Hi I have the Ashly 1310 equalizer, and the signal button is always lit up green should I hook this up to my system or is there something wrong with the unit. Just curious if you know anything about my problem if not thanks for the video!

essa conexao input pra que serve, como desliga microfone aciona input XLR?

Very usedfull,thankyou sir you tutorial.

Hi there! I just wanted to drop by and say how much I love all of your videos-they're not only enjoyable but incredibly insightful as well! 😊 Quick question: could you share what shock mount you're using for the choir mics? Also, I'm curious if there was anything special done to rig them up. Thanks for all the amazing content!

1:19 I am known to run around with an iPad or computer in some fairly wet environments but even I am getting nervous, thank goodness you found a good spot for it now. 3:57 oh shucks I saw that one coming sort of. But hey it did you a favor those other joints weren't very good either now it forces you to redo them.

Thanks, I've got to use this model next week for a show and now I feel like I've seen one before.

So helpful... I just got a venue... On my mixer my master fader shows a signal of zero... when it goes to the Dbx, I have to add a lot of gain from my output of my mixer... is there some kind of input pad or calibrator on the Dbx input ? My mixer is a motu b16 stagebox

Absolutely LOVE this video, you should be a teacher if you aren't already. I do get dizzy easily so having the camera not fixed made it so I could only watch this video 5 mins at a time before I got a little woozy. Otherwsise THANK YOU!

@audio buff great videos. What is the best way to get a hold of you if I was looking to get some Audio work done?

Amazing video please keep up those informative videos and thank you 🙏🏼

What a helpful FRIENDLY presentation. You’re making progress!

Even an engineer couldn’t have done that any better!

Old timer here! I leave all the heavy lifting to others!

Pls after using the stereo setup i can still hear my drum kick in the sub

NICE WORK! You're the man, Jude.

Duh Walt? I prefer Ridgid.

Very impressive. Well executed!

You should look into Labor Saving Devices equipment if your having to retro a lot of cabling like this. They offer a good selection of attachments that help simplify overcoming obstacles. Such as Grabbit or creep-zit for lifting bit up over the framing using a wet noodle or magnet.

That was impressive.

Hi great video. Am i right in thinking this mixer is unpowered and would need to be connected to powered speakers? Thanks again

This a dumbass does. You NEVER use an impact driver to assemble a particle board rack.

Do you know which size connector you used? I can’t find any that are small enough to be snug on the post.

Hello and congratulations for your videos! I have an ALLEN & HEATH ZED60 10 FX mixer and I would like to connect an ear monitor system, which mixer output should I use? Thank you!

Best explanation of the ZED for a neophyte such as myself!

I have one of those trim-size pry bars at home and now I'm going to add it to my tool kit!

Or you could have just made an adapter and not cut the leads

Geez. Brilliant! That would have been amazing to hear in person.

Incredible audio work, and great video editing too!

Strictly speaking, there is no such thing as _RJ45._ The term is a colloquialism adapted from the RJ45S standard, which actually a slightly different (keyed) connector. The better term would be 8P8C modular plug/jack, but I guess these days "RJ45" is part of the vernacular.

The endless-loop background music is mildly crazy-making and should have been like 12 dB lower or simply eliminated. Otherwise I thought the video was informative and well-presented. Speaking as a pro-audio nerd of thirty years. ;)

Watching this was an education for me, thanks Jude!

Wow! Brilliant job Jude and everyone involved in the production and, of course, the performers!

Incredible. Well done!

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Thanks for your work on these videos. It’s amazing to see how all of the audio and video equipment is implemented, and to see the entire team who works so hard to integrate everything in real time to make an amazing live feed. But it is equally amazing to see the overall endeavor for excellence, which should be any church worker’s goal, no matter what we are trying to accomplish, and no matter what resources are at our disposal.

Amazing, Jude! Thank you for sharing this even though it made me cry. I had already watched the cantata and my heart was blessed by how the Lord is exalted through the words and music. But, for some reason, this video you posted of the behind the scenes brought tears to my eyes. It shows God using the talents He's given fallen men to bring praise to his Holy name. God is so beyond our comprehension, yet so full of mercy and grace for us.....his creation. Don't know why He cares for us, but I'm so thankful that He does. And, I'm also thankful He gifted you with the talent of understanding audio and that you use that gift to exalt his name! ❤

So much to take in. Love the behind the scene work. Watching the asl team really pulled at my heart strings.

Looks good. We never shot a behind-the-scenes video. I shot a timelapse of a load in and out of a Christmas tour once and after we (the crew) view we go "Burn it" makes the three hours of hard work look to easy...

Great work Jude!

I’m lovin the Jazz! Our church next!

Awesome!

My wife keeps the DeWalt saw in her drawer just for that.

Yeah, uh, I have one of those on me every day....

Only an engineer would put that much thought into that…

Were there any beans harmed during the recording of this short?

Jude, i personally prefer an angle grinder.

Are cans of green beans even worth opening?

Golly. 😂

First option gives you extra iron, second way cooks it for you! This man's a genius!

Shoulda coped it.