Sound Engineering - Made Easy

[@markstowell5190]

Just started trying to help with sound at our Church and was overwhelmed by the board, this really has helped, thanks

[@soundengineer6332]

Hallo ...saya pecinta atau hobi dunia audio...saya dari indonesia...dan saya selalu belajar dari teman teman audio ,baik di dalam negeri atau di luar negri..salam audio..terimakasih anda sudah berbagi video menarik ini.

[@lopeti]

I used to control the soundboard for my church awhile back and this video forsure would've up'd my audio game. +1

[@skawalker35]

Line/Pad: Functionally, the explanation is pretty much correct. This button should be pressed when inputting a "line level" signal. Typically not pressed when accepting a "mic level" signal. There should rarely be a case when this needs to be pressed when accepting a mic level signal. If this has to be pressed for a mic, something might be wrong. Or, assuming the mic can handle such a high SPL without distortions, and is getting that, that it needs to be padded to not clip the preamp on the mixer. I've used the GL2400 and ZED 436 and have never had to pad anything coming from the stage.

[@AdamDay1984]

I was really looking forward to the next video/videos and then realized this is 10 years old 😢

[@MommaJ90]

VERY HELPFUL video....do you have Part 2????

[@alexsvetlevdontuseusenewal3732]

This is great. Where's the next episode?

[@serviceinternational]

Coming soon

[@standodge7687]

to sum it up a sound mixer is basically glorified equalizer thats why its not hard to use, most people hook these sound mixers to a crown amplifier and blast music

[@mozwandilekhoza5650]

Thank you so much you made it easy. One more subscriber.

[@TJ-sh1vq]

where is part 2???????????? great tutorial thanks

[@lakshitharathnayake6893]

Thanks brother.....👍👍👍

[@NiecyOnSet]

Thanks for this video, very educational...God Bless :)

[@hidenick5867]

Yeet

[@marianamu-mensah5877]

That was Good. how can I produce my own songs, what do I need

[@MawngSoulSong]

this is very well explanation . thanks God bless

[@addisondavis3447]

To send a signal either to the left or right speakers, the engineer uses which control? A. Gain control. B. Solo switch. C. Panpot. D. Channel fader

[@hedegaard8]

addison davis channel fader

[@bijayshankar8639]

Give me part 2nd link and I'll give you correct answer

[@kevinpetit9886]

Pan. You can pan left or right. Straight up is center or L+R. Need anymore help?

[@norajoseph2112]

thank you so much

[@naragasu]

I am sorry, but line button doesn't cut anything in half, it switches between line input and xlr input on the channel

[@austinwerner3622]

His has a pad on it..... therefore it would cut some of the signal, I believe

[@jonatandencker1344]

Fuck's a pad :) ?

[@x-raywarehouse2101]

although he shouldn't use the trim knob to ride the level as he describes : )

[@kimsechrist4139]

X-Ray What should he be using it for? Remember, most of us have at best been using DAW's, and have no real experience with physical soundboards. I wish all the tutorials weren't in churches. These guys are not pros. Where can I find a real production level audio board video?

[@alexfoote7475]

This is awesome. Does anyone have a link to the telecaster tutorial?

[@TirzahLife]

NEXT VIDEO PLEASE!!

[@shreyas82]

when shall you post the next video ? God bless.

[@everydaydre1185]

made easy for real ...thank you.

[@JesusChristlovesLamar]

Thanks a lot. Christ bless you.

[@jornvallis8051]

Very informative.

[@Kshastra]

Post the series :-!

[@robinsonpolanco2642]

where the rest of the vidios this is excelent

[@danielwillingmyre8620]

Make another episode! :D

[@joeyganjaseeds4373]

Certain mics are sensitive enough to be fried if you send phantom power to the wrong mic.

[@chrixtopher101]

where is the next video please???

[@efrenpulido235]

What kind of a mixer is that

[@bobjerome5390]

hi is it very heavy if moved it some are i got a mixer like this it's very easy too use

[@danielmunyaga6931]

thanks helped alot

[@LordPrompto]

wheres the next video!?

[@Hayes22]

+Tonytone 6 years later and we're still waiting

[@MinhHoang-sh3ki]

+Tonytone did you get the part 2 from this post. Can you please share it?

[@LordPrompto]

Mike Hoang no I have not

[@LordPrompto]

+alab19exclusive Haha for real!

[@danielugokwe9489]

Please make all mic inputs XLR

[@jewelfahim7978]

thanx dude

[@lourencodafatimasouza3611]

Where to keep the speakers in the church?

[@MmohammedALSheikhly]

thank you :)

[@TheGenoharadan]

Can you make part 2?

[@MinhHoang-sh3ki]

+TheGenoharadan did you get the part2. please post it

[@TheGenoharadan]

+Mike Hoang Nope :( You have to search elsewhere

[@musicallyyours8344]

when i going to record my vocal with metronome and background music track the metronome and the background music also record with vocal track.can you guide me step by step how to fix it.i have used nuendo cubase fl studio.all daw have the same problem.but when i am recording midi with my midi keyboard itz record absolutely fine.btw i am using m-audio audiophile 2496 internal audio interface with ashton mxl6 6 channel mixer.sorry for the english.i am not native english speaker

[@nikolasjocker9947]

When he said “we are using a telecaster to broadcast bla bla bla” i went like “how in the world ?” Then i was like “ohhh not the guitar ...”

[@caleballison4651]

What does a mixer do does it make the beat

[@dubnessIII]

+Caleb Allison No. It takes signal from mics, instruments, drum machine, etc. and allows the person to create a mix of those signals to send to a external device (computer, PA system, etc.). If you want something that makes a beat, you would be looking for a drum machine or keyboard that has that feature.

[@7628739]

can you read a manual?, would this help?

[@endee.]

I need more lessons

[@serviceinternational]

Coming soon

[@nebula8783]

☺

[@leonbrenner236]

Simple, just don't do it. Microphones, recorders and decent speakers reproduce sound exactly. Home equipment varies far beyond any manipulation you do anyway.

[@Joelzm]

are u in the church???

[@vicaskabwemwamba709]

C'est. Bien mais en anglais moi je préfère en français.

[@c-jayclaudejoe6004]

can I have your email I have some questions

[@satyamlight1128]

palij sir hindi