Behringer P16 Walkthrough -- How to adjust your IEMs onstage from a P16!

The Behringer P16 is a powerful tool to adjust your in-ear mix from stage! In this video, we will walk through every function on the P16 in detail.

[@garymarini6654]

This just may be the best explanations on the P-16 to date . Well done and clear information. I’ll be forwarding to all my team members.

[@josiahstroud2245]

Super glad it is helping other churches and teams!

[@Ta21961]

Awesome video. Really trying to learn the ins and outs of the P16. Very helpful! Thank you!

[@willcorvino9042]

The last item of main volume should have been addressed first as this setting is crucial for creating headroom for all individual channels afterwords. It’s correct to be at least 80% and left there.

[@FibroTony]

Just a question: is the equalization independent of the main volume? I'll give you an example: if the guitar, in the main volume, is flat from the point of view of the eq, and I want to hear more low frequencies in the guitar in my monitor, raising the low frequencies from P16, the guitar eq will change only for me or also in main?

[@theproductionprofessor]

It will only adjust what you are hearing in your ears-not what hits the main LR out (the PA)

[@Tumbao23]

Thanks!,, the P16D is a must? I mean if we have only one P16, can it go directly to the ultranet of the X18 ?

[@theproductionprofessor]

You can connect one P16 directly to the ultranet port. if you need more, you can Daisy chain them if they each have the power supply, or you can use the D to split it to multiple units (power supply not required)

[@Tumbao23]

@@theproductionprofessor Thank You!

[@davidsmith4979]

We have a Beringer X32 and P16s. I would like the worship leader to to be able to hear the main Left and Right front of house signel in one channel on the p16s. Can I route the main left and right to a bus? I would then send the bus to the p16 where we could solo the p16 channel.

[@theproductionprofessor]

Yes, this is absolutely possible to do from the ultranet routing screen

[@josiahstroud2245]

You wouldn’t even need a bus. On the p16 routing page you can simply route the main left and right to any two channels on the p16

[@theproductionprofessor]

Yes exactly

[@i.g3629]

Is it possible to daisy chain another p16 without the p16 D? And can you substitute the p16 D with another similar product?

[@theproductionprofessor]

Daisy chain is possible as long as each P16 has a power adapter connected to it. As far as I know, the P16 cannot be substituted for another device

[@peteryousef5177]

how many ft i can connect from mixer to p16 ( 200 or 321 ft ) the max ?

[@theproductionprofessor]

Max length would be 328 feet based on cat6 cable standards! I would recommend 10% less than that, just to be safe.

[@peteryousef5177]

@@theproductionprofessor how standard ? they told me use standard

[@theproductionprofessor]

Yes, just use any cat6 cable that is 328 feet or less.

[@peteryousef5177]

@@theproductionprofessor thank you

[@peteryousef5177]

@@theproductionprofessor can i use standard and she................?

[@chrisbohol]

The best and straight forward explanation 🫡 Thank you