Quick And Easy: How To Hook Up Your Wireless Mic To An Audio Mixer!

[@honbruno]

Hi from France. Big fan of your channel, bought a Yamaha MG12 and a few other equipments thanks to you and to your cristal clear explanations.

[@kettnercreative]

Nice, good luck with it!

[@acreguy3156]

Love your videos!!!! You didn't mention anything about the Level Set indicator. I thought we were supposed to push the Gain up until that LED flashes. Please clarify and once again, thanks!! Subscribed and Liked 👍.

[@Seemstobereal]

Thanks this was very useful

[@JollUsARoint]

Bro you could do this in your sleep man.. I'm not too computer Savage but I did learn something I got a cheap setup to start out with I have a Blue yeti blackout edition with the USB and my mixer board is cheap With No name and it don't have the hookups on the back the XLR cable maybe more like 3.5 mm condenser one and two headset monitor live 2 live 1 & 5V 1A PCLive I know that sounds crazy but you probably understood every bit of that if you have any tips or tricks I want to do videos on my cell phone wherever I Go and this hook up when I'm in the house and that kit I got the mic has the big Mike connection to the mic and a 3.5 mm to the box and I'm thinking about getting some wireless mic hopefully I'll have everything and play with this and figure it out and upgrade later sorry for the long message Man any tips would be great and definitely subbed and a chair 💯💚👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@JollUsARoint]

Oh yeah and if you see this I got the connection that little box with type c to my phone and the yeti mic with USB connection to that I'm sorry I can't remember the name and it has a slot for a memory card 3.5 mm and type c female on the front I apologize for not knowing the name

[@lorencedominicnarcise9385]

Hello Sir. Good day. If I choose to to use the quarter inch mix out, should I use a stereo quarter inch that splits to left and right that to connect to left and right mono input on the mixer? I prefer that my voice is on the left and right at the same time. If we do use two microphones, is it mixed on left and right also? We are doing karaoke. Hope you can do a video on that. Thanks.

[@BBG-512]

What wireless mics do you like for outside events like a wedding?

[@jasonmak8254]

With this setup, could the audio mixer now be connected to a computer via USB-C so that the mics can be streamed over a Zoom meeting?

[@kettnercreative]

For sure!

[@peachezmoore8464]

I’m upgrading my microphone system to the line 6 xd v75 which I plan on connecting to my mg12 however I need to record my audio. I currently run my mic to the tascam and record but I’m not sure if I still could do that with the setup in your video. If so, where would I plug an audio record system on my MG12 mixer? Thank you!

[@BuhariOluwakayode]

Can I connect will mic to it please, should incase I lost the wireless mic

[@wesleymithi8385]

How can I connect a keyboard correctly on the two in one mixer

[@santoshchoudhury2090]

HI , Thanks for this Video. Can we use existing XLR Female to quarter inch TR/TRS jack .if yes which one is better TRS or TS in this situation ? Assume length from wireless mic receive to not console more than 5 feet .

[@mccocokenya1371]

Frm Kenya nice one

[@sankarn.s5645]

Pc 's audio output and mic inputs are balanced or unbalanced??

[@kettnercreative]

Unbalanced

[@DAVIDGLOPEZ]

Thank you

[@johnheiser2604]

Thanks.😊

[@sankarn.s5645]

Is there any quality difference between using the mic level output and line level output of the wireless receiver??which one is better?

[@kettnercreative]

Mic Level is better for a mic input, line level is better for a line input or speaker input

[@fredericsidler]

Thank you for this setup. But how do you setup the mic output level and the receiver input level? Is this part of another video?

[@kettnercreative]

That's very brand specific. It depends on the mic. The Tonor doesn't have any adjustment avaiable. Lots of mics will have a gain screw located inside by the battery, newer units can be controlled from the receiver and can adjust the mic gain remotely. It depends what you're using.

[@fredericsidler]

@@kettnercreative many thanks. I continue to look for it ;-)