CQ How To - Find Your Way Around

[@timbly5824]

Love the mixer. Excellent pre amps & the effects are excellent also. EQ’s are warm & precise. Easy to use.

[@SpirosPoullos]

Can you use the headphone outputs (CQ18) as independent monitor mixes for in ears as you can do with the monitor outputs (send individual levels etc)?

[@AllenandHeathUK]

Hi Spiros, You can assign any of the outputs or the 'Listen' bus to each of the headphone outputs of the CQ-18T. This means you can feed 2x headphones directly from the unit and can use the two outputs for different things if you want. e.g. one for the engineer using 'Listen' and one for outputs 1&2 being used as a monitor mix with independent level control as you mention. Thanks! Keith.

[@onyaadadua5971]

How we can send or copy Master LR volume/fader to each ouput? Do we have to adjust the individual level one by one again in each output? I think It's really waste of time.

[@AllenandHeathUK]

With CQ you can run the Aux buses post-fade, set all faders to unity, and then assign a DCA to both the main LR and aux bus master faders. The main mix fader then control the mix for both LR & the Aux. The DCA then controls the overall level of bot outputs Thanks, Luke

[@outdatedgear5036]

When you connect bluetooth does it have it's own channel? Or is it set to one of the inputs?

[@AllenandHeathUK]

Hello, Bluetooth is assigned to a separate and dedicated channel located in the third layer of faders, along with ST IN and USB. Cheers, Rafael

[@outdatedgear5036]

Thank you for you're reply. Waiting on my mixer in the mail.

[@cowzinspace]

Can you route 1 mic input to multiple channels?

[@AllenandHeathUK]

Hi Lucy, You cannot route a single input socket to multiple input channels, but you can route a single input channel to multiple output channels (not sure which you meant, so hopefully that answers it!). Thanks, Keith.

[@cowzinspace]

@@AllenandHeathUK hi Keith! Thanks so much for your reply I was referring to one preamp to multiple input channels. Thank you for clearing that up. In that case, can you route the aux send to be pre-compression?