum mix
we can use apps to control our own separate stereo IEM mixes which is very cool , we just upgraded from mono to stereo IEMs this year , huuuge difference
I also have a feed from a Behringer XR18, although I only received a mono feed. Stereo does make so much difference in headphones and will make gigging much more enjoyable. Using the FM3's onscreen mixer is similar to using an app, although I am finding it much easier with physical knobs to turn. So glad I moved to the FM3!
@@PaulHillGuitarist yeah the xr18 only has 6 aux outputs, this can be extended somewhat thanks to the intranet connection, so our drummer has a headphone mixer attached there for a stereo mix, leaving 3 stereo mixes for our IEMs
glad you're enjoying the FM3, it's a brilliant device
@@paulbradshawguitar The FM3 certainly is awesome. I just need a month off work to explore it. 😀
So much to learn with the FM3, although this IEM solution seems to be the way to go for me.
Great stuff! Could you please explain how to make a simple mono patch with 1 guitar and 1 mono aux return? Connections, blocks, etc.
Is this to have an IEM feed with guitar in mono?
@@PaulHillGuitarist both guitar and aux retunr in mono.
@@DarioRondini Add a mixer block to a new row (I used row 4), making sure it is to the right of the last block in your signal chain. Take a feed from the last block in your signal chain and feed it into the mixer block. Add an input 2 block before the mixer block and an output 2 block after the mixer block. The four volume and balance controls in the mixer block now control the volume and balance of rows 1 to 4. So long as your input 2 is set to "left only", you can feed a signal from a separate source into the mixer block via the input 2 jack socket.
@@PaulHillGuitarist Thanks a lot, I will try. Any problems with mic levels in input 2?
@@DarioRondini No problem with levels, but you can set the level via the I/O menu in settings and pad the signal.
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