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Wow! Was it Set Free or Town Crier?

Hello! It’s called Big D mode and you can select it from the menu. You have to be running a high resolution monitor and through a computer, to access it. I forget all the details, but if you search “Big D mode” on RUclips you’ll find lots of videos. DO NOT SEARCH “Big DD”…… it’ll be something completely different!

Sure, it all starts with a good game structure from the beginning. You have to make sure your gains are set right your levels are all hitting about -12 DB and relatively balanced. Then, your multitrack and stereo recordings are picking up essentially what is going out in front of house. The easiest way to increase that gain level on your recording is to bring your master left right up to unity. Then mix your live output as you would, and that should give you better gains. Let me know

Thank you!!!! Happy to help, throw questions my way if you have any questions

Hello, I use mine for bands all the time. Plenty of headroom, volume and nice low end with balanced mids.

@@StreamlineEntertainment Thanks for your reply 👍

Thank you. I can’t remember and I’m out of town. However, that question has been answered several times in the comments. It’s a Viewsonic, don’t know the model #. Sorry about that. Subscribe for more content!😊

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Hello, deep breath… we’ve got this! Yes, you can record up to 22 channels simultaneously. 1. Connect all of your inputs, set the levels, eq, etc. get it ready to rock! 2.press on the “play” triangle that’s on your top bar 3. Select “Multitrack Config” and highlight the channels you want to record. 4. Select “Multitrack” 5. Press record. Remember record will both start and stop the recording. You can now press “Mix/Gain” to return to the mixer mode. Bonus tip! Once done recording. 1.Get back to the “Multitrack” screen. Press “activate soundcheck” , select the recording you just made and press play. and go back to the mixer mode (press mix / gain) 2. Adjust levels, eq, mix the song to your liking. Important, have your master at or near unity when you mix the song to your liking. 3. Put a second flash drive into the other USB port 4. Go to the “multitrack” screen. Stop the song you just mixed. With the master at or near unity, press “2-Track USB” and press record. Go back to “Multitrack” and press play. When the recording is done, press stop on both multitrack and stop the “2-track usb” You have just made a shareable, 2 track recoding of the songs you just recorded, mixed down without a DAW and it’s all done inside of the UI24r. Hope this helped!!!! Subscribe and like.

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Hello, thank you for this idea. And yes I will share one. Please subscribe to the channel as I am soon releasing a podcast that will cover a lot of these topics in depth. I look forward to working with you in the future. Let me know if you have any other questions.

Hey there, I am using a browser through the computer / extra monitor

view sonicTT2230

Additional monitor off of the computer and opened a browser on it

I hear you, I’ve heard a lot of people complain about the reliability of the unit. Personally, I haven’t had any issues…. Yet. Mine has executed 100’s of times flawlessly., I understand that is not everyone’s experience. For what they are, they are packed with versatility and features. But, if it doesn’t work, it’s a paperweight. You don’t need all of the screens, computers, etc. that I have, but for me those devices helps my work flow. That said, I’ve ran the whole thing off of an iPad while drumming and leading a band… well over 100 times. They are not for everyone and they are not perfect, but I like mine. Now that said, I’m looking for the next solution because too many people say they crap out and I’d be naive to think it couldn’t happen to me. In the meantime, I’ll keep helping those of us who use them routinely.

Thank you so much for your feedback. I am aware of your method of mixing and it is a valid style. I’m unfamiliar with the term nominal, but I do know the term “unity gain”…. Which I believe are the same thing according to your description. And you are correct I forgot to mention, in this case the powered speakers, should be set to unity. Thank you for that observation. With respect to doing it “backwards” I believe that is an overstatement. The word I would use is “different.” There are multiple ways to skin a cat. Much like the term -Nominal- vs -Unity Gain- neither are wrong, just different. I learned something today from your method, now my toolbox is a little fuller, thank you. I’m impressed with your resume, congratulations. So, my question is, if all faders are at unity or “90%” as I could clearly see if I ever attended one of the concerts that you or your peers engineered and the gains are backed off just below feedback, how do you “mix” the individual levels. I.e. one vocalist louder than the other, or boost a guitar solo? Anyway, thanks again for your input, much appreciated and really brought clarity to is “sound guys”.

Thanks for your comment it's sort of validates my non-professional thoughts on gain structure as well, what's my first experience with digital mixing. I think early on there were a a few problems with some inferior preamps which made the learning curve a little rough. RTA is an awesome way to learn. I remember older sound guys back in the day who used stand-alone units back in the day. What amazes me is how different rooms can be and how things can change with an influx of a crowd. I'm just a dumb bass player singer who's been lucky enough to learn from respect and sound guys.

I don't think it works that way in this software. If you set the mix fader to 0 you get no sound. I believe this is an intentional feature so you can get your gain dialed in without pushing any sound out tot he house. then you can adjust your mix accordingly as you bring up the levels.

I had the same question. Likely the touchscreen is connected to the Mac

@@lucas_mende_sI ended up buying a Viewsonic 16“ touchscreen with Mac drivers and it works very well. Used it at my last gig.

HDMI cable

UI24 will allow you to connect any HDMI device as a display just by plugging it into the built in HDMI port. You can also connect a USB mouse and keyboard for control - use the USB ports. I’ve run a 46in TV display at home in this configuration. These touchscreens usually have HDMI out and a USB connection to send the touch inputs so just hook them up. I don’t have one yet but looking at doing it as my iPad isn’t really working as a main control when not at home.

Hey all, sorry I missed this one. The laptop is connected to the Ui24 via WiFi. The monitor is connected to the laptop as a 2nd monitor. I opened a second browser window and moved it to the monitor and BOOM! you are in business. A

Yes you can. However, you will need USB connection also for the touchscreen feature to work.

Thanks! More to come. Ringing out a room and Interface Setup are coming soon!!!!

Monitor is HDMI to laptop. Monitor is USB to laptop for touch capabilities.

More videos coming soon! Keep the ideas coming. Also, Watchout for my podcast, Murders to Music....all about the career of homicide detective turns live musician / DJ.... Lots of tech, live music insight, working with musicians and a ride along with a veteran homicide detective to discuss all the crap they don't teach you in the academy!

Yes, it is called cascading. Directions on RUclips.

Viewsonic TD 2230

Wifi

21"

That is Big D. It is supported with an HD monitor and a 4K 32”works best.

😳 Now that you’ve asked it’s all going to go downhill!!!!! No, I have had Zero issues in the 3-4 years I’ve owned this. Used it probably 3-400 times.

@@StreamlineEntertainment haha! It's a fantastic machine, just always in the back of my mind that something might go wrong. I've heard all these reviews about audio dropouts and things like that. The gui is the best out there I think.

@@paddyeire96 I have the same concern based on other’s experiences, but it hasn’t happened yet. I always also think “I should carry my spare mixer” and never put it in the truck…… again, now I’m jinxed!

that would be super helpful!!

For those who are still looking. .. Under Settings--> Local you will find the option "Sync selected channel". All Browsersessions using the same Sync ID will then swap the channel

See below.

how are you connecting via Cat5?

Sure. On the computer It is called “Big D” mode and is an option found in settings. It can only be displayed using either a computer or a streaming box with a touchscreen . I suggest a computer, keep it clean and easy to troubleshoot if there is a problem. But that’s it! Toggle Big D to ON and mix away! Good Luck! On the monitor it is set up as a second monitor out of my computer and I opened a new window on that screen. Opened the Ui interface and opened just the main mix screen. That’s all! Remember, use the USB and HDMI to get all the features of the touchscreen.

@@StreamlineEntertainment Thanks 👍!!!

@@StreamlineEntertainment it's option works only in ui-24?

@@user-dz4zg2mr4j I’m not sure, I only have the Ui24

@@StreamlineEntertainmentUI24 only... www.soundcraft.com/zh/product_documents/ui24r_v2-0_user_guide_addendum-pdf

HDMI and USB

But then BigD doesn't work? So if you want to use BigD, then you need to connect the touch screen to an external device like a PC or Mac? Is that correct?

@@StreamlineEntertainment how did you get BigD via the HDMI out on the UI24R?

@@captinJerk After I activated Big D on the Ui it automatically came out when I used the HDMI to my monitor/ PC. I didn’t have any problems. What issues are you running into?

@@StreamlineEntertainment Ok i see. You are not using the HDMI port on the Ui24r unit but running the touch screen as a 2nd display via your laptop. Thanks for replying!

Viewsonic TD 2230, works perfect!

Hi! Can I ask if that screen is connected via HDMI cable only? Thank you.

Can you share a link as to what make screen....church just bought a ui24 and the iPad isn't cutting it.