@@MoverFX thank you my friend. Glad to help.

Yes I do it all the time with my handheld mics so a body pack Lavalier transmitter can also send to multiple receivers. Check out this video for life example. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rZaXh3mGqNSphck

@@gfire_productions Tx for this helpful information

@@KlausLive you're welcome and glad to help.

Good morning my friend and thanks for watching. Glad you got your freedom stick repaired, that's outstanding.

Hello and thank you for watching the video. At the moment I am looking at the Rode Wireless Go II

@gfire_productions do you think you can be used as a monitor? For sound engine

@@DJMishaGrin I don't know what sound e Engine is. Is that some kind of music recording program or something?

@@gfire_productions in-ear monitor

lol. I spit my drink out. Duuuuuuuuude!!! Nope, lol

Glad to help. I was racking my brain a lot over this mixer so when I figured it out I just wanted to help others with the problem.

I agree. I stopped doing that.

Thank you bro!!!

Hello Merek and that's a great question. The answer though is it depends. Right now I am preparing for a show I have to do this weekend and I have XAIR Edid opened up on my MacBook Pro only. I am changing channel names making bus mixes etc. I will then save this to a folder dedicated to where I save my scenes. When I connect my laptop I will connect "PC to mixer" because this tells the mixer to configure itself to what I've created on my PC. Here is another scenario. Let's say I get a last-minute call for me band and decided to go help them out so I grabbed my needed gear and an iPad only to go do the job. If I've created an awesome mix during sound check and the show itself with all my mics and instruments, I'd definitely want to save that to use it again in a similar set up. Because I only have my iPad though I can only save this mix to my iPad or not save it at all I simply muting all my channels, turn it off my speakers, pack up my gear and call it a night. Either way saved or unsaved, should I decide I want to save that mix to my laptop once I got home I would then connect my laptop to the mixer and then open with "mixer to PC". This would make my laptop configure it self to what's already going on in the mixer. From there I can just save that scene to a dedicated folder where I save scenes to on my laptop. I hope this helps.

@@gfire_productions that's a great explanation! Thank you for that

@@MerrickGuitar you’re welcome bro.

Bonjour mon ami et merci d'avoir regardé. Tout d'abord, je voudrais vous souhaiter une grande réussite pour votre événement en 2025 et vous remercier de soutenir notre chaîne. Quant au micro, j'utilise du Shure QLXD. Lorsque vous utilisez des microphones, assurez-vous que le bouton de sélection mono/stéréo est réglé sur mono (position haute). Nous avons notre mot à dire dans ma ville natale. "Laissez les bons temps rouler !"

You got it my friend and when you do hook your mic to channel one or two of the mixer with a standard XLR, make sure you got good gain structure. If you are using a lapel mic like what’s in the video, you’ll need the VXLR. Does your hand held mic have an XLR out similar to the Shure SM58?

@@gfire_productions hi thanks buddy. If using a powered lapel like the Boya BY M1 lav mic would it also work with the Rode VXLR? I bought a cheap wireless mic. Was around $15. It works nice for short distance speech. The receiver has a 6.35mm TS jack. I've tried to use it with "line in" on a mixer but doesn't work. Some mixers you need to really push the gain then u get weak sound.

@@Mbee16 VXLR should be good for that Boya BY M1 Also. Look like it also has TRRS mini jack just like Rode. I’d use VXLR and all the adapters I used on n the video. Hope this helps.

Glad to help and thanks for watching.

Word bro!!

Hello and thanks for watching. The adapters don not com with the stands. I already had mic stands.

Thank you Dos the Anonymous One. I appreciate your support.

Right on Mark and I'm glad this helped. Thanks for supporting our channel bro.

Hey Xolani. I still have the analog set up and rent it to small bands. They love it because some of them usually rent equipment and have to hook all that stuff up individually but appreciate how fast they can get in and out faster with my rig. Mostly rock bands. So 1-2 singer mics, bass, lead, rhythm, kick and 2 overhead mics.

Thank you Timothy and I want you to know that means a lot. I do what I can to help find solutions to difficult problems mediocre so looking to solve. Good success to you.

Word bro. That absolutely blew my mind. When people believe in you to that extent especially when you haven't met, is love love on another level so I had to make sure to give him a shout out. Thank you for your support also bro!! Mike Romeo and the place to be!!!

Yes sir I am.

You will need to know the name of the Wi-Fi network and the password. First you will need to connect to your mixer through one of the other to ways so either Ethernet or Access Point like I did in this video. Next open X-Air Edit to connect to your mixer through one of the two ways I mentioned previously. Click on the Setup button in XAIR Edit and then click the WLAN button. Here is where you enter the details for your router or home network not the XR18. In other words you will need the network name and the password. For the “security” type click WPA2. Then put in the router SSID name and the password. Click apply to send this information to the X air mixer. Quit the X-AIR-Edit app and turn off the mixer. Select the middle Wi-Fi client mode and then turn on the mixer and re-launch X-AIR-Edit. Once I make sure it's restart it you should find a net work and prompt you to connect. If it does not connect reboot your router. Lastly if Wi-Fi client is not working out for you and the two methods that I showed in this video certainly works. Please let me know if this helps. Keep in mind that if you do not have your own router when you go out to makes you will need the Network name and password from the venue if you are performing it. This is the reason why the majority of us probably do not use Wi-Fi client. I think Wi-Fi Klein is good for when your mixer is on a good stable net work like at your home and especially a net work you can trust to work. By bringing my own router as part of the set up I know it's going to work flawlessly because no one else can get on my router unless I give them the password. So in theory access point is for the access point or built-in Wi-Fi and good for close distances but other people could pin you off of this very easily if they think it's a Internet Wi-Fi and try to get on it. Wi-Fi client is good for your own net work to connect your mixer too but will change as you go to different networks and you will again be subject to the venues reliability of their router. Internet is you bringing your own router with you ensuring you are very few other people have access to that net work and password for most stable connection with your tablet, PC or MacBook if you or MAC user

@@gfire_productions Wow! Thank you for the detailed response.

@@funkingitup1805 you're welcome sir.

Shure QLXD: amzn.to/4e7CxHi

Cool and thanks for supporting the channel.

Right on Michael and glad to help. I can't wait till you're up and running, it's a game changer.

Yes, any audio output source can be put into the alto stealth from your mixer but would need the correct adapter if it's not an XLR out from your mixer. Example number 1: I have a Behringer XR18 mixer and every single one of the "sub" or "aux" outs are XLR so I can run that output directly into an alto stealth transmitter input with a simple male to female XLR cable. Example number 2: I have a Yamaha MG 10 XU and the aux outs are quarter inch so I would need to get a quarter inch cable to XLR to the input of the Alto Stealth transmitter. Does that help???

Hello bro and thanks for watching. You’re absolutely correct and that is what I do now since I made the video. At the time of the video though, I wasn’t sure if I was going to put the speaker in different positions in the room. PS . I have 2 PGXD mics and 8 QLXD mics.

@@gfire_productions There is one more thing i found out. When you send the Mic Signal via the mix out channel with an XLR cable, it also sends the bluetooth Signal!!! This is crap because it doubles the true stereo Signal so that you have a louder and doubled up mp3 Input on one side of the boxes. That annoyes me maximum. I decided to buy a XLR-Split cable to put the mic signal direct from my wireless-receiver in the Ch1 of each box. This doesnt send the Bluetooth signal. How do you deal with that problem?

The y cable could work in channel 1 of both speakers. Bluetooth is stereo linkable in the Quicksmart app.

DJay Pro AI. I set it to auto mix to get that view but it's a full blown DJ program. Got it from the App Store.

Glad to help my friend. This little mixer has been a challenged many of us so I decided to share with the Dj community once I figured it out.

Word bro.

My advice when there is always a grievance with any manufacture of anything, let them know I think the more of us and tell them what the issues are the better. If they are smart they will improve and make it right. If they're not then Sunday they'll be out of business. In my case I think they out of the warranty and sent me a new one and to date it has been working out really good for me.

Thanks for watching. This is the SKB R102. The Description and Links to the equipment or equivilent is in the description. Some of the gear is no longer available.

Thanks for your input and watching this video. Yeah I generally don't mix with Bluetooth because it lags big time.

Main speaker out! I used an XLR to TRS cable to the iRig2.

@@gfire_productionsThank you

I hope I understand your question correctly but if I were to add four more lights, say four more to this thought process I would assign the DMX addresses the same way I just did the first four in the video. So light fixture number five would be set to DMX address 1, light fixture six would be sent to DMX address 7, light fixture seven would be set to DMX address 13 and light fixture eight would be set to DMX address 19 for use with the FlareCon. I hope this helps and again if I misunderstood your question please accept my apology.

Thank you brother!

Thank you Wayne. Toronto in the place to be. Good success to you brother..

Hi exactly use I DMX controller with the flare con to control all of my Chauvet lighting fixtures. The flare con is proprietary to Chauvet Lighting so they were not transmit to an American DJ lighting as far as I know. I may have to do a specific video just for that.

I ordered it directly from EV. It comes with the the top trey. I’m gonna make a video just about this cable because EV is on some trickery a little bit so if you get one, get it from EV for now.

Hello Ria and thanks for watching. Unfortunately I don't do karaoke live so It would be kind of difficult to assist with that. If I were even to consider a production of the level by then I would be using my OBS program which would allow me to more seamlessly share my screen (for karaoke videos) online. For audio all of my mics and any audio devices would input to the Yamaha basic mixer and the mixer's audio would then be plugged into the focus rite. The focusrite would be the interface for online audio.

Yes sir. use to use 2 but found it was not needed. I actual use id at a wedding with 288 guest: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hIS4Zoxjg8SnY7c

I use mine at least once a month.

Thank friend.

You can set different displays on the transmitters. See if that helps.

The old app had some presets but the new one does not so I created some before I made the video.

I don't know where to see the presets , all I notice is that you have to set it yourself

@@DJLadyE331 I may have misunderstood the question before but no. I made color presets before I made the video and saved them. For shows you'll have to program and save those also.

Got it 👌🏼 can't believe it compared to the original

I have a QSC KSub and it is rated at 2000W peak but I will say it's 1000W RMS. I've use the Sub and K 8.2 with my Ecoflow River Max and it does clip out because of the bass notes when it hits. I think in order to effectively run a subwoofer you would probably have to upgrade to a bigger model Ecoflow like perhaps the Delta or above. For a common powered speaker though my K8.2 is rated at 2000 W peak but again will call that 1000 W RMS and it held up the entire time of that wedding with no issues. Hope this Helps.

Oh yes that makes sense since subs consume more power than normal speakers. This is quite helpful. Thank you for your prompt reply.

You're welcome.

So other than the controller, what else do I need in order to make mine work like that? Are you wireless or cables?

Nevermind I see the cables

@@emarioniii a DMX Cable from the controller to the machines. However most of the machines don't need DMX because they come with remotes.

It is the DMX Operator 384 from Amazon: amzn.to/3WmnBP7 It is attached to a powers conditioner for convenience though. Here's a video on how I put it all together: kzbin.info/www/bejne/poSzqqh7e8injqssi=aHCLYzbjFph8dX9v

You're welcome Sean.

You are absolutely correct. Initially I was not sure if our going to place my speakers in different positions in the room and eventually settled on putting both of them on a single yoke. Since they were already set up with mic receivers I just left em like that. Thanks for watching and good success to you DJ PhilI MP.