Daniel I've been watching your videos for quite a few months now and you have effectively raised the knowledge of lots of people using the M32 Digital Mixer. But actually you can assign Buses to the M/C. You can either Select a Bus and then Engage the Mono Centre Button. Or you can from the MTX 1-6 Main Layer Select the M/C Bus then on the far left side of the Mixer Select the Bus Master Button. Select Fader Flip and Unmute the Bus that you want then Raise the Fader.
Thank you Daniel. For separate the Sub and the High Speakers there are a few spezial Modi in the EQ Section. Bessel, Butterworth, Linkwitz etc. I use Linkwitz with 24db Oktave. Can you say something to the Pro and cons?
I think 24db/octave is a bit too steep, I would go with 12 or 18 at most because the steeper the filter the more resonance it will create at the selected frequency. Also whichever filter you decide to use make sure it's the same type of filter on both sides of the cross over. Don't use 2 different types of filters on the same crossover point
If anyone would know it’d be you… I use the Mono bus to feed a Comms feed into my headphone mix (I send my broadcast mix out on LR) and I listen on the Headphone routing option LR+M/C so the Comms are only herd by me and don’t ho to the mix. But what I soon realized is that this LR+M/C monitoring option is not truly Post fader. If I pull the LR fader down, I still hear the LR mix in my headphones. This also made me aware that I don’t her the Precision Limiter inserted on my LR bus. Any idwas on how to hear the LR AFL and M/C to achieve this monitoring scenario?
Go to the monitor page Look at the right side of the screen Set monitor source as LR AFL Look at the left of the screen and turn on Channel solo AFL Mixbus solo AFL DCA solo AFL and that should fix your problem but to hear the mono center bus you would have to hit the solo button on it
If one wanted to use a multi band compressor inserted on the total mix, I assume you would need to insert a separate compressor on the subs, is that correct? The sub channel is taking a completely different path than the main right/left?
@Naomi Balliston i do not recommend sending the kick and bass channels only to the sub because you still need the higher frequencies to hear the attack of these instruments I suggest you use matrices Link matrix 1 and 2 and send the main LR to it and assign xlr outputs 15 and 16 to matrix 1 and 2 Then do a low cut at 100hz for example (you'll have to look up the cross over point for your speakers) This is you LR speakers without the sub frequencies Then do the same for the subs Link matrix 3 and 4 if you're running subs in stereo or just use matrix 3 as it is without linking if you're running subs in mono Then send the main LR to matrix 3 and assign xlr output 14 to matrix 3 And do a high cut at the same frequency (100 hz in this example) No this is only your sub frequencies So just mix normally without using the mono bus and you can control your subs with matrix 3 If you don't know how to use matrices i have a video on that you can watch it ua-cam.com/video/54UhtUEgw70/v-deo.html
Daniel I've been watching your videos for quite a few months now and you have effectively raised the knowledge of lots of people using the M32 Digital Mixer. But actually you can assign Buses to the M/C. You can either Select a Bus and then Engage the Mono Centre Button. Or you can from the MTX 1-6 Main Layer Select the M/C Bus then on the far left side of the Mixer Select the Bus Master Button. Select Fader Flip and Unmute the Bus that you want then Raise the Fader.
Thank you, your teaching is very clean, precise, and straight to the point.
My favorite teacher...thanks a million.
Finally an easy answer to my question, just saved us a lot of time on setup for a 4 day event, haha
It's all i Need! Thanks Bro, God bless you!
Do you want teach me how to do a virtual sound check with x32 and Reaper? Tnx
I have a video about that
I saw It! Great jod, Bro!
On point! Thank you for the video
Very good!
Also very important is to check the box M/C lvl follows L/R last time i forgot this when turnig your main fader down the subs kept on working.
As a nerd, salute.
Good information God bless you
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Thank you Daniel. For separate the Sub and the High Speakers there are a few spezial Modi in the EQ Section. Bessel, Butterworth, Linkwitz etc. I use Linkwitz with 24db Oktave. Can you say something to the Pro and cons?
I think 24db/octave is a bit too steep, I would go with 12 or 18 at most because the steeper the filter the more resonance it will create at the selected frequency. Also whichever filter you decide to use make sure it's the same type of filter on both sides of the cross over. Don't use 2 different types of filters on the same crossover point
If anyone would know it’d be you…
I use the Mono bus to feed a Comms feed into my headphone mix (I send my broadcast mix out on LR) and I listen on the Headphone routing option LR+M/C so the Comms are only herd by me and don’t ho to the mix. But what I soon realized is that this LR+M/C monitoring option is not truly Post fader. If I pull the LR fader down, I still hear the LR mix in my headphones. This also made me aware that I don’t her the Precision Limiter inserted on my LR bus. Any idwas on how to hear the LR AFL and M/C to achieve this monitoring scenario?
Go to the monitor page
Look at the right side of the screen
Set monitor source as LR AFL
Look at the left of the screen and turn on
Channel solo AFL
Mixbus solo AFL
DCA solo AFL
and that should fix your problem but to hear the mono center bus you would have to hit the solo button on it
Nice simple and short but I’ve got a question, how can one copy and paste a channel unto USB??
What do you mean exactly?
If one wanted to use a multi band compressor inserted on the total mix, I assume you would need to insert a separate compressor on the subs, is that correct? The sub channel is taking a completely different path than the main right/left?
Yes
can't hear you with the cars in the background.
Do I need to set filters in LR and Mono if my powered main speakers and subs already have built-in crossovers?
No you don't need to if your speakers work together as a set
What settings would I use if I wanted to use the M/C as a bus independent of the LR?
To clarify. Our church is very small. We want the base and drums in the sub only, not in the LR. How can we accomplish this?
@Naomi Balliston i do not recommend sending the kick and bass channels only to the sub because you still need the higher frequencies to hear the attack of these instruments
I suggest you use matrices
Link matrix 1 and 2 and send the main LR to it and assign xlr outputs 15 and 16 to matrix 1 and 2
Then do a low cut at 100hz for example (you'll have to look up the cross over point for your speakers)
This is you LR speakers without the sub frequencies
Then do the same for the subs
Link matrix 3 and 4 if you're running subs in stereo or just use matrix 3 as it is without linking if you're running subs in mono
Then send the main LR to matrix 3 and assign xlr output 14 to matrix 3
And do a high cut at the same frequency (100 hz in this example)
No this is only your sub frequencies
So just mix normally without using the mono bus and you can control your subs with matrix 3
If you don't know how to use matrices i have a video on that you can watch it ua-cam.com/video/54UhtUEgw70/v-deo.html
I think while u talk ur gate is on...🤭
That was cut manually in the edit
@@danielkharrat its clean🫡