I'm pretty sure this will meet my recording needs, but I don't see what the difference between the two items are, other than about $50 in price.

Do I need to always use my ipad when I record into my daw? Or is it one time set up, power it up and go?

Thanks

Overview:

I've been recording a podcast using ZOOM and a Shure MV7 for quite some time now. I have a partner who uses the same set up remotely.

I recently wanted more control, EQ wise, of my mic. So, I bought the Q1002USB to use as as interface. And stopped using the USB mic connection and went traditional XLR. 

I've found I have to make a choice when recording. When recording the session, I cannot monitor my voice and the aux input I use for clips AND have it be recorded and heard by partner. For the session to be recorded and my voice heard, it seems I must use the computers sound card.

Now conversely, I CAN monitor myself and hear my phone input if I use the USB CODEC as the output device. But My partner cannot hear me.

I feel like there's a solution that I am overlooking. But it would greatly improve my experience. As well as make my job much simpler. If anyone has a solid solution, I'd really appreciate it.

Frank G

Hi,

Can anyone tell me if there are any known compatibility issues with the X-UF card and the latest V4.xx Firmware, or the X-UF card and OSX Catalina?

I am trying to troubleshoot an intermittent issue in a Church between an X32 with an X-UF card (using USB 2.0, NOT the Firewire 400 port) and a Late 2013 iMac (OSX Catalina 10.15, Quad Core i7 @3.1GHz, 16GB 1600MHz DDR3 RAM, NVIDIA 750M 1GB GDDR5 & 1TB Fusion Drive) running Ableton Live 11.

The Church is using Ableton to take the audio from the sound desk via the X-UF card & USB 2.0, creating a stereo mix for live streaming then sending that mix back to the console to be routed out to a Blackmagic ATEM Switcher before that then goes into a Blackmagic Web Presenter and another iMac using OBS to stream to YouTube.

This is however not the original setup, as the original setup pre-covid was to just have a mix on the desk post fader that was directly output to the Blackmagic ATEM switcher, but apparently this proved too difficult to get a fine balance between FOH mix and a mix for YouTube when it was possible to have people back physically, so they opted for a more complicated setup with Ableton.

The issues present in the current setup are lots of repeated dropouts in/out of Ableton for the Broadcast Stream, which then comes back as a pop within a few seconds, and can reoccur a few seconds later or a minute later, this issue was not present with the previous setup, and does not affect the Front of House Mix at all.

Sometimes rebooting the entire system (amps, S16 stage boxes, X32 console and iMac) will fix the issue, but the next week the issue can be back again, and sometimes the issue isn't there at all and can go away for a couple of weeks.

The firmware of the X32 is currently at 4.04.1, however it has probably not been updated for a number of years so could have been upgraded to v4 from as old as v2.10 which is the newest firmware I found on my own PC from the time I assisted with setup, likewise the X-UF card has the latest firmware (v8412) which I installed myself many years ago when I was updating everything.

I noticed in the Firmware Change logs for the COnsole Firmware that for v4.01 there was a fix for pops/cracks from the Card System, although no specific card was mentioned.

The fact that the desk still recognises the X-UF card I am assuming that it is still "supported", but I see that it is considered legacy and no longer sold, in favour of the X-USB card instead. As such I wonder if there could be a small compatiblity issue between either the X32 v4.xx Firmware and the X-UF card, and/or the X-UF card and OSX Catalina.

Any assistance would be much appreciated.

I've got my Beringer Sound mixer, that I use for music and microphone in my yoga room, hooked up to a ZoomH4 as an audio interface for my Zoom Virtual meeting. There is an echo and I've tried everything. Turned every knob to the left all the way, switched out cords, shut off, unplugged. Used different outputs, etc. we plugged another microphone for a special workshop and after- there is an echo. Everything is set the same as it was before the workshop but still an echo. Only in the Zoom meeting- not he yoga room, sound is fine. Can't figure it out!!!! Need an expert

has anyone had any luck playing audio from their computer through the FLOW 8 in a zoom call?

I can get computer audio through the FLOW 8 into my headphones and main outs, but the person on the other end of the zoom call only hears my voice (which is through the FLOW 8, input 1).

I tried using patch cables and sending the monitor out signals to inputs 3 & 4, but no luck.

I haven't tried WEBEX or TEAMS yet, so I'm not sure if this is a ZOOM thing or a FLOW 8 thing or a COMPUTER AUDIO settings thing.

any help or positive vibes would be most apprecitated.

Peace!

Hi all,

As I so far cannot seem to find the answer to my question on using search engines or Youtube for it, does anyone know the (major) differences between the

• Xenyx QX1204USB
• Xenyx X1204USB

If I'm not mistaken the "QX" has the Klark Teknik effects, a wider display and the wireless USB port for a compatible mic.

Anything else? I guess what causes most of my confusion is that the "QX" retails at a slightly lower price than the "X" model.

I have the QX1202USB now, used to facilitate Zoom sessions for church. Looking to upgrade to a model that has mute buttons and also more channels while I am at it. :) Suggestions for other models are more than welcome.

Thanks in advance for your input on this.

Have a great day.

I am using the audio interface of a Xenyx Q502 USB to connect a PA system to a Windows 10 computer for hybrid Zoom meetings.

The 2-track output of the Q502 is connected to an auxiliary input on the PA and a line output on the PA to the 2-track input. There are no other inputs/outputs to the Q502 apart from the USB.

The system has worked for a number of meetings without any problems.

Yesterday evening we suffered echo/feedback when using the mics on the PA. The echo continued after switching off the mic and turning the auxilliary input gain or PA speaker volume down to zero. The only way to stop it once it had started was to turn the Main Mix fader on the Q502 down to minimum.

Any suggestions as to the cause/prevention would be appreciated.

Is there a quick fix to correct my AES50 inputs if they are red? I have two SD16s and can't connect with either one on A or B. When I connect to A the error says 'X32' and stays red. When I connect to B, A says 'X32' and B says 'SD16' and stays red.