Soundcraft Si Expression 1 mixer training part two

[@frankservant5754]

Excellent tutorial, my church has it and I can't wait to apply what i learnt here. God bless you

[@GLBProductions]

Glad to hear that Frank, all the best with your sound!

[@speedviper47]

We have an analog mixer and I want to upgrade to something more. This is exactly what will make our system far better and after watching the two training videos, it makes a whole lot of sense. Good job on the way you presented this!

[@GLBProductions]

Thanks for watching!

[@lamarcy]

Excellent tutorial. I’ve always used Yamaha mixers before, but almost a year and a half ago I tried a digital soundcraft mixer. I fell in love with it. The pre amps and the effects are absolutely amazing. The only thing I did not like was that I had to use a separate ipad to wirelessly control the mixer which had no buttons at all. Sometimes I lost the signal too

[@GLBProductions]

Yes those remote-controlled mixers are incredibly risky for live sound - if the signal drops at the wrong moment you can lose your job.

[@syamjacob7894]

Useful classes

[@barnyardstory]

Love this guy, he's just got a way of explaining things very naturally. What is that accent? Very cool.

[@joul65]

Hope to see you and have a coffee somewhere . Such a great tutorial!

[@GLBProductions]

Thanks for watching Zul, appreciate your support!

[@bigzav2212]

bless this guy. absolute life saver

[@GLBProductions]

Glad to hear that!

[@Zibo100]

God bless you.You are an amazing teacher.Thank you for your videos

[@GLBProductions]

You're most welcome Konstantinos, thanks for watching :)

[@trocvailima6159]

Wonderful and easy to understand Thanks Bruno 😊 🙏 from Samoa

[@GLBProductions]

You're most welcome 😊

[@ose_reme]

Thank you so much for these videos!

[@GLBProductions]

You're most welcome!

[@joshuac581]

Great video

[@GLBProductions]

Thanks Josh :)

[@jackdaniels7112]

This guy is a greaaaaaattttt men! Thank you for all Excelent job You are a good soul

[@GLBProductions]

Thanks Jack!

[@Stewcrew8]

he does very good tutorials.. we just got the Allen/Heath ,Qu-32 sweet mixer

[@senjistarnongkynrih6814]

Very helpful 👍

[@GLBProductions]

Thanks for watching!

[@conceptoflivedjsound2992]

Sir please make a video for mgp24x every things

[@thamaraiselvam7005]

very nice .... Please explain yamaha mgp32x mixer coprocessor how to use

[@GLBProductions]

I have a video series coming up on the Yamaha MG series consoles, hopefully that will help.

[@thomaskapica4742]

it was just great!!! i just wait for an next edition. thanks! i would ask? can you tell more about the rear part of mixer? its not sou many there. how to get with thing there... thanks and God Bless!

[@GLBProductions]

The back of the mixer is just a whole bunch of inputs and output and some TRS connectors for the stereo inputs. I'll see if there is some mention of that in the last past. Thanks for your input, Thomas!

[@md.jamaluddin3392]

What is function of GATE

[@GLBProductions]

Think of it like an automatic mute that turns the channel off when no signal is detected and turns it on as soon as somebody speaks into the mic or plays the instrument.

[@МаксимШумейко]

Thank you!

[@typhoondjteam4319]

We love u sir

[@Gkh_lx]

nice one!

[@GLBProductions]

Thanks for watching Guy!

[@Stewcrew8]

GLB Productions can you do a little more for the Allen/Heath Qu-32

[@relaxlantabarrestaurant5383]

Such a speaker (you I mean) ! I've got a mixer just like that and I want to be able to have 2 zones in the master fader. Meaning, I have only this mixer, with a PA with L and R speakers, but as the speakers are placed, there are 2 zones - L and R. Can I have 2 separate sound inputs for each zone? Meaning on the L zone side, there would be a concert with 4 to 5 instrument inputs and on R side there would only be one input example, a tablet playing some music? How can I achieve this? Patching and routing I suposed? Thank you SO SO much your videos are PRICELESS!!!!

[@GLBProductions]

Hello Marcos, that's quite easy to do - just pan the inputs that you want to go to the L zone hard left and vice versa for those you want to go to zone R. If you want an input to go to both zones, just pan it centre.

[@relaxlantabarrestaurant5383]

GLB Productions so so easy what a donkey lol. Thank you so much whenever you want to come to Thailand Krabi, my doors are open. I love your way of speakig. Thanks again

[@relaxlantabarrestaurant5383]

Many thanks for your reply, so simple solution, I'm still learning about this digital mixer. One last question - considering that on each side of the PA I have 4 speakers (8 in total) and everything is connected as per you teached in your videos, is it possible with that mixer to do 2 zones as stated before, but instead of using PAN (which would give only mono channel eachside, 4R for one input and 4L for other) route the stereo sound of each zone for 2+2 (L+R). I would want to be able to return to normal configuration (4+4 - L+R) without having to rearrange phisical cabling. PAN solution is very good and would resolve but if possible on the mixer, I could use different profiles and recall settings maybe? :) THANK YOU for your kindness and swiftness! LOVE YOUR VIDEOS MAN!

[@GLBProductions]

You're welcome! For something like that you'd need to set something up using the matrix outputs or aux outputs. The great thing about digital is that almost any signal routing is possible :)

[@kennyteng627]

Do I use the gate for vocals during worship?

[@GLBProductions]

I usually do not.

[@ivarisaksen]

Your a good teacher , thank You :-)

[@GLBProductions]

You're most welcome, thanks for watching :)

[@ajohn1540]

May i know how to send monitors out(aux outs) can u tell me plz

[@GLBProductions]

Press one of the 'mix' buttons above the channel encoders and then use the faders to send signal to that mix. Mix 1 = aux 1 on an analog mixer and so on.

[@ajohn1540]

GLB Productions 🙂👌thank u sir

[@ajohn1540]

Thank u sir:-)

[@kagdisikandar8951]

Good sir 👍

[@mrjn6940]

can i use phase for vocal?

[@GLBProductions]

Sure, if it sounds good.

[@mrjn6940]

@@GLBProductions excuse me mr glb. i ask you about auxiliary of analog mixer before. if i use a mixer with 6 aux what should i do to them to set them in same post fade? I'm being dilemma about it. if my mixer have 6 aux then the first one was prefade and the rest were post fade. and then i saw aFL too. what should i do. I'm afraid to use prefade auxiliary. because I don't want to damage my devices such as reverb and other audio processor. I'm afraid to waste my device and money.

[@moamenhelmy9510]

amazing !

[@GLBProductions]

Thanks for watching!

[@pedroveloso9707]

very nice, instructor :) thanks

[@GLBProductions]

You're welcome Pedro.

[@aaronliddell5564]

Hello. Thank you for your videos they have been so very helpful. I was wondering if i could ask you a questioin. I have a bunch of outboard gear and a Si Impact and i am wondering how to set that up since it says that only digital inputs are available for the insert returns

[@davidchenglk313]

Hi GBL, Appreciate your videos very much. I would like to know what is normally the good frequency range for acoustic guitar? Thank you.

[@GLBProductions]

Hello David thanks for supporting the channel! What exactly do you mean by 'good frequency range'? The range covered by the instrument? The best EQ frequencies?

[@davidchenglk313]

Sorry. What I meant was how to EQ an acoustic guitar that it sound acoustically in the house. We are using SI Impact. Thanks for your reply.

[@GLBProductions]

It really depends on what the guitar sounds like in the first place and whether you are using a microphone or a pickup system. Start with the EQ flat and with the high pass filter engaged at about 100Hz and adjust from there.

[@syamjacob7894]

Please insert si impact