Host a Webinar with Zoom and Great Sound Quality | URC USB 3.0 Audio Interfaces
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- Опубліковано 27 тра 2020
- A web conference or webinar can be spoiled when the audio quality is not great. In this video, Dom Sigalas shows you how to create the right audio setup for a Zoom web conference with perfect sound. The video looks at everything you need, including a desktop or laptop computer, microphone, audio interface (in this case a Steinberg UR22C) and headphones. Headphones are recommended for streaming to avoid feedback loops, unpleasant echoes and to enjoy a clean sound. Make sure you have the latest drivers for your audio interface installed, connect your equipment and, if using a condenser microphone like the Steinberg ST-M01, activate phantom power. Dom also looks at using a lavalier microphone and uses the DSPmixFX app and front panel controls to set up gain level, choice of mono or stereo for the microphone and the blend between the interface inputs and the audio from your computer, for example a DAW or other app. You need to activate the Loop Back button, necessary for streaming online, and with DSPmixFX you can also activate a DSP-powered morphing channel strip to set up effects like compression, EQ setting and reverb. Finally, Dom then shows you how to configure the settings in Zoom to make sure participants in the webinar or web conference enjoy the benefits of your great sound.
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Many thanks Dom. Explains everything I needed to know.
Excellent and useful presentation. Thank you!
Brilliant articulate clear very useful video! Thanks so much
Dope. Thank you!
So i assume that (as it's shown on the control panel) that with the URC USB, contrary to my UR22 you can have the output of your DAW (cubase) streamed or sent to Zoom or any other software with a great sound quality with no latency. (actually it's a trick to use Banana Voicemeeter and it lead to a bad latency).
Exellent video! It would be great to get video on how to use it with MS Teams as well.
Please share the link from where I can download the DSP mixer app on my Windows machine !
Thanks for the video using Zoom. It would be great to get similar video on how to use it with Webex Meetings and Google Meet.
Thanks, very helpful! Now I got it working with my UR44 and the NT1-A.
Does your UR44 really work with Zoom? Mine doesn't. I can hear me speak but the mic test of Zoom does not work. Any idea? Help would be much appreciated!
@@MatthiasMueller7 also ich habe es schon mal hinbekommen. Wichtig ist der loopback. Und das Interface muss überall ausgewählt sein (Windows, Zoom, Cubase)
@@gitarrelernenmitmartinosgi199 danke, ja, der Loopback war wohl das Problem.
how about participants that complain about their voice get double when i turn on loopback? how to fix this issue?
Should I press Link button ot top of stereo mixer when I record the Mic? What it does?
Is there any compatibility using this 3.0 USB in 2.0 usb ports? Will it work normally or us a 3.0 port needed? Thanks in advance!
can you record audio while using microphone in the zoom meeting?
Is the DSP Mix FX app available for PC/Windows as well?
Great explainer
Very useful.
very useful
Thanks for the excellent video! Just one question for you: If other participants in your Zoom meeting speak, do their voices get fed back into Zoom via Loopback?
I"m interested in this question too =)
+1 on this. Loopback enabled on my UR22mkII causes participant feedback.
Thanks for the video! I have a UR44. I've managed to connect it to my iphone successful via Lighting to USB 3 adapter and getting audio perfectly. Also have the DSP Mix FX app. Only issue is it's not recording audio on my Camera App or Via Instagram even though I hear the audio on my headphones during recording. I'm using Inputs 3 and 4 on my Steinberg as stereo coming from my mixer. Is there something I'm doing wrong?? Any help appreciated!! Thanks in advance
I just bought the UR22MKII and looks like it won't work for live streaming. Before I made another mistake just wanted to confirm - will the UR24C 2x4 USB 3.0 Audio able to stream live similar to UR22C ? Otherwise, I would stick with CR22c but not any available at the moment maybe a few in Amazon as of now...
What about my UR-44 (not C Version). I can hear myself but the mic test on Zoom software does not work. Any idea? THank you very much!
Can we have the same thing on IPad?
What is the wireless lavalier mic with xlr output that you are using? I can’t find anything like that.
It’s really sad that they don’t want to tell us, but think I figured it out, it’s probably an sennheiser AVX-MKE2 or AVX-ME2.
Update: what is shown is the ME2, the MKE2 is smaller and supposedly better, but also more expensive. Both are expensive 😢
Nice video, thanks a lot. One question: Does this setup also work for two microphones?
Should do
The problem is that you can not use Cubase with Zoom.
Can you please tell me, can I use a speaker instead of headphones (speakers means bluetooth speaker connected with AUX Cable)
You can, but you'll get a hell lot of feedbacks. Because your mic will capture the sound of your speakers which will give you back your sound and so on.
If you use dynamic mic...that should not pickup much feedback.
say me please,
what is lav microphone you use for steinberg ur22?
It’s really sad that they don’t want to tell us, but think I figured it out, it’s probably an sennheiser AVX-MKE2 or AVX-ME2.
Update: what is shown is the ME2, the MKE2 is smaller and supposedly better, but also more expensive. Both are expensive 😢
How is your gain all the way up and you don’t have any feedback or static?!
He prolly took it away in post
Is this going to be a lot better quality than a USB microphone?
If you compare it to a high quality USB Microphone (RØDE NT-USB for example), no. With the extra audio interface you gain flexibility and more input possibilities though.
Why none of you fellows tell us how to connect left and right of the keyboard to one input in the Audio interface , because one is taken by the mic and only one other is left for keyboard and keyboard has two outputs left and right
Use a Y-adapter. Left and right in - stereo out
@@kimbo834 say me please, How i to connect microphone and digital piano that to stream in the same time it in zoom or skype? I have steinberg ur44c.
@@user-kk1yi2sz1d you should have 4 inputs in the front and 2 in the back. I’m a guitarist and not into Keys, but I would recommend the two inputs in the back for keyboard. Or it is a USB keyboard, then connect it to your computer and don’t forget the Loopback button in the Settings of the UR44
Your ur22 is the noisiest interface in recorded history......