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Sorry I'm confused, if anyone can help please reply, so will the track going to front of hose only be in the right speaker? As well as in the in ears being in the left ear phone?

is it ok to use TS cable instead of Xlr?

I have an electric drum kit and in-ear monitors I wanna use, but I’m a solo artist that also sings and that’s gonna have to have a different setup for each place I play at, especially if they don’t have their own PA system. Any tips or resources you guys can point me to so I can learn the best way to setup my rig? I have no sound engineering knowledge beyond what I set up myself at my place.

Sir.. How to connect the headphones amp for the gigs? I mean for 6 people can hear the click tracks..

Where do you plug in your IEM’s ?

I have 2 questions. I didn’t get the name and kind of the short guitar cord and where does it get plugged into. Second question is are both FOH speakers playing only the backing track and not the click ?

Great video Alex, thank you so much ! Quick question (sorry in advance - this may be an obvious/dumb thing to ask but, I'm not to up on the technical side); Does this mean that the backing-track that is being sent to the front monitors/audience, will not be stereo? I kinda want my backing-track instruments panned to create the illusion of a "real band" on stage. Is there of sending a stereo mix to the front whilst having a click/mono mix in your ear? (I'm the only one who needs a click)? Thanks in advance for the advice :)

So i have a question, where do you plug in your iem?

I see the Y cable (maleXLR channels 1 and 2), and that goes back to the 1/8in connector to the iphone. What is the source of the click? Is your iphone playing 2 synchronized tracks (bcktrack and click) ? and if so, how is it splitting the click and backing track?

Can't you teach me how to use this mixer for make my own iem on my e-drum?

Does it work with the X32 ??

I've tried this but I keep hitting the same problem. I'm using Garage Band. I've got 2 track. 1: click track 2: backing track. I've got the click pan Left and the track pan Right. But because the backing tracks are in stereo, when I pan I loose half the track. Does that make sense? If so what can I do? Many thanks

hello, please i have question. if i connect Trs to 1/4" Male TRS to 1/4" Female TS Insert Direct-Out Adapter ? can change insert to work a direct our ? or sec ,way if i connect TRS male to adapter Ts female to trs male. can change the insert to work a direct out ? yamaha MG 166 C

Very quick and to the point tutorial without hearing someone's life story and a rundown on all the equipment they have in their entire studio! Well done.

Dude thanks a lot for the info man! Could you ellaborate on how to make those pans in a Daw? Or do you have any video on that topic?

Thank you. Thank you. Thank you! You just made my life easier!

Another question is if the click on headphones will be played on both channels or on the left channel only with this configuration?

Is there any particular reason to connect the source of the signal to XLR sockets instead of jack? I am asking because the 2x mono jack to 1x stereo mini jack cable is a lot more common and cheaper as well.

Nice Video Alex . . . I was wondering what has changed since you made this one . . . Is there another that you would recommend ? Thanx

How can you add 2 mics to your current setup? So only you can talk through mics and hear through the ears ONLY?

Is it necessary to pan the tracks on the mixer? The fx send should be pre fader. And is the DI also necessary? The fx send is already line level. Wouldn’t a trs to male xlr do the job?

I think this set up produce mono sound not stereo.

Thank you very much for this man!! i'll try this to our church

What are you using for click?

Hi. Just want to ask if we can pan center the backing track when in a DAW and the click track on the left. Will the FOH get a stereo backing track?

WIll this keep the bleedover out of the Mains?

How well does an iPod perform for playing tracks in 2020?

This is such a great and helpful video thank you so much!!!!

Even in 2020, this is useful. Thank you sir! <3

This video needs to be Emmy nominated for being the most comprehensive, straight to the point and illustrative instructional video on the entire internet. I absolutely love the way that it was descriptive, intended and articulate. It is almost a masterpiece for technical visual Direction and gives somebody an exact synopsis of “what-to-do”. Five Stars, Bravo. Goodnight.

Clipping sir ,distort that sounds❌👎

Ear-inger Mixer.

What wire do i need to plug in to send the blue wire you dont show

Why would you need a DI box?

What about for a vocalist, is there a way where i can have the Click, and some Vocals in my ears using this mixer

With the backtrack panned to one side, that means FOH either gets one channel or mono tracks? What I'm getting at is you can't give FOH stereo backtracks with this method?

with your setup, can you still hear the singers from your in ear monitors?

Ta, I'm with the others who have been looking for an informative video on how to do bands with tracks and clicks. great job

Great explaining but way to many "uh"

Two questions man, first, for the splitter, I have an 1/8th (headphone jack) to two 1/4 inch plugs. Does it make a difference if I use xlr like you are or is it okay to use the quarter inch?

is the one channel good enough for front of house?

how do you set your software and DI box?

I see How this works but I thought those slots were for the Mics "Talkback" for Musician's to communicate with each other.

Excellent thank you!

Excellent! Question, can i use cable from my track source to the mixer but the 1/4" ones? what would be the difference between using 1/4" cable and mic cable?

Conect to Mixer input to xlr low Z the cable to send iPod prosessing to Direct in box?

Not sure if you still respond to these, but is that 1/8 to XLR splitter, a L/R splitter(left in one input and right side in the other input) or are you doing that within the mixer? Thanks

My only question is with the “Y” cable. If you had say an iPad for the back track, and a separate click track machine like a Boss, you would have 2 individual cables running to channel 1 & 2 correct? Their wouldn’t be a need for the Y cable right?

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