How I Built our Portable Audio System

[@ImranMustafa-cm4mt]

I will wait for your video sir

[@ImranMustafa-cm4mt]

I like your videos

[@upliftaudio]

Thanks

[@ImranMustafa-cm4mt]

Can you make a video of the eq of handheld and belt pack dpa mic how to make good audio and how we can cut feedback Please Sir

[@upliftaudio]

Depends on your system. Firstly, try to fix the room for feedback. This could mean push your speakers forward or move the mic back. If you are standing in front of your speakers with a mic it greatly increases your chance of feedback Secondly, teach your mic users how to use the mic. If they hold it a good distance from their mouth you increase your chance of feedback. The inverse square law tells us that every time you double the distance to the mic you loose 4x the energy, this means that you need more gain to get the right level making your mic "more sensitive". I tell people to put the mic on their chin and talk loud. Thirdly, look into the acoustics of the room. If the room is very echo-ey then that increases the amount of the amplified signal making it back into the mic. If this is a problem then look into acoustic absorption to make the room less live. If all these factors are dealt with and you still have feedback I would ring out the mic. Set the mic up on a chair where it will be used then slowly increase the gain until you get feedback. Then use a graphic EQ to cut that frequency. Rinse and repeat a few times then see if that reduces feedback with the user. If not, ring it out some more. Here is a video of someone ringing out choir mics, same concept but he uses a peq instead of a geq kzbin.infoFoZoZv9IY1Q?si=pzXXs1L20pQcQiVg

[@ImranMustafa-cm4mt]

if you can make video thats better for me I am new in audio please sir

[@ImranMustafa-cm4mt]

And if you have any trick or something Please tell me

[@ImranMustafa-cm4mt]

One more thing can I send delay on one channel in sq 6

[@upliftaudio]

Yes, you would set up 1 of your first 4 FX units as a delay (It defaults as your 3 FX unit). On the surface press the FX button tied to your delay unit (top right) then turn up the channel you want the delay on. Find the fader for your FX send make sure it is turned up then turn up the FX return fader. The return fader will function as the volume control for the delayed sound. The other option would be to add another delay and add it as an insert on the specific channel then use the Dry/Wet controls to control the amount of delay. My FX video should help: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aZfZoXl4m5ermc0

[@ImranMustafa-cm4mt]

I am asking about the delay on output

[@upliftaudio]

@@ImranMustafa-cm4mt in the preamp section of every channel there is a delay option. Same for the outputs. I don't think you can delay a channel differently to different outputs though