How To Use a Mixer for Live Sound & Studio Recording
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- Опубліковано 11 чер 2024
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This video will teach you everything you need to know to feel comfortable operating any analog audio mixing console. You'll learn about the layout of a mixer as well as the common inputs and outputs of a mixer. I'll walk you step by step through every knob, button, and fader on an audio mixer channel strip.
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0:00 - Introduction
0:42 - PART 1: Mixing Console Layout
0:52 - Inputs & Outputs
1:05 - Channel Strips
1:29 - Master Section
1:44 - PART 2: Inputs & Outputs
1:44 - Outputs
2:24 - Inputs
3:21 - Inserts
3:55 - Direct Outs
4:12 - PART 3: Channel Strips
4:22 - Phantom Power (+48 V)
4:54 - Fader
6:02 - Solo / PFL
6:21 - Mute
6:27 - Preamp Gain
7:04 - Pad (-20 dB)
7:18 - High Pass Filter (HPF)
7:35 - Equalizer
8:23 - Aux Sends
9:21 - Pan Knob
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Very helpful video. I’m new to running sound and was having problems with feedback. This video gave me a complete breakdown on how to use a mixer proper. The unity levels on the slides helped me out a lot. Something I didn’t know.
Very clear and most useful. I've used small mixers in the past, but they've generally lacked the facilities of a large mixer, so having everything explained in detail is really handy.
Exactly the kind of tutorial for beginner yet determined level people like myself. I'd love to see a video like this explaining how everything works plugged into that at a live show with different scenarios. I'm bootstrapping now though I'd pay a lot for that later for helping me learn what I need to for IATSE work I'll eventually be doing mixing sound live! And of course recording my future band tracks for albums. This is the very first video and time finding your channel, can't wait to learn more! Thank you.
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Thnx for the clear teaching. It is long time ago that I worked with mixer concoles. You gave me a good boost to remember it all again.
Outstanding! I wish I had found this channel BEFORE our performance. I rented a mixer because I've only got a 2-channel input on my DAI. I didn't quite know enough to make things sound good.
speaking of loudness, setting it up on the amplifier instead of cranking the master fader is gold!
This has made me feel better about my knowledge of mixers, hope I can hold my own whenever I get to see one!
Very clear and concise video. On the Allen & Heath mixers (larger GL2400, GL2800, etc) you have to open the chassis to get to the direct out jumpers otherwise the faders will not change volume on the board in a recording situation per channel. I think that is a huge issue with their mixers and not something I had using say a Soundcraft LX7. I realize that they were designed primarily for live applications and live recording, but adding a button per channel would sure have helped. :)
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Glad to help, Mees! Thanks for watching.
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great video! I know most of this stuff, but needed to know how direct outputs and inserts behave, and found it right away :) ima recommend this to anyone who needs to know how to deal with a live board.
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Just applied to my 1st time using and operating this mixer... Thanks for the tutorials bro... 🎼
Fantastic will be watching more, just can't learn enough about mixing
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You’ve done a good job of explaining this mixer. It was a little quick, and you might have rushed though the terminology, but that’s just my opinion.
The only technical comment I have is on your description of logarithmic scale on the faders. The reason for logarithmic vs linear is that our ears work in a logarithmic manner, meaning that from a dB standpoint, each dB of change sounds the same to us. The apparent change from -10 to -9 is the same as 1 to 2.
I was about to comment about the same thing but your words describe it perfectly lol
That is true but irrelevant in this context.
He is spot-on about working faders as close to "normal stop" (unity gain) as possible.
Whenever I see a 1/3-open fader at a gig, I know the mixer hasn't got full control of the mix. It's very common and also indicates either ignorance or poor training.
There is an idea called the "straight-line balance", meaning that when the balance is right to the ear, all the faders line up across the mixer, at normal-stop.
Obviously you never "set and forget" but adjust all the time, but I worked with many superb mixers (people!) down the years, and the very best aimed for this.
The other thing is that many desks (and mic inputs to other stuff) have gain in steps, not continuously variable ("thinking of you, Neve!), so you cannot mix on the gain presets, and they can also be a pain when setting up stereo pairs.
dB is already a logarithmic scale, the reason faders aren't linears is you can't have 3 meters long faders.
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I sold my Mixer on eBay last year. Because I didn’t understand their manual book
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