Hello, I have a behringer 502 usb soundboard, and I would like to record two separate channels, that is, I played the vocal on L and the guitar on R, and I would like to record on audacity, but I've tried in every way and audacity when record in stereo record the same signal, does anyone know how to proceed?

Morning all, 

Need some advice on my new TC set up. 

I have a BQ250 and 2 BC208 bass cabs. Am I right in thinking that when connected the overall speaker load becomes 16 ohm, or are the rear unputs on the cabs parallel connectors making the cabs go to a 4 ohm load which perfectky macths the head and wattage.

There is only 1 speaker output on the reverse of the amp so i have to dasiy chain the cabs

Was reccomended this setup but then thinking connecting 2 8ohm speakers in series makes  a16 ohm load which to my knowledge doesnt really produce its maxium volume potential.

This make sense? Or shoul I have just bought 1 single 4 ohm speaker. 

Hello,

I've set up UMC202HD pro studio bundle and I don't have problems with recording and playback. But, whenever I turn on the phantom power for the mic I get buzz noises and those frequencies gets recorded as well. Funny part (or since I am newbie) is that when I cover the XLR end, to which the mic is connected, with my hand the buzz, almost current-like sound, disappear. If I put my laptop on charge while the interface is still in connection the noise (electric connection noise) amplifies. I get this noise when I charge my laptop as well as when I turn off charging, the only difference is loudness of that noise. When on power the noise is louder when I put on charge. I am using Bandlab's Cakewalk, Asio, UMC202 Driver, and C1 condenser mic. Same goes for guitar input. It would be huge help for my recording, please help me understand and solve this issue.

Yours respectfully.

Another newbie to the x32 group, here. Before phasing the x32 into worship services, the only item I am still a bit lost on is having the ability to feather in a little vocal FX into the P16 mix. I would be very greatful if one of the experts out there could instruct where I am coming up short in making this happen.

Path =     X32   ->  Midas DL16   ->   P16-D 

What I have tried thus far...

1st attempt)

Sends on fader to Mix-Bus1.  Verify Channel 1 (Vox-1), + MB 13,14,15,&16 (FX) all included. Select each "Effect Returns" + Sends on Fader to ensure MB1 is included. ROUTING: P16 - Output1 shows MB1 setting, Category=MB, Out Signal = MB1.   (The above all set close to unity gain)

2nd Attempt.)

Routed all of the FX Returns to an available Bus (MB 10)  Then route MB10 to a channel on the P16's (Chnl 13). (Making sure MB10 not going to main mix (duplicate effects). That way I thought Vox1 could bump up channel 13 a bit to add FX.

Both methods result witout FX in the P16's.

Thanks in advance,

David

Hi all

We had a spell with our singer using IEMs but due to feeling isolated went back to a floor monitor. Some of the pubs we perform at are quite small and the monitor just becomes a trip hazard!

So we are looking at IEMs again. The ACS live look good but as it has a non wireless processor that means two body packs to be worn which may well look clumsy.

We did try an ambient mic before but as the singer will get amongst the crowd  a static mic doesn't really work.

Does anyone have any suggestions or experience they can offer?

Thanks

Wayne 

Hi, what's up ? 

I have  a Question about in/out internal M32.

Usually i use the DL32 AES A and it's working verry well.

But when i use the internal in/out of the console i can't out a sound into my in-ers system.

Go to setup --> Internal 

Rooting --> local 1-8

P16 --> out put 1 --> Mix bus 1

On my console i have sound in my first chanel 

in mix bus 1 sound like good but i c'ant ers somme sound. i don't have variation into the wireless system 

so i think i can't out a sound in internal 

Somebody can help me ? 

So many thanks