Where to EQ for Feedback

[@Bhallmed]

The dbx pa2 and venue is awesome and the entire line helps for room correction and feedback auto detect.

[@jimj3031]

I really appreciate your advice! THANKS and God bless you, James!

[@brianlebrun2382]

The master eq is the last place I go. I have 2 choir mics and 2 other suspended mics for our bell choir and only one I would consider behind the array...they're more off to the side. I was able to gain up the bell mics but the choir mics were extremely touchy so into the house eq and I notched out the offending frequencies. Next project...the pastor's lavalier mic. Sometimes there's a low mid after ring and I've found that the high pass filter can cure it but our sanctuary is huge and a trainwreck for acoustics....no treatment anywhere. Thanks for the great ideas.

[@starikxatabich1412]

Great video! This is a constant struggle between feedback and "we can't hear ourselves" shouts from choir. Would appreciate any more videos working with choirs. Huge thanks and God bless!

[@AttawayAudio]

Thanks! I'll see if I can wrangle one up for you :)

[@jeremythomas2865]

Very good point about a mic that moves around the stage in front of different monitor wedges/sends. We don’t have that problem but I hadn’t really thought about it before.

[@JoshMackey-pn4fv]

Oh the lav mic, love-hate relationship with that thing. I didn’t realize that option added another layer of eq, that’s awesome.

[@xbt34]

Excellent video! I have done similar things to reduce feedback, I have both notched channel eq and monitors but that’s if it’s last resort I usually start in the channel.

[@Ricks_Audio_Visual]

Great video! Don’t for get if your doing MONS from FOH you can always double patch into a second channel and then use Channel one for FOH and use and channel 2 for MONS i always do it that way, main reasons being is I do additive eq for FOH and subtractive for mons

[@AttawayAudio]

Good tip! And another reason to have a console with a high channel count :)

[@ebube4god]

I was made the new Tech director in my church and I came across your channel recently, I must say I have learnt alot from your videos. Thanks for providing useful information to help people like me grow. We have a PreSonus 64S and I can see that you use the Series iii console a lot which has helped me this far. However, we are looking to improve our broadcast mix and still searching for a solution on how to send all the mix channel to a DAW for online mix with our mixer. Any suggestions or idea would help. Thanks

[@AttawayAudio]

This video gives an overview of how to make it work kzbin.info/www/bejne/r6fNhmV9qdioeck

[@ebube4god]

@@AttawayAudio thanks for the reply, I'm trying the new metro from PreSonus as I have changed my mind on using a DAW now. However, I'm using your video to learn how to use external plugins on the PreSonus mixer. All thanks to you

[@pablovelascomuro1303]

Another reasons for using subgroup for ringing out the feedback are: a) If you have several lapel/headsets mics (and they're all the same capsule), one fixed in the subgroup means all are already fixed, so you save time. b) It is not unusual in corporate/church events that you're streaming, recording, sending the mics to a simultaneus translation system, etc. You can feed them by mixbuses and if you use a subgroup to notch the feedback and send it to the main PA, those notches will not be in those sendings that don't need them

[@AttawayAudio]

love it! thanks for the comment

[@TheSeeking2know]

Really cool video.

[@khalilroukoz]

ill tell you where 😂😂

[@annasoH323]

Obligatory “I’m the video guy” comment but 100% nothing like feedback for the sound tech solo. We’ve been on IEMs for our main worship team for a while but we still get peaky points on certain lavs/headsets.

[@AttawayAudio]

so true