best Xvive U4 tutorial seen... any chance th 5GHz bandwith will be added in the future..? Even less latency and less interference issues...? I have been looking for an in ear WIFi system for quite some time and I am convinced the U4 is the one I need... with two transmitters and 6 or 8 receivers so I can make mon 2 mixes..
You mention having to turn off your wifi - that's a non-starter given most modern digital mixers work with routers for wifi control. Did you consider this?
Need a Wireless system that transmits a stereo signal from a MIXER to my Zoom H4n Pro's XLR inputs so I can record the Mixer output and the Ambeiant audio with H4n Pros 4 channel Mode.
Soooooo if i have a mixer with just one aux output and my drummer wants to play with wedges and I use in-ears can I use the headphones jack for my in ear monitors at a live gig? or does it have to be either the XLR output or the Aux Output?
There has one XLR Male to 1/4" TS Male Adapter come in u4 pack,you can use that adapter plug in Aux output,or just plug transmitter to XLR output.You can try the U4R2
I would get it but its lack of ability to route it on a wifi router annoys me and I'm scared it'll interfere with IOT very soon, as in all the Internet connected devices at the gig! Is there a version of Xvive where you can set them up as in what router and how to connect it?
Just got these and everything about them is pretty awesome...But, really, why mono? This was driving me nuts - I thought my mixer was broken until I watched this video. I mean, you chose mono not just because monitor wedges are mono, right? Hopefully you will reconsider. There is plenty of value in rehearsing with an in-ear stereo mix. You need to put MONO in big type on the front of the box.
Hi Julian, I like your comment... and I have a question for you: if the xviveu4 were actually in stereo, how would you connect it to the mixer in order to have a stereo in- ear monitor?
We use QSC Touchmix 30. However, for some reason, all the other sounds from mics, drums etc comes through the unit...is there a reason? The connection is a XLR.
Just got the system. Love it so far! I noticed the lights on units were red when first staring to charge but both went out about 15min later. Is it normal operation for lights to go out once a full charge is reached?
Random question to another owner. Does your receiver unit channel button feel kind of loose? I bumped mine at a gig and it's kinda loose feeling but i'm not sure if that's just what they're like anyway?
Hi can I join to xvive u4 set r4 another two receivers bought independently, so all will be 6 receivers (6 people in a band) working with one transmiter from set with 4 recivers?
@@peterschaefer1665 You will start to detect latency issues when it's 30ms or more. The max you will notice on 10ms is a little bit of phasing, but nothing that will be a real problem on monitoring your audio
Of course, with digital everywhere, all the latencies are added and we end up less immersed. . . and each manufacturer one by one says that it is not heard. . .
hello, my xvive u4 is not connecting. The green light turns off when they are 30 cm apart. Someone could you help me please? Is there anything I can do?
The u4 in-ear monitor system has no microphone and can only listen to sound. If you have any further questions, pls feel free to contact us. 😊usasupport@xvive.com
Please make sure the unit is powered off when you charging, the red light stays on when charging and it will be off after fully charging. If it still keeps flashing red light, please check how long it will take to fully charge and how long the battery lasts after fully charging. Normally it will take around 2-2.5hrs to finish charging. If you have any questions, pls feel free to contact usasupport@xvive.com
"Note: It may be necessary to turn off WiFi on other devices in the area in order to avoid signal interference..." Wait, what? What about all the cell phones with WiFi on in the room/ on stage? What about the venue WiFi, or the home WiFi for rehearsals? I definitely would need to learn how that would work before purchasing.
Power status LED of the transmitter and the receiver, indicates power status: Led off = 100% ~ 30% Solid red = 29% ~ 11% U4 provides USB charging cable，you can connect to USB Charger Adapter or other USB charging devices. Here for more info, xvive.com/audio/product/u4-in-ear-monitor-wireless-system/ ☺
This is better if the design has an external battery. When the battery lifespan is over, I can simply purchase a new battery and install. With this existing design, it is difficult to find a replacement battery and a service center to do battery replacement.
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I feel like I'd get a stern talking to if I questioned anything this guy has told me.
Excellent review sir
Im a livestramer,Hope to have one of these🙏🏻💜
Even in a club most people in the audience have their phones on of of course
Tendré en cuenta sus complicaciones,por cierto cuando me estoy quedando sin carga se quedan encendido dos señales y tengo que apagarlo
best Xvive U4 tutorial seen... any chance th 5GHz bandwith will be added in the future..? Even less latency and less interference issues...? I have been looking for an in ear WIFi system for quite some time and I am convinced the U4 is the one I need... with two transmitters and 6 or 8 receivers so I can make mon 2 mixes..
6 "different mixes" means 6 separate transmitter, there is no way you can have 6 different mixes with one transmitter and 6 receivers.
He covered that in the video….
You mention having to turn off your wifi - that's a non-starter given most modern digital mixers work with routers for wifi control. Did you consider this?
I have the same question.. my digital board sends its own wifi signal.. the host saying that stopped me from ordering just now..
Please help me i can conect my xvive u4 on my tc helicon solo fx 150 thanks
when will there be a STEREO VERSION?
Need a Wireless system that transmits a stereo signal from a MIXER to my Zoom H4n Pro's XLR inputs so I can record the Mixer output and the Ambeiant audio with H4n Pros 4 channel Mode.
Aux outputs aren't line level??
Soooooo if i have a mixer with just one aux output and my drummer wants to play with wedges and I use in-ears can I use the headphones jack for my in ear monitors at a live gig? or does it have to be either the XLR output or the Aux Output?
There has one XLR Male to 1/4" TS Male Adapter come in u4 pack,you can use that adapter plug in Aux output,or just plug transmitter to XLR output.You can try the U4R2
how many rx you can use with just 1 tx?
I would get it but its lack of ability to route it on a wifi router annoys me and I'm scared it'll interfere with IOT very soon, as in all the Internet connected devices at the gig! Is there a version of Xvive where you can set them up as in what router and how to connect it?
Hi, pls contact support@xviveaudio.com
What color does it show when the battery is full?
When charging the red light come on,after fully charging,the red light goes off.
Hi, mine stop working. Not getting signal unless they are really really close. Please help
Pls fill in the form on the website,there will have people help you.
Just got these and everything about them is pretty awesome...But, really, why mono? This was driving me nuts - I thought my mixer was broken until I watched this video. I mean, you chose mono not just because monitor wedges are mono, right? Hopefully you will reconsider. There is plenty of value in rehearsing with an in-ear stereo mix. You need to put MONO in big type on the front of the box.
Hi Julian, I like your comment... and I have a question for you: if the xviveu4 were actually in stereo, how would you connect it to the mixer in order to have a stereo in- ear monitor?
a splitter@@Jeff4014
We use QSC Touchmix 30. However, for some reason, all the other sounds from mics, drums etc comes through the unit...is there a reason? The connection is a XLR.
Pls contact support@xviveaudio.com, thx.
Just got the system. Love it so far! I noticed the lights on units were red when first staring to charge but both went out about 15min later. Is it normal operation for lights to go out once a full charge is reached?
Yes
Random question to another owner. Does your receiver unit channel button feel kind of loose? I bumped mine at a gig and it's kinda loose feeling but i'm not sure if that's just what they're like anyway?
Hi can I join to xvive u4 set r4 another two receivers bought independently, so all will be 6 receivers (6 people in a band) working with one transmiter from set with 4 recivers?
Yes,you can.Both the transmitter and receivers set the same channel then they can work.
Also re: latency, when you combine that 5ms with 5ms from your guitar wireless doesn't that become a problem?
5ms is pretty low, you can't recognize it as a delayed signal
@@romanellisonorizacao yes but my point is when you combine guitar and monitor latency so 10 ms...wouldn't that be detectable?
@@peterschaefer1665 You will start to detect latency issues when it's 30ms or more. The max you will notice on 10ms is a little bit of phasing, but nothing that will be a real problem on monitoring your audio
Of course, with digital everywhere, all the latencies are added and we end up less immersed. . . and each manufacturer one by one says that it is not heard. . .
Pourquoi on doit l'utiliser avec Wi-Fi ?
hello, my xvive u4 is not connecting. The green light turns off when they are 30 cm apart. Someone
could you help me please? Is there anything I can do?
Pls send email to support@xviveaudio.com,there will have person help you
I got problems to pair each channel , it can not pair , how can I fix
pls visit the site and fill in the form for help.
Hello...it would be nice (in this world of digital modelers etc) if it would receive and broadcast in stereo. Especially from a headphone output jack.
If the xviveu4 was stereo, how would you connect it to the monitor aux in the mixer?
@@Jeff4014 Y cable. pretty simple.
I just picked up one of these. When I first went to plug it in, the charging indicators were on, but then turned off while charging. Is this normal?
Please contact usasupport@xvive.com, thank you!😊
I still have a doubt. Does it work with a stereo headphones output??? The TS adaptor is mono......
Normally u4 connect to mono output of Aux. However, some devices do not have Aux or extra ports, and may use stereo headphone output instead. ☺
Are you able to communicate with others that are connected through the ear pieces?
The u4 in-ear monitor system has no microphone and can only listen to sound. If you have any further questions, pls feel free to contact us. 😊usasupport@xvive.com
El emisor mientras se está cargando nó detecta cuándo ha finalizado la carga.¿Puede indicarme sí es normal
Please make sure the unit is powered off when you charging, the red light stays on when charging and it will be off after fully charging. If it still keeps flashing red light, please check how long it will take to fully charge and how long the battery lasts after fully charging. Normally it will take around 2-2.5hrs to finish charging. If you have any questions, pls feel free to contact usasupport@xvive.com
Сделайте такой, но стерео!
Продукт хороший, но не хватает стерео😔
Трансмиттер L + Трансмиттер R -> стерео ресивер.
"Note: It may be necessary to turn off WiFi on other devices in the area in order to avoid signal interference..."
Wait, what?
What about all the cell phones with WiFi on in the room/ on stage?
What about the venue WiFi, or the home WiFi for rehearsals?
I definitely would need to learn how that would work before purchasing.
Pls dont worry and we will help you, pls feel free to contact support@xvive.com 😊
Hi there how do you know when they are charged ,and how to charge?
Power status LED of the transmitter and the receiver, indicates power status:
Led off = 100% ~ 30%
Solid red = 29% ~ 11%
U4 provides USB charging cable，you can connect to USB Charger Adapter or other USB charging devices.
Here for more info, xvive.com/audio/product/u4-in-ear-monitor-wireless-system/
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@@XviveAudio thank-you
Try watching the video
What would the setup be for the transmitter if I wanted to just have a vocal monitor mix? (Just the microphone output)
Use aux and then ya only send what you want with the aux knob on the channels
@@PoBoyRascal I’m sorry I don’t get what you mean by aux
I dont know what mixer or other equipment you are using.
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This is better if the design has an external battery. When the battery lifespan is over, I can simply purchase a new battery and install. With this existing design, it is difficult to find a replacement battery and a service center to do battery replacement.
Wtf no stereo?
What a mistake buying the U4. Any 2.4 ghz device will interfere with the U4. Nightmares…