One of the clubs I work for uses a xenyx 1002fx to mix sound and send it to a dcx2496. It goes over a pretty long distance, right along the power wires... I know the xenyx output is unbalanced and the sound quality is obviously reduced. They just used some TS to XLR adapters to make everything connect and they thought it would work. I am thinking of using a passive di box to balance the signal, would that make sense? Or could someone recommend an alternative, preferably from behringer as well?
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Salve ho appena acquistato un mixer x air 18, ma usando sempre mixer analogici ammetto che questo mi porta qualche difficoltà, ma non conoscendo l'inglese non capisco nulla nelle istruzioni, qualcuno potrebbe passarmi istruzioni in italiano sia primo accesso che quelle generali? Vi ringarazio per l'attenzione in ogni caso a presto
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Will an x32 compact retain all its setup as in fader positions, scenes etc when depowered/repowered. The scenario is in a church where very few have technical knowledge and powering up and down I need settings to remain.
I have some questions about my mixer output and would like some guidance. I will try to break it down on what I have, How It is used and how it is connected. I would like to have someone tell me if this is correct and how to do it correctly.
What I have:
2- microphones for Basketball Court Announcers. XLR Balanced.
Laptop computer audio 5- foot Mini-plug output to 1/4 inch mono plugs.
Behringer QX1002USB mixer.
How it is used:
Basketball game cout side announcing. We have 2 mics for the announcers and I play music from a laptop. Very simple set-up. The area supplys the connection of a Single XLR cable. (i don't know how it hooks to the AMPS or arena speakers.) I do know if I connect a microphone (SM58) to the area supplied XLR jack it will work. We needed music for the games so I wanted to add the mixer so i could get music from laptop. I connected the microphone into mixer.
My Big question:
What kind of cable to I use to get out of the MAIN output of the mixer to this XLR connection.??
What kind of cable / adapter do i use from computer to mixer. am I using the correct cable now?
Hi Brett ( @digitalfade ),
Welcome to the community. The 1002 is a great mixer for this kind of setup. Plug your two announcer mics into the XLR connectors for Channel 1 and 2. Connect your laptop line out to the mixer Line In 3/4 using a 3.5mm stereo TRS to 1/4" TS plugs. Something like this: https://hosatech.com/products/analog-audio/stereo-breakouts/hosa-breakouts/cmp-150/
Keep this cable as short as reasonably possible since it's an unbalanced connection.
Rotate the "Pan" knobs on Channels 1-4 fully to the "L" so everything is coming out the left side.
Connect Main Out L to the venue XLR connection using a 1/4" TRS-to-XLR cable such as this: https://hosatech.com/products/analog-audio/interconnect-cables/hosa-pro-single-interconnects/hsx-000/
This cable can be as long as needed or longer since it's a balanced connection.
Hope this helps,
Ken
In addition to Ken's ( @KenMitchell ) advice, your comment "I do know if I connect a microphone (SM58) to the area supplied XLR jack it will work." suggests that the house system is set to take a mic-level input. If so, you may need to attenuate the output from the mixer to a suitable level. An XLR attenuator like this should do the job.
Thanks @RexBeckett - Good catch. I'd missed that in the original post.
Ken
Thanks Guys. That is what I thought i shoudl do...but my brain is asking another question. If I PAN to the Left will my computer audio lose the right channel?? Maybe the PAN on this mixer is controling the output side.?
Thanks again for the great replys.
@digitalfade wrote:
Thanks Guys. That is what I thought i shoudl do...but my brain is asking another question. If I PAN to the Left will my computer audio lose the right channel?? Maybe the PAN on this mixer is controling the output side.?
Thanks again for the great replys.
You are correct - if you are only using one side of the stereo output you would lose one side of your stereo input.
The easy fix is to plug one side of your music source into LINE IN 3/4 Mono and the other side into LINE IN 7/8 Mono. This will convert the stero input to mono so you don't lose anything. Set the Level controls of channels 3/4 and 7/8 the same and set their pan controls to centre.
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