Build Your Ultimate Custom In-ear Monitor Setup: The Ultimate Guide

If you want an affordable way to control your own In-Ear-Monitor (IEM) Mix instead of having to rely on a sound guy, then this video will show you how to setup your own X32 rack mount rig you can take wherever you go.
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Here's all the gear mentioned in this video:
SKB Rolling Rack (8U): amzn.to/3VS563r
X32 Rackmount Version: amzn.to/3xOlry1
SD8 Stage Box: amzn.to/4cQ3n5j
P16 Router: amzn.to/3LgFxnC
XLR Patchbays: amzn.to/3zzvCai
Mesh Wifi Router: amzn.to/45Yvn4t
Y-Splitters: amzn.to/4cvzSWF
P16 Personal Mixers: amzn.to/3Wf5iek
P16 Mounts: amzn.to/4bA3AIT
16-Channel Snake: amzn.to/4byTf00
8-Channel Snake: amzn.to/4cRDKkH
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Timecodes:
0:00 Why should you get your own In Ear Monitor Rig?
1:12 Overview of the X32 Rig Setup
2:09 SKB Rolling Rack
2:27 XLR Patchbays
3:37 Sending signals to FOH using snakes
3:54 SD8 Stagebox
4:16 P16 Router + P16 Mixers
4:56 Mesh Wifi Router
5:31 Gear Cost
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About: In this video, Jed Seneca covers each of the pieces of gear included in his X32 Rolling Rackmount Rig for his In-Ear-Monitor setup. This rig allows him to have control over his own mix in any live show or concert environment.

[@ronniemwagner]

Thanks! We spent 3 years and $$$ developing ours. We did start with the P16 personal mixers; now using iPhone or iPad apps for our Behringer XR18 board. It is essential to include a router in the console (especially when you have wireless mics or other devices running on 2.4g) to prevent IEM and/or wireless mic dropouts.

[@jedandclaire]

Thanks for the comment. We tried the app on Iphone for each player path but every gig their devices always had an issue. I think it was more user error on the band members part so we abandoned that and went with the P16s.

[@AlHuerta]

Good info…thanks

[@AlexisGitarre]

Y- Split is really bad for Mic signals. For Line Level it's fine unless you get ground issues, then you're f*****. So always go with transformer isolated splits.

[@Bent6]

Isolated splits are needed for truly independent monitors. Otherwise, when a mic pre is adjusted at FOH (or monitors) , it changes the loading of the mic causing level changes and tonal shifts.