Behringer X32 Console Training Pt 1

[@Lapeerphoto]

Thank you for sharing this video. It helps our church with deciding to replace our dying analog mixer with a Digital or Analog mixer. Still undecided. but leaning digital. This video was very helpful.

[@oweredaniel9998]

Thanks very much

[@robertjennings5357]

Allen & Chad, thanks a ton for posting! I like your verbiage lol, I think of the DCA's as the Subs, so I'm glad you called them Subs. Appreciate you taking the time to make the tutorial. (Perhaps you could do another video? How to set up a channel: put the selected channel at 0 or Unity, then turn up the Gain/Trim up to check that it's hitting, on the meter, at 0/Unity so that there is adequate input signal etc, etc.) Thanks again!!

[@ElitePlyr1]

8:54. lol Random hand from behind the camera... Thanks for the help!

[@ProjectCarTV]

Thank you sir

[@DanielOrtegoUSA]

Very informative so thanks for posting. I'm waiting delivery of the 'Rack version but I haven't found very many videos on that particular device.

[@jessejules2092]

Nice clear straightfirward tutorial. Thanks

[@ljwoollett]

Thank you so much ive got it now.great video's keep them coming

[@Jinaci1732]

Hi. Do you know if I can use the Midas DL32 stagebox with the Behringer X32 Rack? Are they totally compatible?

[@ransfordfearon8780]

Hello. Your video is excellent.. I am new to the Behringer x32 compact. I am trying my best to find way around it. Just a few days ago I cannot get any audio feed to go to the monitors. The two main speakers work great but my 3 floor monitors have no feed coming through them from the console. What advice can you give me? Thanks

[@robfriedrich2822]

In my church we plan to buy a smaller X32 for the 24/7 Prayer room. So it helps me.

[@waifu6949]

I have one for my school, this video helps out a lot for me as well.

[@rusinjeff5959]

I used your video for most of what I’ve learned. You described things in a simple manner. I’m not being mean but that drew guy knows too much lol and seems to assume everybody is as knowledgeable as him. I get confused 30 seconds into one of his videos. Thanks for the good work

[@stevenkontsevenko]

Hey!!! I NEED HELP. So, someone from musicians thought that they know the soundboard better than me. While I was out they messed with the board. Now, if I turn down both the fader and the main L & R to negative infinity the sound still comes from Main L & R. I have been trying to fix this issue but I could not. I found that the bus group 3 & 4 (which are the L & R stage monitors) have an effect/involved in this situation. Could you help me out with this issue? Thank you

[@theforeverpuddle8754]

Thank you, I really appreciate the tutorials.

[@josephpierre5755]

THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING

[@nirwahna]

What's the botton for burning witches?

[@TheMjriley5150]

Great video, very helpful. Thanks!

[@unclefred3555]

Thank you, sir, for this an awesome vlog and My question is, what to do when the piano sound can't come up to Drum monitor and speak monitor

[@natesroomrule]

We have the same console at my church and I've been using it for a while but one question and I don't know if you know how to answer this but we actually have a bus that we've set up for the live streaming, but I can't seem to adjust the levels for that bus on the mixer I have to use the app that I downloaded for the x32 and adjust that channel as if I'm using it as an in-ear monitor, but it seems like I should be able to adjust all the levels of all the different channels that are all being mixed together for that one bus mix

[@natesroomrule]

@@Javajavajav I actually figured it out a while ago forgot to comment back here.. It's still a little wonky

[@austinmillerae]

So how do you actually make the group masters in the first place? I’m having issues with the routing on the x32 at the church I’m running sound at. It seems that the group masters will only work in parallel, whereas I’m trying to treat them in serial. Is that possible on this board?

[@Theangelladies22]

Great overview. The church that we have ordinations at has this console. It will not read mp3 music recorded on a usb stick. I tried recording in WAV and it said it was the wrong speed or something.... any advice? We were able to get it to read with a line in to my laptop but it is a mystery why the usb cannot be read. Thanks! Great overview to understand the versatility of this board.

[@cedargroveopryalamoga2873]

We just upgraded our X32 board but did not back up anything. Big mistake lol. the only thing I can't do is set up our digital snake sends using 17-28. we have a analog snake using 1-16. hope you can help me out. Great tutorials you have!

[@plunkettjbrandon]

+Scott Stewart So, All you need to do, is press the "Routing" button next to the screen, Then on the first tab, starting at the third box, and you'll move the selection down to AES50 17-24 and in the fourth box you should move it down to AES50 25-32. This should allow you to use the digital snake for the second sixteen channels.

[@cedargroveopryalamoga2873]

Thanks, we tried that. The crazy thing only worked after we punched in 1-8. go and figure. lol.

[@plunkettjbrandon]

Scott Stewart glad to hear you got it to work at least

[@JuvyJayme]

Thank you sir for tutorial . Stay Safe.Godbless

[@235orly]

i need help i am using the x32 and when my pastor talks there is alot of loud feedback which is really emberassing is there anything i can change on the behringer to reduce it or eliminate it?

[@plunkettjbrandon]

If you have monitors, you can mute them, If not, the other thing you should do is turn back the gain a little, which can help, Also, Use the eq, I would put a lowcut going up to about 100hz, then a PEQ cut at 220hz about 4ish db another one at about 330hz sitting at -4db and then another one at about 600hz another 4db cut. the width is about 5 for each one. Granted, these are all specific to our current sanctuary, and our sound system, They may change a bit depending on your room, the last thing is a compressor, a good starting point for a speaker, thresh is -36 ratio at 3:1 Gain at 6 and knee at 1, attack 10ms hold is 10ms and release is 151ms, Those are good for keeping peaks down, and they can also help keep your gain levels lower. As I said before though, these are settings I use in our sanctuary, they will vary slightly depending on your system, and your room, and it will depend on if you have it eq'd flat with a graphics eq.

[@235orly]

wow thank you for all the information i will use these settings and see if there is any change in the feedback. we do have monitors which are giving alot of the feedback out of anything else and it does have a messed up XLR cable which we are going to change out.

[@plunkettjbrandon]

235orly no problem, Like I said, it's going to depend on your room, But definitely mute the monitors, if there's any sound coming through them, the mic could be picking it up, also, make sure the pastors mic isn't feeding through the monitors at all, and you can also put a gate on it, that will help prevent things other than his voice from activating the mic. If you're able to, I would try to get with the pastor during the week sometime, and try to mimic the feedback, that way you can figure it out, with out the stress that comes from it happening in the service.

[@235orly]

we use the monitors for the chorus to hear the music and there voices when they are singing so i don't know if we should mute them or not. but i will try changing some of these settings and see if i can eliminate some feedback

[@plunkettjbrandon]

235orly monitors for choirs are a challenge in itself, super sensitive mics, paired with loud monitors, tends to cause a lot of problems, we deal with it anytime we have our choir up, or want to add instruments to the band like cello. sounds to me it could be something more than just your pastors mic. As long as the pastor isn't talking while they are singing, muting the monitors won't cause any issues, as long as you remember to unmute them when they are singing, that's where mute groups come in handy, you can mute and un mute them all with one button.

[@sethcomedy4305]

i want a video teaching how use setup on the screen

[@joshuashaw9274]

Very helpful 🙏🏾

[@bluetech7753]

Hi there I'm Sam this seems to be a very interesting video I did live sound for my church for about 14 years always used traditional analog mixers with all the Redundant knobs. That's what I'm accustomed to you. Due to personal family situations I've had to step down for a while for the time that I was gone they have switched to a digital console what tips or advice would you have for someone who is barely just getting into digital consoles?

[@jujubaloolian]

My advice: find whatever board you will be using, and then find the manual for that board It might be boring to read it all, but it will definitely be worth it

[@livingwaterfireprotection842]

We used this video to set up our monitor sends last weekend but they are still working post fader. We have the s16 so we had to change the settings to use outputs 9-16 instead of 1-8 in order to retain the mains on 15 & 16. Help?

[@plunkettjbrandon]

+Living Water Fire Protection If the monitors are actually floor wedges, you'll want them running post fader. You'll want to have the ability to turn them down if you need to. If for some reason you don't want them running post fader, you can change them in the config setting for the bus that it's on. As far as the s16, I'm not sure what you need help with. If you want to give me some more information on the issue, I will do what I can to help.

[@muratiskl4533]

Living Water Fire Protection ft

[@peteraveni2891]

I am a volunteer and we have just purchased a x32 with the S32 digital snake. I am sure it is a routing problem but we have be unable to get the sound to the mains without using channels 1 &2 but when we do that we have no volume control. I would like to use 14,15 & 16. Also is there a way to get some good online training for beginners? Thanks

[@plunkettjbrandon]

+Peter Aveni so, I'm not completely sure of what the problem actually is, If you would like, You could email me at [e-mail] and we could dive into it a bit deeper and see if we can't figure out what's actually going on. I think it may be a bit difficult for me to do so on youtube. as for training for beginners, Behringer does some live webinars on occasion that kinda go in depth with the x32, you can find some of the past ones on youtube, some of them are pretty informative. Though there is a lot of information in them, and some of the information tends to be aimed more towards more advanced users. I would recommend watching anything you can find tutorial wise on the console and learn what ever you can. Hope to hear from you, have a good one.

[@lazberta6322]

very well spoken in werds that anyone can understand yay!

[@lshkim]

We are looking at X32 as well for our church and I'm wondering if you can recall scene per input channel basis. For example, we have various singers who may use different mic at different times. I'd like to recall a scene for that singer to different channel. Is that possible? Thank you!

[@CalvaryLHC]

Laurent Kim You can, What you have to do is select a channel, and then hit the utility button, You'll have to save each vocal/instrument and then you can later load each one as you need it. It allows you to save your gain, eq and compressor settings, essentially, your entire signal chain. and it's loadable on any channel on the board. The board comes with a lot of presets for drums as well as various instruments, we ended up having to save over some of them because we had more to save than was free.

[@b52productions]

thats a great setup....wish i had that scene :)

[@andrewvibert2348]

what about useing a ipad eta ?

[@justseenthevideo]

I do mosttly lectures and pannel discussions. Sometimes we may have a pannel for 6-8 people. Do you think this Board is good for lecture with pannel for 6-8 people with mics also for Q&A? Any advice ? Thank you in advance Calvary LHC

[@CalvaryLHC]

Hey J Harper, This specific console may be a bit overkill for your needs in terms of channel count. They have smaller versions of this console such as the X32 Producer, ect. There are also smaller digital consoles that would be perfect for your needs, such as the Yamaha TF1, PreSonus Studio Live 16, Behringer X32 Producer. All of these consoles will have similar features such as EQ and Dynamics, but are a smaller format which will be easier to use for 6-8 microphones plus Stereo inputs for iPod/Computer. tl;dr - Yes, it will be a great board for your needs, however, it may be too big for what you need.

[@justseenthevideo]

Thank you for your help Calvary. You are right and im going to go with the X32 producer. Good board for a good price.

[@metalday1]

This was helpful!

[@mrjn5786]

hey is your behringer x32 main output going through powered speaker or amplifier so are you still use them an equalizer in main output of your mixer?

[@CalvaryLHC]

Our Main Outs go to a Speaker DSP unit in the Amp Rack, where the signal is separated and sent to the proper drivers. We prefer to leave the EQ flat on the main output and use the EQ in the DSP unit for correction.

[@mrjn5786]

so which means you don't need to use a pa graphic band equalizer while you have a behringer x32 with built in audio processor on it?

[@CalvaryLHC]

Correct, it is not necessary, however, this should be decided on a case-by-case basis.

[@mrjn5786]

hey i have one more question. how many main output has a behringer x32? i always see it's in section16 and 17 if im not mistaken.. is that the only main output? how should i connect multiple speaker in front stage? just like line array and powered subwoofer?

[@CalvaryLHC]

You can assign any output to be the "Main" output. As an example, I would assign OUT 14 as the "M/SUB" output, and 15 & 16 as my L and R respectively. Then, for all my Right side speakers would be fed from 16, and my left side speakers would be fed from 15, and my subs would be fed from 14. If your using a line array like the QSC KLA's, you can simply daisy chain each box to each other. Just make sure you follow the speakers instructions. For anything outside that realm, I would HIGHLY recommend you seek the help of an integrator who can walk you through the process and make recommendations based upon your specific situation.

[@markwiitanen8949]

help! our church had a split and all the sound people left and will not help us. we are like a fish out of water. this tutorial is a great help. we just need to find out how to assign buttons and save.

[@CalvaryLHC]

Sorry to hear that. Here is how to save Scenes: kzbin.info/www/bejne/roKadaSDr6tjo5I And to assign buttons: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y2jHp3p_edZno68

[@albertcalor]

Hi there Is it possible to EQ the monitors seperately from the the FOH EQ settings?

[@plunkettjbrandon]

Yes, You can either insert a graphics EQ onto the bus the monitor is going through, or use the parametric EQ that is built into each strip,

[@KAIVILI-FIJI]

Can anyone help me please .. Ive got an x32 compact mixer . Im using it with Abelton Live . Can i use the outputs channel 17-32 on my x32 ?. When i select channel output 32 in abelton ie i get no signal on the x32 mixer . im doing something wrong..

[@TheProphetsWhisper]

Drivers? Make sure you have the x32 selected as your audio device in audio setup in the preferences window

[@ljwoollett]

hi could you explain how to assign a fx like reverb to a channel

[@plunkettjbrandon]

If you're talking about inserting it on a channel like a vocal or something, then you'll press the effects button, and on the main page you'll go to the effect you want to insert. while highlighting the effect, you'll select which channel you want to route it to using the encoders. once you find the channel you'll press in on the encoder to select it. once that is done, you'll see to the right of the channel encoder will be two more encoders that say "Insert" on them, once you press those in it will make the effect active on the channel. a way to know if it's inserted or not, the insert on the picture of the effect is gray, it means its not active. once it is yellow it is active.

[@rubenvanbemmelen]

One question bro! I thought you could plug this mixing table to a pc and that you could (ALSO) record your mixdown as if you had a simple usb mic... but there is much more... Is there a way to send just one channel to usb so that any software can use that sound. Skype... Hearthis.. Audacity... windows sound recorder...

[@plunkettjbrandon]

That's a good question, I've never tried to do that, but I imagine, you might be able to find something in the windows audio config settings. I would imagine it would show up as an audio interface as soon as you plug it into the usb. though, keep in mind it may not give you the option to choose the channel, it may show up as a stereo input. Again, I've never tried to do anything like that myself. Let me know what you figure out when you do, I'm actually kinda curious about this myself.

[@mightymikerocks]

Is this a good DJ mixer?

[@plunkettjbrandon]

It might be a bit excessive for a DJ mixer. It would work, but I couldn't imagine needing 32 channels for DJing

[@gobrad]

Mighty Mike Midget Murga -- I would certainly use this fir dj'ing and Kataoke... some people think because it's 32 channel mixer it's a waste but not at all.... the potential and quality from this console fir all kinds of work is excellent... with the right bit of imagination and a brain to use it!!!

[@benjuminfranklin]

DJs need a crossfader. This would be a complete waste of gear to switch between 2 tracks. Why would you suggest some poor soul drag this around for a DJ gig??

[@toniclem64]

It is a bit overkill depending on what exactly your trying to do with it. If you want almost all the processing power and can do without the physical faders I'd look into a x air consoles xr12, xr16 or XR18

[@jamesleetrigg]

Thank you good job :)

[@albertcalor]

Thank you

[@mallikarjunnimbargi7386]

Super mixer

[@nickpaul_games2819]

HEY like 👍👍👍👍💜💜💝

[@MrCedarapffel]

Why is that guy chewing gum?

[@tellmethatstory9889]

cedar apffel maybe he likes gum

[@stanferguson4653]

Kinda makes the video difficult to listen to..., doesn't it.

[@paguillo13]

Me llamo José Manuel y soy un damnificado por la garantía de Music-Group, titular de la marca Behringer. Compre unas cajas acústicas VP-2520 y a los tres meses se quemaron todos sus elementos... TODOS... las membranas de los agudos y las bobinas de los graves... todos.... Recurrí a la garantía y ahí empezó mi pesadilla. Primero me la deniegan porque la garantía Behringer solo cubre un año y mi plazo ha cumplido. Las dos cosas son mentira. En España por ley es obligatorio dar dos años de garantía y como ya he dicho, mis altavoces tenían tres meses. En ese mismo correo me mandan un presupuesto para la reparación que asciende a una cantidad que casi alcanza el valor de nuevo de las cajas acústicas. Esto me ocurre después de haberles enviado toda la documentación que me piden. Por supuesto la factura de compra va entre esos documentos. Cuando les respondo y les demuestro que la ley española dice otra cosa y vuelvo a mandarle la factura, me dicen que disculpe el error, que en realidad es que la avería se produce por sobresaturación por usar los altavoces sin seguir las especificaciones del fabricante. Les respondo y les demuestro que además de las cajas, compre el limitador que ellos recomiendan y la etapa de potencia que ellos recomiendan, (por supuesto de su misma marca) además de un estabilizador de AC y un rack para proteger el conjunto y una tapa para evitar manipulaciones accidentales del limitador. Para demostrarles todo esto les vuelvo a mandar todas las facturas de todo. Y digo vuelvo, porque ya se las había mandado dos veces además de haberlas incluido en los embalajes de las cajas cuando se las llevan para repararlas. Ahhh… por supuesto, las conservo en su embalaje original y están en impecable estado de conservación y así se los envío. Y llega el momento surrealista… me responden que el hecho de poner todas las medidas que exige el fabricante no garantizan que los aparatos no se averíen…. Curiosamente me dicen que eso es “como si comprar un coche nuevo y lo gripas por mal uso o como si te compras un cuchillo y te cortas con el a pesar de las medidas de seguridad que impone el fabricante”…. No, no es una broma. Me responden eso… En fin, que no me queda otra solución que presentar una reclamación y reclamarles que me devuelvan el dinero que gaste en los altavoces y en el material que compre para protegerlos y que según ellos mismos, “no garantizan nada”, además de una indemnización casi simbólica por los perjuicios que me han creado y por el tiempo que pase sin poder disfrutar de mis altavoces. En los siguientes post publico todo el contenido de la reclamación para demostrar que esto no es una calumnia ni una historia ficticia de alguien resentido con la marca Behringer. Esta es mi historia y estoy seguro de que no es la única. Os invito a compartir vuestra experiencia siempre que podáis demostrar que es real para que todo el mundo sepa cómo responden a su garantía y si les robamos clientes por su propia conducta, ese perjuicio que les creamos a quienes nos han estafado ofreciendo una garantía que en realidad no protege de nada. Cuando tenga respuesta de las autoridades de consumo las iré publicando, así como cualquier cosa nueva que pueda surgir. No se si al final me reembolsaran mi dinero, pero espero que al menos no les salga gratis. Gracias por vuestro tiempo. facebook.com/groups/damnificados.behringer

[@BARRIEYUDINA7470]

HELLO. I'M LOOKING FOR A SOUND SYSTEM FOR MY CHURCH, ITS 250 LENGTH / WIDTH 100 FT, I NEED , ONE BEHRINGER X32 , WITTH CAPABILITY FOR, FUTURE ,VIDEO AN LIGHTING CONTROLS , DIGITAL SNAKE 16 / 24 INPUTS ,, WIRED ,WIRELESS .. WIRED MICROPHONE HIGHEST STANDARD 8 , WITH STANDS , 6 WIRELESS MICROPHONE HIGHEST STANDARD, WITH STANDS, 4 LAPELS MICROPHONES , 2 PREACHER PERSONAL HEAD MICROPHONE WITH CHANGEABLE CUSHIONS AN EXTRAS , BEHRINGER AMP , FOR HOUSE SPEAKERS RECOMMENDATIONS COMPACTED SPEAKERS THAT MOUNTED TO THE CEILING , AN POWERED AMP SPEAKERS FOR MONITOR ,UPS RACK MOUNTED , GRADED FOR SYSTEM, AND ANY OTHER ACCESSORIES THAT ARE NECESSARY THAT I MAY HAVE OVER LOOKED !!! THANKS IN ADVANCE. .

[@bluma64]

I'd love to hear this manual in Russian

[@labaide4722]

:)

[@PHELCAN]

*beep beep*

[@esbardohernandez7489]

Training part 1. Does that mean I don't have any idea of what you're talking about. Whatever your last scene was it will be there for you to look at. I just turned on the x32 for the first time. There shouldn't be a last scene. No of these supposed teacher have any idea how to teach. Right into talking about things that are greek to the beginner.