Hi guys,

I have an FBQ2496 feedback suppressor which I had hoped would help me with a persistent feedback issue on my vocal mic. However, I can't figure out how to get the FBQ to work.

The manual says that I should just turn it on, press the "Learn" button and then it will automatically scan for feedback and deploy filters. But that doesn't happen. When I press the "Panic" button, still nothing happens. I tried to "prime" the unit, and held down the "Learn" button and got a series of loud chirps, which did generate feedback, but the unit didn't actually press them seemingly at all.

The unit is registering sound coming in, and the same sound is coming out to the mixer at the far end, but nothing else is happening.

Help me out here - How do I get the FBQ to start actually detecting feedback? 

I have recently purchased both the Behringer Ultra Curve Pro DEQ2496 https://www.behringer.com/behringer/product?modelCode=P0146

and the Behringer FBQ6200 https://www.behringer.com/behringer/product?modelCode=P0B3T

Which my two main audio sources are an Alexa Show that plays Amazon Music with HD subscription and a Audio Technica AT-LP60NV-BT. I also happen to have the audio from my TV through an optical cable, all used to pass through RCA inputs ultimately through a 10 band eq that died so now I must figure out how I hook these both up from my audio sources and through to my B&K AVR 507 amp. My setup includes some soundpath extenders for wireless sub setup and two rears, but I'm running a thx ultra 2 klipsch setup of speakers for the whole sound stage.

For the record player and Alexa which both have 1/8 outputs on them, do I just get a 1/8 to 1/4 plug or should I use XLR? Also do I go from source to deq2496 and then fbq6200 and amp, or source to fbq6200 then deq2496 then amp? I really don't know how to chain them together I've watched some YouTube and some people have these two units operating together, just don't know how. So... rather than experiment with a bunch of wires and sticking plugs every which way, I figured I'd ask the experts out there! 

Hi there.

I've loved the Ditto Looper X2 for the 5 years I've had it now, but it has now become barely useable anymore!

It repeats nasty loop feedback and distortion. I've read about doing the "hard reset" and I do that, but it's only good for one or two songs, then the pedal is unusable again.  In a live gig setting, this is unacceptable.

I've tried downloading the latest firmware update for macOS (from 2017??), but the file will NOT INSTALL.

Even when I override security protocols (as MacOS cannot identify the developer), the file starts to open, and then just fails and shuts down.  It seems no one actually tested this on macOS.

I need your HELP ASAP !!

- Tony

Hi

I could find only Webinar Session 1 of Lake Controller on new-academy.musictribe.com
Any other links to webinar sessions 2,3,4 are no longer available.

Any chances to get access to all four Lake Webinars from last year?

Cheers!

Diego

My Mic Mechanic 2 has started playing up. The Effect LED, the Tone LED and the Power LED are on all the time. I cannot turn Tone off bypressing the Tone button - I cannot turn the Effcets off by pressing the footswitch. Same problem whether using batteries of Power Supply. How do I reset this device?