Excellent video! Thank you for taking the time to create this informative walkthrough. In my experience, setting monitors to pre-fader, especially in a music setting, provides more advantages than using post-fader. Mainly, volume adjustments to my house mix (via fader) don't inadvertently affect the musicians' perception of the volume of their own playing. Additionally, I'd posit the chance of feedback actually increases with a post-fader mix, as a volume increase to a channel in the house mix via faders would also increase volume to the monitor feed, and such sudden changes in volume in the monitor might induce feedback. Lastly, to my understanding, muting a channel on a Qu-series board will mute it across all mixes, including pre-fader mixes. I have run across some boards, namely the Mackie VLZ-1604, in which the mute only mutes L-R and post mixes, and not pre-mixes. I did not like this feature on that board, as when I hit mute, I want it muted everywhere. Fortunately, muting on an Allen and Heath board, such as a GL4000, and also on the Qu-series, mutes the channel across all mixes, whether L-R, pre-fade, or post-fade. In summary, I think pre-fader on monitor mixes provides more advantages than post-fader offers. Here's a couple articles with some more explanation - www.sweetwater.com/insync/pre-versus-post-fader-for-monitors/#:~:text=A%3A%20Pre%2Dfader%20sends%20are,almost%20always%20used%20for%20effects. - www.behindthemixer.com/why-pre-and-post-send-selection-matters/ Thanks again for making this video!
Hi, thanks for sharing, I would like to know how to inject an external effect (Type 2290 TC.) as an auxiliare through my QU-SB Allen & Heath. Thank you for your help.
You may have already figured this out by now, but you have to connect your Qu-16 mixer to your router via an Ethernet cable. When you do, the option to select your Qu-16 will be available on the first screen of the Qu-pad app :)
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Excellent video! Thank you for taking the time to create this informative walkthrough.
In my experience, setting monitors to pre-fader, especially in a music setting, provides more advantages than using post-fader. Mainly, volume adjustments to my house mix (via fader) don't inadvertently affect the musicians' perception of the volume of their own playing. Additionally, I'd posit the chance of feedback actually increases with a post-fader mix, as a volume increase to a channel in the house mix via faders would also increase volume to the monitor feed, and such sudden changes in volume in the monitor might induce feedback. Lastly, to my understanding, muting a channel on a Qu-series board will mute it across all mixes, including pre-fader mixes.
I have run across some boards, namely the Mackie VLZ-1604, in which the mute only mutes L-R and post mixes, and not pre-mixes. I did not like this feature on that board, as when I hit mute, I want it muted everywhere. Fortunately, muting on an Allen and Heath board, such as a GL4000, and also on the Qu-series, mutes the channel across all mixes, whether L-R, pre-fade, or post-fade.
In summary, I think pre-fader on monitor mixes provides more advantages than post-fader offers. Here's a couple articles with some more explanation
- www.sweetwater.com/insync/pre-versus-post-fader-for-monitors/#:~:text=A%3A%20Pre%2Dfader%20sends%20are,almost%20always%20used%20for%20effects.
- www.behindthemixer.com/why-pre-and-post-send-selection-matters/
Thanks again for making this video!
Brilliant- helps me enormously. 👍🙏🏻
Excellent video, well explained, thanks very much
very helpful video,well explained. many thanks
Great info, thank you. 🙂🇨🇦
This vas very useful...Thanx!
thank you so much for this content! Would you be able to do a video about how the patching interface works?
Life saver tutorial!
Great tutorial. Thank you. Question, can you name the Custom 1, Custom 2 and Custom 3 something else?
Hi, thanks for sharing, I would like to know how to inject an external effect (Type 2290 TC.) as an auxiliare through my QU-SB Allen & Heath. Thank you for your help.
Is there a way to get prep an offline scene, similar to the sq mixpad to pull/push show
Not sure what happened to the audio here, but the channels are inverted. Makes it hard to hear an actual representation of what the mixer sounds like.
Does anyone know how to use the recording functions with Qu Pad App? Feedback would be greatly appreciated.
Does anyone know how to use the recording functions with Qu Pad ?
I use an old 9.7 inch iPad. It works just fine.
Anyone using Qu Pad with a 12.7 inch iPad Pro?
Could be great with the bigger screen
Thanks for the review. Is the app free
Tssssssssssssss 😵💫
Can we name the Aux?
please enable the subtitles in Spanish
i just bought a qu16 and this qu pad app doesn't work or look like the one on the video...
You may have already figured this out by now, but you have to connect your Qu-16 mixer to your router via an Ethernet cable. When you do, the option to select your Qu-16 will be available on the first screen of the Qu-pad app :)
Think the audio has broken 😩
Left and right audio channels are out of phase with each other
Bro that noise floor..
Audio in this tutorial is terribly out of phase.
your audio is out of phase on my macbook