HOW Live! Webinar: Signal Flow of a Sound System

In this webinar, our House of Worship Product Specialist Evan Hooton will walk you through the general layout and signal path in a House of Worship sound system, all the way from the microphones to the speakers!

[@jittisoolt5927]

Excellent walkthru - thanks!

[@Unplugged704]

Great video! Thank you!

[@StreetMobTruckin]

thank you u made me understand more tnx

[@OscarDw800]

Thank You!!!!

[@raejosh]

It allows the desk to send the whole output over a digital signal. For instance, using one of the new Behringer multicores which have one of the AES outputs. You can have one cable going to-from stage carrying every channel input and output on the desk. It also allows you to link multiple desks together (for instance, 2 multicores and two X32's for a total of 96 channels. (128 inc outputs))

[@jouebien]

the reason your seeing speakon is that several countries have band XLR/cannon connectors for use with high power applications. The XLR connector grounds out to the metal shell so if you pick it up a cable that has shorted out to ground then you get electrocuted. This is also why we are now seeing consoles with BNC connectors for connecting desk lamps instead of 4 pin cannon.

[@salahnori1]

thank you

[@myrnacasillan3061]

I need to have a reference guide in connecting the units to each on hand.

[@20precise]

Can you make a video showing how to setup analog mixing in Logic Pro with xenyx1622

[@TomVereecke]

Powered speakers (monitors and mains) from behringer with ultranet connectivity would definetly be something i would consider buying. I'm not a real turbosound fan...

[@nadimbeg4113]

Acelent

[@OscarDw800]

How does a AES/EBU Works????Can you please Tell me????

[@Trpmanne]

I have l & r rca going into channel 1 & 2 ---> I want to be able to control volume seperately with subs & tops. How is it possible?

[@Trpmanne]

Am I only able to control volume from the amplifier? I was seeing if it was possible to control the lows from the mixer

[@jnrbarnett]

We have a small school that performs a very limited musical program a few times a year. Since these programs are performed by K-12 students, you can imagine how difficult it is to hear them when they sing. The stage is small but the acoustics are very poor...there is no sound system. We were thinking about donating some money to the school for some kind of sound system to help these kids out and make their performance received more joyfully. Any suggestions about what (minimum) equipment may be required and about how much it could cost?

[@JohnSotomusic]

There are several ways you can go. You can buy e portable PA system, or purchase two power speaker and a mixer. Portable PA run between $500.00 to $700.00 and some manufacturers include one mic and cables. With 2 power speakers you could get a little bit more power and you can use any mixer that you want. If you haven't purchase one I could help you get the right system. Hope this help. www.johnsotomusic.com

[@chaveiro57]

videos em portugues por favor ....

[@Elior1030]

let me see if I understood, so with a digital mixer there is NO need for a crossover nor a processor? Why is that?

[@martinridley5113]

it's built into the mixer

[@Eliteguitarschool]

Why are all your graphics so blurry?