Best video about this stuff that I have seen in over 5 years of working with wireless mics. As a total newbie just thrown into a job, I've been hobbling along all this time. Now, I get it. Thank you so much!!!🤩
Kettner Creative sir,im thinking of DJing my home stereo system,i have late 90s carver amp with adcom preamp,the preamp is the top of the line model,multiple connections on the back,how do i hook up a MIC?
Here's what annoys me. I want to connect a mic similar to that one on his jacket. Every UA-camr is recording a video about recording a different microphone, not the one they are wearing. 😂Which is exactly the one I need.
My wireless microphone receiver has gain knobs for each of the 4 microphones. I also use xlr cords to connect each mic into its own channel on my audio mixer. If I’m connecting Mic 1 to channel 1 on my mixer, where do I set volume of Mic 1 on the receiver and the gain & channel volume on channel 1 of mixer mixer?
@@kettnercreative Hey bud, can you confirm if there is a reciever that can connect 4 mics to it, and the receiver is connected to a speaker system, the mics won't work properly?
I have question my microphone receiver has both a TS/TRS output and an XLR output is there a difference in sound production using either one. I usually use very short TS cable to connect it to my mixer. Should I switch to XLR
Hello Kettner, Thank you for the video. I have the exact Shure ULXP4 receiver. I would like to hook it up to the BMB DX333 G2 Karaoke Power Mixer. So far, I connected them together using the 1/4" both end straight from the Receiver to my Karokee Mixer. However, there is a "hissing" sound as soon as I turn on the Microphone. Today, I looked the back of the ULXP4, I noticed there are 2 ports: the 1/4" AUX/High Z output and the 3 pin XLR Balance Low Z Mic/Line output. I wonder if using the 3 pin XLR Balance Low Z Mic/Line output to connect to my BMB Mixer would help vs. the hissing sound? My BMB only have 1/4 MIC in. Could you please help to guide me beside the current way of connecting the 1/4" cable from the ULXP4 receiver to my 1/4 Mic in Mixer, can I use the 3 pin XLR Balance Low Z Mic/Line output instead? If I use this port, then, I will need the 3 pin XLR cable to 1/4in. But, there are 2 different kinds for this cable: balanced vs. unbalance. Which one should I use? Thank you so much for your guidance. Best Regards, Duc
Thanks for doing this presentation. I would like to connect a microphone to an existing LG 77C1 TV running WebOS. Any suggestions are most appreciated.
Can you explain: after connecting the handheld Mic to the stationery transmitter, can we transmit the sound of that handheld Mic to another MG06X console and finally get a headset plug to transfer the sound from the handheld mic to the translator's headset? Can you please help explain or post a tutorial (especially for the Simultaneous Translation system)? It would be great though! I really appreciate any help you can provide.
Is it microphone good for singing and doing vocals your voice overs and enter viewing people? Please respond. Thanks a lot. I'm just getting started at 70 years old and working on my vocals and interviewing people. Thank you!
What mixer would I need to get so I can film movies with multiple wireless lavaliere mic’s on each actor - filming on IiPhone 14 Max Pro? I have gemini ux1620 uhf system with both lav and handheld mics. I want to be able to utilize the latest iPad and iPhone with cinematic feature and be able to record with the transmitter on the phone and mic on the actor. 😊
Am I able to use simultaneously 2 single channel wireless system to 1 mixer. Let’s say I am using a shure pgx with my beta58 mic and my friend will use her seinhessier evolution E835 mic. Are we able to perform with this set-up
I have question my microphone receiver has both a TS/TRS output and an XLR output is there a difference in sound production using either one. I usually use very short TS cable to connect it to my mixer. Should I switch to XLR
Hey good video man. Very useful info but I have a question. If you were trying to mic 6 to 10 people at once in an indoor open space setting what mics would you use and how would you go about that?
Sir can i apply the phantom power to cordless mic desk top receiver, what will happen if i apply the phantom power to cordless desktop mic receiver, can i phantom power apply or not . Sir iam waiting for your answer
Phantom power is used by microphones that need power to magnetize an element in the microphone to pick up sound. The microphones that are used as wireless microphones are dynamic microphones and they don't need the phantom power. So if your mixer or audio interface can provide phantom power you don't need it in this situation. AFAIK It won't hurt immediately if phantom power is left on by accident, but that is for somebody who knows this situation better to answer. I wouldn't be surprised if the quality of the microphone is involved somehow.
Thank you so much but I'm having issues with controlling the volume of 2 mics. I don't want them to share the same channel because i want to individually change their volumes. My shure receiver doesn't have a volume lever on it. When I connect via 1/4 one if the microphones will not play out the other speaker. Is this because I need to use XLR cables instead?
Depends on the speaker. If the speaker is self powered and has a line input - the receiver and speaker have to be set to line in. Alternatively, you can set the receiver and speaker to mic level input, if you have those options
Precise information! Q - When using a wireless microphone setup, what kind of configuration is needed to route it through a DAW on a computer? Great content!
I literally know nothing about wireless microphones .. but we need some for a starting our shows. We are just singing no instruments involved and no recording . So Can you tell me why if its wireless why the long wire that u plugged into the radio receiver? You said its to 'plug into an audio mixer' i don't know what that is? Can you still use the reciever without it? Thanks
audio mixer is a device u use to connect the mic to speakers. its wireless in the sense that u can move around with the mic without a cable going into the audio mixer.
Is it possible to connect a wireless shure sm58 microphone to a 2021 macbook pro? and what would be needed? struggling to find info about this, all i’m getting is for the XLR version! thank you so much!
Great question. It's basically the same process. You can think of a wireless microphone kit in the same way that you think of a wired microphone. Your wireless receiver still has an XLR output, so you need to connect your XLR output to the computer. Wireless 58 > Radio > Wireless Receiver > XLR Cable > Audio Interface or Audio Mixer > USB Cable > Computer.
I have the same mic I have some frequency issues, when you move around the auditorium the frequency cut at certain points and comes back again pls what should I do to rectify this problem.
Rookie question here. Can someone tell me if its possible to run two microphone systems from two different brands at the same event? Yes I need to upgrade but I haven't booked that many events yet as I'm a new DJ, but at the moment I have a Samson system (lav and handheld) and a Pheynx Pro system (lav and mic). Could I possibly use both at my event this Friday? Also with the new Digital systems coming out would the Shure SLX4 system which are heavily discounted be a good buy or just save for the upgrade? Thanks to anyone that can help!
@@kettnercreative Wow I didn't think I would get a reply before Friday! Definitely subscribing and joining! So On the Pheynx system I can see the frequency but not on the Samson system so I need to figure out which frequency the groups and channels are for that system which I hope is on their website, then I should be fine? this is awesome! This is my 1st large event (I did fully disclose that I did not have pro mic equipment) they are more concerned with music. After this Ill be able to buy a new system torn between Sennheiser EW-d or SLXD. or save money and buy 2 older SLX4 systems. Thanks again!
Yeah. That's not surprising at all. In our rental department, these things took an absolute beating and they would have gone for another 10 years if it wasn't for the frequency spectrum being banned where I live.
Many, but only one can operate at a time. If you have multiple mics on the same channel, the closest mic/strongest signal will lock all other mics out.
Good question, there are a lot of variables. In general, digital wireless systems tend to have "better" audio as far as dynamic response and frequency response. However, just like everything else that's digital (HDMI, SDI, Etc.), it's either on or off. For low end wireless systems, this is extremely noticeable with big dropouts even when your transmitter and receiver are 15' apart. Medium to high end analog wireless systems have been designed in such a way that the audio section is actually quite good and comparable to high end digital systems(low latency, good dynamic response), especially if you're using it for speech which requires far less dynamic range and range of frequencies. Hope this helps,
You need an audio mixer. You connect the TV audio RCA out into the mixer And connect the microphone Into one of the mixers channel. A small Mixer with RCA input will work fine. If you are using it for karaoke a mixer with effects will work better.
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Thanks for the helpful tutorial! I was thinking of getting a DJI Mic for a more convenient setup.
Get sennheiser
Best video about this stuff that I have seen in over 5 years of working with wireless mics. As a total newbie just thrown into a job, I've been hobbling along all this time. Now, I get it. Thank you so much!!!🤩
is possible to connect a wireless mic to a compressor/limiter unit (Behringer) which connects then to the mixing board?
Maybe actually connect it to the speaker next time 😂
I love this guy!! No BS, no laziness, just clear work! Thank you!
Kettner Creative sir,im thinking of DJing my home stereo system,i have late 90s carver amp with adcom preamp,the preamp is the top of the line model,multiple connections on the back,how do i hook up a MIC?
Here's what annoys me. I want to connect a mic similar to that one on his jacket. Every UA-camr is recording a video about recording a different microphone, not the one they are wearing. 😂Which is exactly the one I need.
Bro the intro reminds me of dankpods exploding the earphones with the mojo 💀 (it’s because of the song)
Very helpful! Is there job in Vancouver? I want to go!
How do I connect a mic like that to a iPhone. We have a small church and will use my iPhone 13
No plug in to the amp/speaker was discussed and shown?
Fantastic great helpful tutorial without going off point. Information packed video thank you
Can you have a tutorial for setting up wireless mics for recording in Garageband?
We’ll add it to the list!
@@kettnercreative thank you so much! I appreciate it. 😊
Can I connect a wireless mic to a focusrite?
My wireless microphone receiver has gain knobs for each of the 4 microphones. I also use xlr cords to connect each mic into its own channel on my audio mixer. If I’m connecting Mic 1 to channel 1 on my mixer, where do I set volume of Mic 1 on the receiver and the gain & channel volume on channel 1 of mixer mixer?
What does the manual recommend?
So do I need a separate receiver for each microphone, or can I use two mics on one receiver?
You need a separate receiver for each. If you use two mics on one receiver, the mixer will only hear the strongest signal at any given time.
@@kettnercreative Hey bud, can you confirm if there is a reciever that can connect 4 mics to it, and the receiver is connected to a speaker system, the mics won't work properly?
I have question my microphone receiver has both a TS/TRS output and an XLR output is there a difference in sound production using either one. I usually use very short TS cable to connect it to my mixer. Should I switch to XLR
sir if you got any idea about this.. please help me also
Hi,how do you connect wireless mic you Yamaha mg10xu mixer thanks
XLR cable from the receiver into the Yamaha MG10XU XLR input.
Great info! While I appreciate this kind of traditional setup, DJI's new mic looks promising imo.
lol, getting hit hard with the DJI comment spam today.
Hello Kettner, Thank you for the video. I have the exact Shure ULXP4 receiver. I would like to hook it up to the BMB DX333 G2 Karaoke Power Mixer. So far, I connected them together using the 1/4" both end straight from the Receiver to my Karokee Mixer. However, there is a "hissing" sound as soon as I turn on the Microphone. Today, I looked the back of the ULXP4, I noticed there are 2 ports: the 1/4" AUX/High Z output and the 3 pin XLR Balance Low Z Mic/Line output. I wonder if using the 3 pin XLR Balance Low Z Mic/Line output to connect to my BMB Mixer would help vs. the hissing sound? My BMB only have 1/4 MIC in. Could you please help to guide me beside the current way of connecting the 1/4" cable from the ULXP4 receiver to my 1/4 Mic in Mixer, can I use the 3 pin XLR Balance Low Z Mic/Line output instead? If I use this port, then, I will need the 3 pin XLR cable to 1/4in. But, there are 2 different kinds for this cable: balanced vs. unbalance. Which one should I use? Thank you so much for your guidance. Best Regards,
Duc
awesome video! can you mix transmitters with receiver brands? example: a sennheiser with Shure
Ya, just make sure they are on separate frequencies.
Thanks for doing this presentation. I would like to connect a microphone to an existing LG 77C1 TV running WebOS. Any suggestions are most appreciated.
Can you explain: after connecting the handheld Mic to the stationery transmitter, can we transmit the sound of that handheld Mic to another MG06X console and finally get a headset plug to transfer the sound from the handheld mic to the translator's headset?
Can you please help explain or post a tutorial (especially for the Simultaneous Translation system)?
It would be great though! I really appreciate any help you can provide.
Is it microphone good for singing and doing vocals your voice overs and enter viewing people? Please respond. Thanks a lot. I'm just getting started at 70 years old and working on my vocals and interviewing people. Thank you!
What mixer would I need to get so I can film movies with multiple wireless lavaliere mic’s on each actor - filming on IiPhone 14 Max Pro? I have gemini ux1620 uhf system with both lav and handheld mics. I want to be able to utilize the latest iPad and iPhone with cinematic feature and be able to record with the transmitter on the phone and mic on the actor. 😊
Am I able to use simultaneously 2 single channel wireless system to 1 mixer. Let’s say I am using a shure pgx with my beta58 mic and my friend will use her seinhessier evolution E835 mic. Are we able to perform with this set-up
I just subscribed,im a big HIFI nerd,my carver amp rocks, PM 1.5
I have a Shure ULDX system with a Ksm9 mic . I'm getting all kinds of feedback. My input level is way low at -18 db. Where should it be set? Ty
Please make more Vdos on wireless systems... Like saramonic transmitter and receiver... I couldn't find much on UA-cam.
I have question my microphone receiver has both a TS/TRS output and an XLR output is there a difference in sound production using either one. I usually use very short TS cable to connect it to my mixer. Should I switch to XLR
Hey good video man. Very useful info but I have a question. If you were trying to mic 6 to 10 people at once in an indoor open space setting what mics would you use and how would you go about that?
Let the sober one hold the mic and sing, the drunk rest will join when the chorus hits😅
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Big fan of your work. Can you please help in programming Clock Audio’s Wireless receiver CW-7001 & wireless transmitter?
Does it work if i connect to apple tv? Thanks
This wouldn't be the ideal mic for connecting to Apple TV. This is more for connecting to an audio mixer.
hi, i'm planning to use RODE WIreless GO going into Focusrite Scarlett 2i2. How do i do that?
Sir can i apply the phantom power to cordless mic desk top receiver, what will happen if i apply the phantom power to cordless desktop mic receiver, can i phantom power apply or not . Sir iam waiting for your answer
Phantom power is used by microphones that need power to magnetize an element in the microphone to pick up sound. The microphones that are used as wireless microphones are dynamic microphones and they don't need the phantom power. So if your mixer or audio interface can provide phantom power you don't need it in this situation. AFAIK It won't hurt immediately if phantom power is left on by accident, but that is for somebody who knows this situation better to answer. I wouldn't be surprised if the quality of the microphone is involved somehow.
Thank you sir for your answer.
When I press the mode and set buttons at the same time it keeps going to the menu to adjust the squelch?
Can the rockville RWM65U be used with the LG RK7 powered speaker?
Very professional summary. Can we connect this amplifier to collar mic. As I plan to use this system in a classroom. Appreciate your input 🙂
I like what you’re doing but where should I place my receiver to insure communication between the two
Is there a way to connect the wireless microphone system to focusrite solo audio interface?
Extremely helpful video! Thank you for all of your content.
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Thank you for taking your time in explaining. I did not get a cord so will I have to purchase one? I have to rewind to get the name if so
Does this work with an Audio Interface as well? Thanks in advance
You could certainly connect the xlr from the receiver into an audio interface if you wish.
@@kettnercreative Thanks a lot! I really appreciate it, got a new subscriber 😊
Great job in explaining the technique of how too, thanks again
New to this and curious what’s a good starting point for gain? 0db?
My antennas are in the front of my unit I have the coco pro system
Thank you so much but I'm having issues with controlling the volume of 2 mics. I don't want them to share the same channel because i want to individually change their volumes. My shure receiver doesn't have a volume lever on it. When I connect via 1/4 one if the microphones will not play out the other speaker. Is this because I need to use XLR cables instead?
Great video. What If I have a different brand microphone system? Should I still put it in the same group?
I don't know hi to it
Can I hook this microphone to my bluetooth speaker
Can the xlr cable connect d receiver directly to a speaker? And is it gonna work ok?
Depends on the speaker. If the speaker is self powered and has a line input - the receiver and speaker have to be set to line in. Alternatively, you can set the receiver and speaker to mic level input, if you have those options
Subscribed! Thanks for the info!
Great job, very well explained💯
Glad it was helpful!
Hi mate how can I add echo feature to it ?
Cheers.
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Precise information!
Q - When using a wireless microphone setup, what kind of configuration is needed to route it through a DAW on a computer?
Great content!
I would use the receivers output XLR and plug it in my soundcard/mixer input :)
Can i use tc helicon c1 with wireless mic?
do you need software to set this up?
I literally know nothing about wireless microphones .. but we need some for a starting our shows. We are just singing no instruments involved and no recording .
So Can you tell me why if its wireless why the long wire that u plugged into the radio receiver? You said its to 'plug into an audio mixer' i don't know what that is?
Can you still use the reciever without it?
Thanks
audio mixer is a device u use to connect the mic to speakers. its wireless in the sense that u can move around with the mic without a cable going into the audio mixer.
how do i connect it to my laptop tho?
Hi is a mixer a must have in this set up?
this is very helpful, thanks
Is it possible to connect a wireless shure sm58 microphone to a 2021 macbook pro? and what would be needed? struggling to find info about this, all i’m getting is for the XLR version! thank you so much!
Great question. It's basically the same process. You can think of a wireless microphone kit in the same way that you think of a wired microphone. Your wireless receiver still has an XLR output, so you need to connect your XLR output to the computer.
Wireless 58 > Radio > Wireless Receiver > XLR Cable > Audio Interface or Audio Mixer > USB Cable > Computer.
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thank you for your helpful step by step tutorial
Your videos are amazing and very informative! Thank you
I have the same mic I have some frequency issues, when you move around the auditorium the frequency cut at certain points and comes back again pls what should I do to rectify this problem.
Move the receiver closer to the mic. The receiver should be within 100’ and have line of sight to the mic
Brilliant Brilliant Brilliant
thanks bro well done
Will there be an interference if I will be using a uhf wireless mic and a uhf wireless guitar system?
Not if they’re on different channels
Does it works with zoom set up?
Good job man
Thank you.
Thank you - very informative!
But after doing this, how can I connect my shure wireless mic to a PA system?
XLR cable to mixer.
This is amazing. Great information, thank you
I have porches a happy music system. I like to know how to set up the system with the smart TV
I don't know what that is.
A more portable option for this would be the DJI wireless mic.
lol, getting hit hard with the DJI comment spam today.
Rookie question here. Can someone tell me if its possible to run two microphone systems from two different brands at the same event? Yes I need to upgrade but I haven't booked that many events yet as I'm a new DJ, but at the moment I have a Samson system (lav and handheld) and a Pheynx Pro system (lav and mic). Could I possibly use both at my event this Friday? Also with the new Digital systems coming out would the Shure SLX4 system which are heavily discounted be a good buy or just save for the upgrade? Thanks to anyone that can help!
Yes, as long as they are on different frequencies - you’ll be fine.
@@kettnercreative Wow I didn't think I would get a reply before Friday! Definitely subscribing and joining! So On the Pheynx system I can see the frequency but not on the Samson system so I need to figure out which frequency the groups and channels are for that system which I hope is on their website, then I should be fine? this is awesome! This is my 1st large event (I did fully disclose that I did not have pro mic equipment) they are more concerned with music. After this Ill be able to buy a new system torn between Sennheiser EW-d or SLXD. or save money and buy 2 older SLX4 systems. Thanks again!
Can you use a headset instead of a microphone?
yes you can.
Still using this mic at our church since 2014.
Yeah. That's not surprising at all. In our rental department, these things took an absolute beating and they would have gone for another 10 years if it wasn't for the frequency spectrum being banned where I live.
how do I hook up uhf wireless microphone to a dvd player
I don't know any DVD players that have an input for this.
How to remove electric shock from mixer or microphone?
Your power source (outlet) must be properly grounded.
Excellent
You really did a great job!!!!
How many mics can connect to one receiver?
Many, but only one can operate at a time. If you have multiple mics on the same channel, the closest mic/strongest signal will lock all other mics out.
Really helpful. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
How do I unmute the receiver?
If you have a mute, it would be on the transmitter side. A single press of the power button usually does it.
How do digital wireless mics compare to these?
Good question, there are a lot of variables.
In general, digital wireless systems tend to have "better" audio as far as dynamic response and frequency response. However, just like everything else that's digital (HDMI, SDI, Etc.), it's either on or off. For low end wireless systems, this is extremely noticeable with big dropouts even when your transmitter and receiver are 15' apart.
Medium to high end analog wireless systems have been designed in such a way that the audio section is actually quite good and comparable to high end digital systems(low latency, good dynamic response), especially if you're using it for speech which requires far less dynamic range and range of frequencies.
Hope this helps,
@@kettnercreative Yes, that definitely helps! Thanks so much!
how do i hook up uhf wireless microphone to a dvd tv
I don't know any TVs that have an input like this.
You need an audio mixer. You connect the TV audio RCA out into the mixer And connect the microphone Into one of the mixers channel. A small Mixer with RCA input will work fine. If you are using it for karaoke a mixer with effects will work better.
How can you connect this mic to a a laptop?
You’d need an audio interface
@@kettnercreative how do I know if I have one already?
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I hope all is well.
I would love to ask you a couple questions.....how do I get a hold of you?
Thank you so much sir for your packaged information.