ALLEN&HEATH No.42 - SQ GANGS: one of three ways to control the input channels of your Mixer!

[@joelglaser5657]

Excellent! I never thought about using the ganging feature to create a pseudo stereo pair. I sometimes end up with my overhead mics in channels that don't stereo link, but with ganging, I believe I can make it work. I'm going to be using that one. Thank you!

[@tomazklancnik7760]

Yes, that's all about gangs. I'm using it for guitar (fake stereo), keyboards and for overheads (for different delay, if it's needed, but eq needs to be the same). Again, nice video Andre.

[@edoardoallertsen]

Great video, gangs are so useful! I use them every day instead of stereo inputs to avoid having to restructure the whole mixer for different bands and possibly lose audio for a few seconds. Another great use of gangs is to link a spare channel if you have money channels like a lead vocalist on a wireless microphone. There's only two more things I'd like to have on the setup of the gangs: PAFL and Gain control. With those gangs will become a super powerful feature of all A&H consoles!

[@AndreSchaier]

Great ideas.

[@donnyhalfenzah8087]

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[@AndreSchaier]

Thank you! 🤗

[@donnyhalfenzah8087]

Sama sama..

[@paulevans9104]

Hi Andre. Quick question. Multi band compressor 4. SQ6 I’m currently working with a show and the lead vocal is on track. [ I know boooooooo ] I hate it. The track is very poor and I’ve found a multi band 4 controls it well live. Would you A insert it on the track Chanel or B insert it on the group I send the track vocal to. Thank you

[@AndreSchaier]

Why not on both? My workflow is usually: insert De-Esser on the input channel and the Dyn4 on the group.

[@paulevans9104]

@@AndreSchaier thank you for your time. I will try this. Thank you again.