I followed all your video and appreciate your input all. This was the first I saw about this model and my church received one as a gift and ask me to set it up in just 1 hour. Your video has been instrumental to the success of my setup. Again Thanks you and God Bless.
Amazing. Thanks a lot for this complete sharing. It helped me to be more confident to use this mixer besides some hints you've given about other topics. Thank you.
2:25 Are Mix 1 and Mix 2 Master always the monitors that are connected with a wifi box? Two speakers are connected already and working, but we can't get the two monitors to work. We haven't tried that you showed yet tho.
Great Job.! I have 4 Singers, and they all have individual monitors. Ch-1 -> Mix-1, Ch-2 -> Mix-2, and so on for all 4. I would like to put a small amount of effect for each send. Each of them like a different level that they prefer. I currently have a bit of Reverb and a short Slap on FX1 & FX2. for each of the Vocals. Can use the same effects for each of the monitors or do I need to use FX3 or FX4? I planned on using a doubler four the lead signer and an external harmonizer on FX4 or something... Simply... Can i use a small amount of the reverb and delay for the monitors? Thanks Dwayne.
Does anyone know what program or application Marlon is using to control his camera? That is pretty cool! It looks like he is just tapping an are on the iPad and it zooms in.
I know this is wayyyy after this was posted, but I could really use some advice. I just installed a QU-32 at our church and have the monitors attached to MIX 1-4 but I am not getting any sound. I have the channels set to route to the appropriate mixes so I am really stumped. Any advice for a newbie to the QU world? Anything I could be missing?
No I didn't go over them - they are basically programmable keys for a bunch of functions such as mute groups, scene selections, and other functions that you can set up
Hmmm, so nothing about setting channel gain or eq'ing the foldback send before you put any mic signal into them? Must be a really quiet stage, or you're getting really lucky not having any feedback!
Great tutorial. Especially for someone fairly new to the Tech side of things. And my first digital desk. Just one question (maybe you could cover this). How do I send FX to an In Ear Monitor send? Do I just use the FX as normal on the main mix but add the effect to different instruments? Or is there another way to do this? TIA
Essentially the same as any instrument or vocal. just press layer button where you will see the effects return channels. (channels 4-5-6-7 on the layer level) now select your mix to send to (Blue buttons on the right) and simply add the amount of effects! (Push up the fader for the effects return) to the monitor/ iem mix that they want in the monitor or iem's
Only one side on the in-ears monitor works when using mix 5-6 or mix 7-8 or 9-10. How can I get both sides to work? Is there an option to split stereo to mono? Thank you!
I got a problem with my me1 personal monitor communicating with the qu24. Or at least I think? Every time I turn up or down a volume on a channel, it affects the me1's volume too!! Everything else works fine, meaning the name show on the me1 and buttons too. Its like if they are not personal monitors, just monitor mixes. Can you please respond or make a video??!!!
Marlon - thanks for the videos - they are great. You may have covered this elsewhere, but, if possible, how would we set up the stereo groups as extra monitor mixes?
Hi- we just got this board but we are having a problem getting our FX to come through our monitor mixes? Any way you can point us in the right direction.. we get all the fx perfect thru the mains, but nothing through our monitor mix.. please help!!! :).
Hi Marlon, i wanna ask a question, so when doing the mix1 and mix2, is this for singer monitoring their voices by themselves? how can they hear their sound? should they wear headphone or somethings or from the monitor speak?
Thanx! Love your tutorials. I have recently become a user of the QU-16. To improve my skills I have 2 questions: Q 1: How to avoid sound changes on the monitor when i do some EQ adjustments on channel 1 when mix LR is selected? Q 2: How to send FX effects to the monitor that doesn't effect the FOH? Thanx in advance for your answer or better, a tutorial on this topic.
Press whatever mix you want the FX to be in and bring up the faders on the FX returns. I did that but it will bring FX to the whole monitor mix, not individual instruments or just vocals as such. Sounds weird with the kick drums and hihat. Hope that helps.
Great tutorial, really helped me setting up my QU16. Just one question, I have singers that requested some reverbs in the monitors for just vocals. I can only add reverbs to the whole monitor mix but not just for vocals. Is there a way to do that because I don't want reverbs for drums, keys, guitars in the monitor as well. Hope that make sense. Thanx
Hi, this tutorial is very helpful, in my church we recently purchased this Qu24 mixer, i wondering if you could help us in showing how to set up the in ear monitors, we get the beringher p16m, and we wonder how can we make groups so we can send the 7 mics for the drum in just one channel, i really appreciate if you could help us with that
re: the p16m - I am not that familiar with the unit, however, looking at the connections it looks as if the only inputs are via the ethernet jack (ultranet) - i think that is your first issue you should solve - whether that unit will interface with the QU24 dSnake - it looks like you would need the p16i - www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/P16I--behringer-powerplay-p16-i-16-channel-input-module In order to use the p16m with analog inputs going into the p16i then ultranet connections to the p16m - and looks like the low cost of the p16m needs the p16i in order to take advantage of the unit via analog connections. you could look into the Allen Heath ME personal mixing system - although costs more it does the dSnake option fairly easily www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/ME500PM--allen-and-heath-me-500-personal-mixer At our church this is what we use for wireless in ear - www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/ATM3L--audio-technica-m3l we found a good deal for four on craigslist - be careful however with all the new changes in bandwidth from the FCC our setup is analog connections from the digital snake to the ins of the AT transmitters - then to the receivers - A wireless in ear system would be much like we have - but each person with a receiver can adjust their own mix via the Qu-You app on iOS or Android - Also remember that the Qu24 can be run via an iPad with the Qu-Pad app - only on iOS - i think there is some android version but not fully supported by AH. The QU24 will give you up to 6 or 7 separate monitor mixes/sens - 4 are mono and 3 are stereo What sort of snake are you using? analog or the ab168 or ar2412 So this means you may have 12 in ear monitors but not 12 individual mixes for them. Only 7 which means 5 will be duplicates of the original 7 . At our church i share one mix with the drummer - we basically hear the cues and click track with some lead vocals and everyone else has their mix - so depending on your set up - you will be limited to 7 unique monitor mixes - not a big deal for a smaller group but i don't know your needs. Hope this helps
We have the beringher P16i too, we gonna have that close to the mixer and send the signal to the stage to the beringher P16d so we can split the signal for eight P16m, but we only need six and we have an analogue snake not the A&H 2412, but we are not using that anymore for the music, we gonna have just on floor monitor for the preacher, we know that it would be easy to get the ME monitoring system but like you say its quite expensive, the only problem that we have right now is how to put the 7 mics of the drum together into one fader so we can send the drum in one channel to the P16m
Hey bro can u do a video on how to use the right software in a pc, for recording the chuch band(songs) step by step please. From mixer to pc.also useing the right software in a pc and how to setup in a pc to get the mixer to pc for for recording.
Monitor sound typically gets bounced off the back wall and into the audience ... not good. I think that sound is also out of phase with that coming out of the mains. I have tried to angle the monitors so they do not hit the back wall by angling them sideways. This can't always be done because of the stage set up, but when it can, it makes the sound hitting the ears in the audience sound better. The musicians just need to get used to having the monitor sound hit them in one ear ... doesn't take long.
I have a question whenever I add a in ear monitor headphones like mix 4 and let’s say there is someone else that wants to use that same style of headphones but I add them on mix 3 can they both hear them self’s? How will that work? Or can I copy what I have on mix 4 to mix 3? Thanks!
Hi , sir. I swapped the qu as a Interface/ soundcard to Clarett from Focusrite. But, I setil would like to yuse the QU as a monitor mixer, So , just to get signals from the line outs from soundcard, and give each musichan their own monitor mix. Is this possible ? how do I route the enidividual mixes ? So I need to buy extra gear? or can I take a seperate output from the back and rout to a separarte monitor amplifier ?
It's been a while since I have done some videos and I hope to get back to making new ones based on your questions. Feel free to email - some of you have already - and I will try to help. Email - marlonv AT gmail DOT com
Can you configure the aux/monitor sends pre/post fader on per channel basis or a per mix basis? Example - send the input mic channels to mixes pre-fade but the "canned tracks" channels post-fade?
The way I have done it is use 1 FX dedicated to the monitors. Then make whatever channels you want FX on monitors "prefade" on the fx channel. Not the mix itself. Hold the button to the left of the channel strip to show you what channels are in pre/post fade. The channels you want the FX on need to be lit up.
I use my mix 9-10 for subs. Send it to an amp then use those outs to the subs. Make sure that you've patched your cables correctly. It also depends what kind of subs you have though.
@@JesusRamirez-ci2le I probably won't be able to do that - but here are the instructions To begin, make sure you are in the Processing Mode - Press the PROCESSING Button located at the top part of the board 1. Press the SELECT button for the Master Channel - Should have a Green LED located above the Master Fader 2. Press the button for the Mix you would like to EQ - located on the right side of the board for example MIX 1 - it should light up Blue LED 3. Look at your touch screen and you should see the basic four areas that show Mix, PE!, GEQ, and Comp - Make sure the top left area of the screen is displaying the mix you wish to EQ 4. Use the EQ knob section of the mixer to adjust your settings. Make sure the IN button - Green LED is on. 5. When you are done with adjustments, you can press the LR button (BLUE LED) to get out of the MIX 1 mode otherwise any adjustments you make will be to whatever Channel or Mix you have selected - GREEN LED
From the main out of the your mixer to the input of the Driverack pa. outputs from the drive rack pa go to their corresponding speakers and you are good to go
Marlon Valladares I've been using our Qu24 and Qu32 mixers for the last 2 years. I can confidently say that it is a solid mixer and does the job. But for what I use it for, it's not enough. The part that disappoints me the most are the amount of mixes. I don't like that they have link 5-6 up to mix 9-10. If those were separated it would be better. I recommend Yamaha Mixers. I want to get the TF5. Man that thing is amazing. Or if I have extra money just get the S-Class Allen and Heath.
I followed all your video and appreciate your input all. This was the first I saw about this model and my church received one as a gift and ask me to set it up in just 1 hour. Your video has been instrumental to the success of my setup. Again Thanks you and God Bless.
Nicely explained. Thanks. I find post fade on any fill music being played between band breaks very useful
You explained this so much better than most people here on RUclips. Thank you!
Thank you so much for this. I have a gig in a few days and this really helped me understand this console.
As someone fairly new to sound engineering, this really helped me fill in a few gaps. I really appreciate this!
Amazing. Thanks a lot for this complete sharing. It helped me to be more confident to use this mixer besides some hints you've given about other topics. Thank you.
2:25 Are Mix 1 and Mix 2 Master always the monitors that are connected with a wifi box? Two speakers are connected already and working, but we can't get the two monitors to work. We haven't tried that you showed yet tho.
I am new at mixing with the Qu-16, I have a lot to learn, wish I had somebody like you to teach me hands on. Thanks for the videos.
Great Job.! I have 4 Singers, and they all have individual monitors. Ch-1 -> Mix-1, Ch-2 -> Mix-2, and so on for all 4. I would like to put a small amount of effect for each send. Each of them like a different level that they prefer. I currently have a bit of Reverb and a short Slap on FX1 & FX2. for each of the Vocals. Can use the same effects for each of the monitors or do I need to use FX3 or FX4? I planned on using a doubler four the lead signer and an external harmonizer on FX4 or something... Simply... Can i use a small amount of the reverb and delay for the monitors? Thanks Dwayne.
Does anyone know what program or application Marlon is using to control his camera? That is pretty cool! It looks like he is just tapping an are on the iPad and it zooms in.
I know this is wayyyy after this was posted, but I could really use some advice. I just installed a QU-32 at our church and have the monitors attached to MIX 1-4 but I am not getting any sound. I have the channels set to route to the appropriate mixes so I am really stumped. Any advice for a newbie to the QU world? Anything I could be missing?
Great tutorial...I do hope I can find someone to tweak our small church mix here in Spring, TX.
Marlon, By far the best tutorials for the QU Series! Did I miss your explanation of the soft keys? Great job!!
No I didn't go over them - they are basically programmable keys for a bunch of functions such as mute groups, scene selections, and other functions that you can set up
Hello I'm just a new on mixing... Will it possible to mute the channel/s on the monitor mix only but still not mute on the main mix?
Hmmm, so nothing about setting channel gain or eq'ing the foldback send before you put any mic signal into them? Must be a really quiet stage, or you're getting really lucky not having any feedback!
Great tutorial. Especially for someone fairly new to the Tech side of things. And my first digital desk.
Just one question (maybe you could cover this). How do I send FX to an In Ear Monitor send? Do I just use the FX as normal on the main mix but add the effect to different instruments? Or is there another way to do this?
TIA
Essentially the same as any instrument or vocal. just press layer button where you will see the effects return channels. (channels 4-5-6-7 on the layer level) now select your mix to send to (Blue buttons on the right) and simply add the amount of effects! (Push up the fader for the effects return) to the monitor/ iem mix that they want in the monitor or iem's
Only one side on the in-ears monitor works when using mix 5-6 or mix 7-8 or 9-10. How can I get both sides to work? Is there an option to split stereo to mono? Thank you!
I got a problem with my me1 personal monitor communicating with the qu24. Or at least I think? Every time I turn up or down a volume on a channel, it affects the me1's volume too!! Everything else works fine, meaning the name show on the me1 and buttons too. Its like if they are not personal monitors, just monitor mixes. Can you please respond or make a video??!!!
Marlon - thanks for the videos - they are great. You may have covered this elsewhere, but, if possible, how would we set up the stereo groups as extra monitor mixes?
Hi, can you adjust monitor reverb & delay separately to the main out? or is it all the one?
Thanks Marlon! VERY helpful videos!
Good stuff marlon. Keep the videos coming. Is it possible you can do a tutorial video on a live stream setup with this mixer?
Hi- we just got this board but we are having a problem getting our FX to come through our monitor mixes? Any way you can point us in the right direction.. we get all the fx perfect thru the mains, but nothing through our monitor mix.. please help!!! :).
Did you ever find out how to do this?
Hi Marlon, i wanna ask a question, so when doing the mix1 and mix2, is this for singer monitoring their voices by themselves? how can they hear their sound? should they wear headphone or somethings or from the monitor speak?
omg i love you - best explanation i've ever seen!!
How do you assigned mix 1 to the monitor 1?
Thanx! Love your tutorials. I have recently become a user of the QU-16. To improve my skills I have 2 questions:
Q 1: How to avoid sound changes on the monitor when i do some EQ adjustments on channel 1 when mix LR is selected?
Q 2: How to send FX effects to the monitor that doesn't effect the FOH?
Thanx in advance for your answer or better, a tutorial on this topic.
Press whatever mix you want the FX to be in and bring up the faders on the FX returns. I did that but it will bring FX to the whole monitor mix, not individual instruments or just vocals as such. Sounds weird with the kick drums and hihat. Hope that helps.
Go to layers and increase your sends to that mix. Then go back to the main FX and increase there. Avoid too much though
Great tutorial, really helped me setting up my QU16. Just one question, I have singers that requested some reverbs in the monitors for just vocals. I can only add reverbs to the whole monitor mix but not just for vocals. Is there a way to do that because I don't want reverbs for drums, keys, guitars in the monitor as well. Hope that make sense.
Thanx
Did you ever find out how to do this?
I'm wondering the same thing
Help on this as well :)
Hi, this tutorial is very helpful, in my church we recently purchased this Qu24 mixer, i wondering if you could help us in showing how to set up the in ear monitors, we get the beringher p16m, and we wonder how can we make groups so we can send the 7 mics for the drum in just one channel, i really appreciate if you could help us with that
re: the p16m - I am not that familiar with the unit, however, looking at the connections it looks as if the only inputs are via the ethernet jack (ultranet) - i think that is your first issue you should solve - whether that unit will interface with the QU24 dSnake - it looks like you would need the p16i -
www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/P16I--behringer-powerplay-p16-i-16-channel-input-module
In order to use the p16m with analog inputs going into the p16i then ultranet connections to the p16m -
and looks like the low cost of the p16m needs the p16i in order to take advantage of the unit via analog
connections.
you could look into the Allen Heath ME personal mixing system - although costs more it does the dSnake option fairly easily
www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/ME500PM--allen-and-heath-me-500-personal-mixer
At our church this is what we use for wireless in ear - www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/ATM3L--audio-technica-m3l
we found a good deal for four on craigslist - be careful however with all the new changes in bandwidth from the FCC
our setup is analog connections from the digital snake to the ins of the AT transmitters - then to the receivers -
A wireless in ear system would be much like we have - but each person with a receiver can adjust their own mix via the Qu-You app on iOS or
Android -
Also remember that the Qu24 can be run via an iPad with the Qu-Pad app - only on iOS - i think there is some android version but not fully supported by AH.
The QU24 will give you up to 6 or 7 separate monitor mixes/sens - 4 are mono and 3 are stereo
What sort of snake are you using? analog or the ab168 or ar2412
So this means you may have 12 in ear monitors but not 12 individual mixes for them. Only 7 which means 5 will be duplicates of the original 7
.
At our church i share one mix with the drummer - we basically hear the cues and click track with some lead vocals
and everyone else has their mix - so depending on your set up - you will be limited to 7 unique monitor mixes - not a big deal for a smaller group but i don't know your needs.
Hope this helps
We have the beringher P16i too, we gonna have that close to the mixer and send the signal to the stage to the beringher P16d so we can split the signal for eight P16m, but we only need six and we have an analogue snake not the A&H 2412, but we are not using that anymore for the music, we gonna have just on floor monitor for the preacher, we know that it would be easy to get the ME monitoring system but like you say its quite expensive, the only problem that we have right now is how to put the 7 mics of the drum together into one fader so we can send the drum in one channel to the P16m
Hey bro can u do a video on how to use the right software in a pc, for recording the chuch band(songs) step by step please.
From mixer to pc.also useing the right software in a pc and how to setup in a pc to get the mixer to pc for for recording.
Monitor sound typically gets bounced off the back wall and into the audience ... not good. I think that sound is also out of phase with that coming out of the mains. I have tried to angle the monitors so they do not hit the back wall by angling them sideways. This can't always be done because of the stage set up, but when it can, it makes the sound hitting the ears in the audience sound better. The musicians just need to get used to having the monitor sound hit them in one ear ... doesn't take long.
I have a question whenever I add a in ear monitor headphones like mix 4 and let’s say there is someone else that wants to use that same style of headphones but I add them on mix 3 can they both hear them self’s? How will that work? Or can I copy what I have on mix 4 to mix 3? Thanks!
Hi , sir. I swapped the qu as a Interface/ soundcard to Clarett from Focusrite. But, I setil would like to yuse the QU as a monitor mixer, So , just to get signals from the line outs from soundcard, and give each musichan their own monitor mix. Is this possible ? how do I route the enidividual mixes ? So I need to buy extra gear? or can I take a seperate output from the back and rout to a separarte monitor amplifier ?
Is there a way to make stereo mix a mono?
Thanks. How to send effect to the aux please ?
It's been a while since I have done some videos and I hope to get back to making new ones based on your questions. Feel free to email - some of you have already - and I will try to help. Email - marlonv AT gmail DOT com
Great job brother ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉
Can you configure the aux/monitor sends pre/post fader on per channel basis or a per mix basis? Example - send the input mic channels to mixes pre-fade but the "canned tracks" channels post-fade?
The way I have done it is use 1 FX dedicated to the monitors. Then make whatever channels you want FX on monitors "prefade" on the fx channel. Not the mix itself. Hold the button to the left of the channel strip to show you what channels are in pre/post fade. The channels you want the FX on need to be lit up.
TF5 or QU32?
Yo man, do you get robotic distortion noises during playback?
not really any samples of that or what is happening when this happens?
I can send you an example via email.@@MV-in8xs
@@MV-in8xs ruclips.net/video/ZpfqAoTPqaA/видео.html here an example I found on youtube
hey Marlon,Thanks for another great video again.
Do you know how I can make the stereo monitors send mono
?
Like two Separate channels
Thank you
Thanks to explain
How to setup subwoodfer line out in this mixer , sir ?It has not Hi cut line out . Thanks
Any mix out would do
Could you explain step by step , sir ? , thanks
I use my mix 9-10 for subs. Send it to an amp then use those outs to the subs. Make sure that you've patched your cables correctly. It also depends what kind of subs you have though.
HK thanks
Can the monitors be eq ‘d separately?
yes - this is especially important when you need to ring out stage monitors
Marlon Valladares do you have a video on how to do that?
@@JesusRamirez-ci2le not yet but will try soon - thanks
@@JesusRamirez-ci2le I probably won't be able to do that - but here are the instructions
To begin, make sure you are in the Processing Mode - Press the PROCESSING Button located at the top part of the board
1. Press the SELECT button for the Master Channel - Should have a Green LED located above the Master Fader
2. Press the button for the Mix you would like to EQ - located on the right side of the board for example MIX 1 - it should light up Blue LED
3. Look at your touch screen and you should see the basic four areas that show Mix, PE!, GEQ, and Comp - Make sure the top left area of the screen is displaying the mix you wish to EQ
4. Use the EQ knob section of the mixer to adjust your settings. Make sure the IN button - Green LED is on.
5. When you are done with adjustments, you can press the LR button (BLUE LED) to get out of the MIX 1 mode otherwise any adjustments you make will be to whatever Channel or Mix you have selected - GREEN LED
Marlon Valladares thank you so much for taking the time to write back. I will do that.
Nice job sir I'm having problem connecting my qu 24 to dbx driverack pa2,can u pls help
From the main out of the your mixer to the input of the Driverack pa. outputs from the drive rack pa go to their corresponding speakers and you are good to go
3:37
Poor instruction. Never stay at beginning what you were attempting to do.
I don't recommend this mixer.
Ok, just curious, what do you not like and what would you recommend instead?
Marlon Valladares I've been using our Qu24 and Qu32 mixers for the last 2 years. I can confidently say that it is a solid mixer and does the job. But for what I use it for, it's not enough. The part that disappoints me the most are the amount of mixes. I don't like that they have link 5-6 up to mix 9-10. If those were separated it would be better.
I recommend Yamaha Mixers. I want to get the TF5. Man that thing is amazing. Or if I have extra money just get the S-Class Allen and Heath.
@@hlokomani I agree with that. we use the mixes and we quickly ran out with our in ear monitor setup with the stereo mixes being only one in reality.