Production studio environments.ĥ.12 Remote control. ĥ.9 AES50 cabling requirements.ĥ.10 What kinds of Utilities are available?. system?.Įffects to the sound?.ĥ.5 How do I use an outboard effects processor?.ĥ.6 How do I set up live stage monitoring?.Ībout Solo and monitor sources. 6.1 Configuring the X-USB card for use in the console.5.13 Recording a 2-track directly with the console.5.11 Using the X32 RACK in recording and production studio environments.5.10 What kinds of Utilities are available?.5.8 How do I share signals over AES50 Supermac network?.5.7 Everything you ought to know about Solo and monitor sources.5.6 How do I set up live stage monitoring?.5.5 How do I use an outboard effects processor?.5.4 How do I add one of the 8 internal effects to the sound?.5.3 How do I connect a microphone, process its signal and send it out to the P.A.5.2 Default setup for connecting to monitoring and P.A.5.1 Starting up, shutting down, and firmware updates.Unfortunately we are using a mixer now with only four monitor sends so I can't do it now.

Makes it WAY easier to hear parts at even lower volumes when they aren't sharing the same exact space in the middle. We run all mono instruments, but I used to be able to pan them apart in my stereo mix. Stereo IEMs are amazing if you can do it. (Plus always make sure it's turned way down before putting the buds in your ears.) Now, is the limiter on these things any good? I really hope so! The limiter on my old Shure wireless pack came on a few times when the volume was accidentally turned way up, and of course you want it for things like cables being pulled out/mics dropped/shorts in cables what have you. Tiny, uses AAA batteries, has a TRS/XLR combo jack, is either stereo or mono with a switch. As mentioned, Behringer makes some very low-cost options.I have both the P1 and P2, the P2 in particular is like a perfect tool for what I need in a wired amp. Personally I would always want a headphone amp with a limiter. I´ve got a feeling that It must be an easy fix. Thank you very much for taking the time to read this Sand I hope you can help me out here. I basically need to know how to get the Main Mix to our IEM. Ideally, I´d like to get a 2 channel set up for each IEM, getting the band mix and your individual instrument to your in-ears. Obviously, I haven´t set up a band mix, but that´s the tricky part. I only received one instrument per IEM tough. Input 1 for my Helix (Guitar) -> Output 1 to my IEM 1. We put everything together yesterday but only received one instrument per transmitter, all on different channels. In addition we set up 6 individual IEM transmitters (LD MEI 1000 G2). I play in a band of 6 members and we bought a X32 Rack and use it as an IEM mixer for each one of us. I'm new to the forum and I hope to be writing this post in the correct section and someone can help me here.

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