Good morning,
Is there a way to have compression and effects on a stereo subgroup?
@kennythor wrote:
Good morning,
Is there a way to have compression and effects on a stereo subgroup?
Yes, since a stereo subgroup is a stereo linked mixbus pair and should have all processing available including compression. For effects, simply send the desired FX returns (also stereo linked pairs) to that subgroup.
Hello. I have 2 questions for you, sorry if I couldn't find the answer in my search.
1). I am new to live streaming, but have been using the X32 in my church since 2013. I have setup my X32 to have a Stereo bus that is setup as a recording bus. I want to send this stereo bus (8 & 9) via the X32's X-UF card to my OBS software which is on Windows 10. I'd like to be able to send this bus from the X32 WITH the effects, ie, reverb, EQ and other effects that I have on the channels. Is it possible to do this? If so, could you tell me how?
2). Secondly, I can't seem to get the sound from the X-UF card to come into my PC running OBS. I have an audio input setup in OBS, and I have the Behringer X-UF In for channels 1 & 2 selected, but when I record with OBS I don't see the audio coming in when I look at the recording level meter for the Behringer input. The X-UF card works just fine when I am using it for a totally different purpose, which is to record 32 channels of audio using Ableton Live 10. But I would much rather instead of using Ableton Live to have audio mastering on the worship use a stereo bus with effects so that I don't have so much post production work to do. The X32 is setup using a USER out from a matrix. I am running 4.02 firmware. Could someone please help with getting sound in, and with that sound having the effects?
Thanks so much everyone!
Bart
You can add FX returns to the stereo recording bus pair. Select the first (left) bus and use the Sends-on-Fader function with the FX layer to access the FX Return sends. Use the same signal-tap for these sends as you have for the channel sends to the recording bus pair.
If you are running a recent version of Windows 10, it may be blocking the WASAPI (Windows sound) interface. Check on Settings -> Privacy -> Microphone that access by OBS is permitted. The setting affects all WASAPI audio inputs to Windows and many apps.
If you can record using the ASIO interface, you could install the ASIO for OBS plugin so OBS can take its sound source from any of the USB channels.
I have a 70 volt system I want to go through a mono matrix how do i set it up to be pre master Fade?
Hello Scott, welcome to the community.
You would set a pre-fader send from both Main L and Main R to a single Matrix. Then route the Matrix to an appropriate output.
If you need help with this, export your current scene and attach the .scn file to your post (see Choose File button below). Or, if you use X32 Edit, we could show you the settings.
I'm still trying to get away from taking my live stream audio from the headphone monitor out, but I cannot get enough time one the board in a non-live situation to try to correct this. Currently, someone before me used a 1/4 inch to dual RCA to quick-and-dirty get some audio output into the live stream box (StreamSpot One).
I'm using X32-Edit to try to learn the board. I've created a scene that I believe might be at least one way to get the Main L/R mix sent to the Aux 5&6 RCA jacks which would allow me to move there. Would someone be willing to take a look at this scene and tell me if it might do what I think it will do?
As a side note, many have already mentioned that with live drums and/or amps, this might not be best as the output migth be vocal heavy - however - we use electronic drums and DI boxes (rather than amps) on instruments, so I don't think this will be an issue.
LS-wAUX5-6-out.scn
Hello all, first time posting, and failry new to the audio world.
We have recenlty puchaced a X32 Rack for our broadcast feed and are having trouble routing the local Aux in from the X32 Producer at FOH. The Aux in is our iMac that sits at FOH to run our video for the room.
We have connected the X32 Producer to the X32 Rack via AES - B side to B side,
as the A side of the AES is going to 2 SD16 on the stage.
That flow is X32 Producer AES50 (A) out to the first SD16 into the A port.
Out if the first SD16 out via the B port into the A port of the second SD16
We have managed to route all of the live channels to the Rack, however I can not seem to get the Aux to send over. We have tried to assign the our local Aux 6 channel ( imac) to a open channel on the board (30) but that is not coming through either. I am sure it is somthing simple that I am missing, but after 2 weeks of looking at videos, and reading threads, I need someone with the knowledge to point me in the right direction.
Thank you in advance for your help.
Ricky M
Hello, you need to get aux1-6/T as an aes50 bank of 8 to your Rack so as to grab your aux in ch's on the producer. Probably better to use a "user out" bank (4.02 firmware) so as not to waste all 8 ch's esp if you just need 2. That way you can grab just the aux ch's you need. Not sure how many ch's you need input wise on the Rack so maybe that's not an issue. There is a way around it using aux remap and moving over the other banks to the left also...but the new user banks are very helpful. You can create whatever order that works.
EDIT:
This is an example of a user out menu for the producer using aes50a in 1-30 (from your stageboxes) and then aux ch 1 and 2 on the producer for user ch 31 and 32:
This is an example of that user out menu being sent from aes50B to the Rack:
Then on the Rack just choose aes50b 1-32 in groups of 8 as the inputs. Producer aux ch 1 and 2 should show up on the Rack ch 31 and 32.
Hi,
I've been searching YouTube and many forums for weeks but still have not resolved what is likely a simple routing issue for an expert. Let me explain what we are trying to accomplish at my small church.
We have an X32 at FOH that currently has 8 wireless Mics plugged into channels 17 through 24 of the X32. We have an S32 located at the stage getting all other inputs. We want to utilize an X32 Compact also located in the FOH area (only one person availabe to operate everything, me). The X32 Compact will be for Wireless IEM and to better fine tune, hopefully upgrade, our livestream mix.
There are apparently numerous ways to skin this cat but I have not put it all together correctly yet.
I would like the FOH to be the Master so gain structure remains the same as I currently have dialed in with zero feedback issues etc. We have 6 Aux inputs into the X32 FOH that I would like to remain there but also be fed through so our livestream output from the X32C has them available also. I have all of our current wired IEM busses coming out from the X32 FOH and am out of busses. We desire to add the Wireless IEM to the X32C for vocalists (that now have nothing) since we are moving to Tracks and Clicks.
I am humbly asking for some help walking through the prefered AES50 connection setup and guidance on correct routing.
Thanks
John
It might be doable, but need a bit more info to figure out the best way of doing it. Just confirming this is correct;
You've got an S32 on stage.
You've currently got an X32 at FOH doing FOH + wired IEMs + livestream, and you've run out of buses.
You want to add an X32 Compact to the system to add some wireless IEM buses and take some load off the current X32.
Some questions;
How many of the S32's preamps\outputs are you using actually using for monitors\FOH?
Do all of the X32's outputs make it back to the S32 and get output on the stage, or are some output locally on the console's own XLR\TRS\Card out sockets?
Will the new wireless IEM buses replace the current wired ones, (so you essentially have 1 console for FOH and one console for monitors) or are you planning to run both the old wired IEMs and the new wireless ones (so one console for FOH+wired monitors and the other console for wireless monitors?)
If you can answer those questions we can try to figure out a solution for you.
Hello.
I"ve been watching a lot of youtube videos on the new features of v4.0 and I thought I had everything down. I have the X32 connected to an S32 on stage and I used all 32 inputs and also outputs 1-4 for the wedges and outputs15-16 for the mains. No issues there. With the new v4.0, I tried using the local outputs 13-14 for the rear speakers so I can "time-align" them through the Matrices. I went to user tab, outputs, chose user 13, matrix 1 and user 14, matrix 2. It worked and everything sounded great until I tried the main fader. The fader would only work for the rear speakers and would not "control" the mains. The sound levels would not change on the mains but I can increase and decrease the levels on the rear speakers. It seems there is something that I'm forgetting to do but I can't seem to put my finger on it. I need help. Thank you.
@jofigoco wrote:
I went to user tab, outputs, chose user 13, matrix 1 and user 14, matrix 2. It worked and everything sounded great until I tried the main fader. The fader would only work for the rear speakers and would not "control" the mains.
The matrixes cannot be directly assigned to the User Out. They have to first be assigned on the Out 1-16, Aux Out or Ultranet screen, then individually assigned to the User Out. Therefore the taps are determined on those screens (Out 1-16, Aux Out or Ultranet). I would suggest you export your scene to a file and attach it to your next post (Choose File below).
In my quest to learn the X32, I've put the latest version of X32-Edit on my MacBook. This is the 4.x version as I'm running the 4.01 firmware on the board.
I'm looking for some help with X32-Edit. Simple things like determining "sends on faders" and just changing/editing a scribble strip.
Can someone point me in the right direction? Did I miss the "help" option in the program?
@jwsandersjr wrote:
I'm looking for some help with X32-Edit. Simple things like determining "sends on faders" and just changing/editing a scribble strip.
Sends on Faders (SOF): On the right side you will see the bus buttons - click on one and that will put X32-Edit in SOF for that bus and the far right strip will be the master strip for that bus.
Scribble Strip Editing: Right click the desired scribble strip. At the top of the popup screen, type the name and choose the color.
Help: The best help source is right here.
Thanks, Paul!
I had just about guessed the SOF function with the BUS buttons on the right, thanks for the confirmation.
And on Mac, command click on the scribble strip brings up the edit as well.
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