@i Jamguitar the recording tap is PRE - right off the pre-amp... you can use the p16 routing to get 16 channels of POST eq if you wanna track that. Otherwise, on playback , you will be hitting all the channel post when routing back through the console...
Thank you posting this video,as a old school analogue engineer this has been most enjoyable and informative to learn on how digital consoles operate,and if you can belive this,i've only started using a computer,what 5-6 yrs now,so i have lot to learn on how things operate in the digital realm,and thank you once again for posting this video.Happy mixing and happy trails to ya folks.Take care and be safe!
This video is a great overview of functionality and operating the mixer. It is easy to understand even for foreigners! Thank you for making it! Especially, routing and safes was interesting because I didn't use it a lot.
I just started learning this board, at my church, about a month ago. It's not overly complex and I'm already getting the hang of it. I really like it. But what's also cool is that not only am I learning this board, I'm also learning the Midas Pro 2C, in the Broadcast Room.
This is the most enjoyable video I have watched so far..ever since I started watching videos about digital mixers and I feel like as is am using it right now.. much love sir 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Just sent this video to someone who wants to shadow as an introduction to this desk. Already threw them in the deep end by letting them mix a support with my support. So I know this video is going to hit he mark now, thank you.
Thank you for producing this video! Our church is in the process of installing this mixer board coming from an analog board. Thankfully, we have a sound guy who actually is a professional and knows what he's doing. I'm one of the drummers in the church, but sometimes I run Livestream, and sometimes I run sound. I have a lot to learn. I'm still trying to figure out how to mix on a Behringer Xenyx X1832USB for my other band, in which I play drums and (at least) set up the mixer. I will be coming back to review this and other videos to learn more. There is so much to learn!
@@jacksonmessenger1053 I’m just a beginner on this system. Definitely not the right person to ask at this time, but I’m sure someone out there would know.
Thank you RedOne Music Canada! Very thorough, detailed, structured and overall very understandable walkthrough! I love how you carefully use your words when describing different aspects of the mixer. I like this video very much, as I already learned many things about this beautiful mixer. All the best!
Thank you for this very helpful tutorial! I LOVE my M32, have owned it for almost two years now, and I'm still learning something new about it almost every day..... I'll be referring back to this video often!
I'm about to start using one if these at a venue. Gotta say coming from SSL consoles I'm actually kind of impressed. It's nit as complicated as Yamaha and other consoles, it'd straight forward and the screen has good visual cues. M.A.D.I capable anyone ???. The routing matrix might be the downside bit for the price point seems pretty good
The most clear presentation out YT! Just 1 thing i would like to know: say you have all set-up for a venue (all: gate + comp + eq + fxs etc)... can you record (on the cards and/or via usb) the "nude/ dry" tracks for a mixing/post-prod session the next day?
The USB card outs and the SD card recorder in the back are factory set to record the dry signal right after the pre amp. You will always get the dry signal unless you change it. It is possible to record the post dynamic and eq'd signal if you want. You have to go into the routing and change the CARD out's from "LOCAL" to "P16" on banks 1-8 and 9-16. The "P16" out's are post eq and dynamic signals. The "LOCAL" out's are dry. Hope that helps... Cheers!
I know bout the +M stuff. Yes, thats for mutes. It can record with mutes or just pass through all audio. I still dont know if I should have used +M or not on a specific recording tho...on one hand - extra work...on the other - I have plenty of material that I might need in the future.
Recently we've been using this one, and we've been really happy with it! musicredone.com/collections/live-microphones/products/sennheiser-meg-14-40-l-ii-b-gooseneck-microphone-xlr-5-pin-green-light-ring :)
Thanks for posting, very useful walkthrough. One litl thing - next time maybe you should use a litl more background light to help the camera focusing...
Thank you so much for this awesome video. Please my question is what am I doing wrong if my fader is not controlling my channel moving it up or down doesn’t work?
There's a possibility to use a channel in the M32 in line, without a preamp? To use with a external Neve 1073? How to best way to use teh mixer with a external preamp like that neve? Thx in advance
you made everything very easy for me. I downloaded this video and after watching I came back to like, subscribe and leave a comment. Thanks so much. please try and get us a video of how to connect to my tablet.
I use the usb card to my laptop for daw remote control. I have other gear and it requires a wordclock. If I switched it out with a ADAT card with wordclock included - how would I connect back to my laptop and would remote controlling be available? Are there other alternatives? AES?
Omg thanks for this intro. I'm also getting into digital mixers. I work at a college theatre so being able to select inputs and send different sounds to different monitors is very important for me to do. I'm coming off of an older digital board but if I got this right, I can use the BUS sends to select inputs and send it to specifc monitors, right? How/where do you control the volume for the AUX outputs and can I use this to send inputs to my monitors on stage and backstage? Thank you again. This intro definitely helped me.
Hey I have a question. I was thinking, so the board has it's own effects processors like reverb, compressors etc. If you're routing it to a daw to record, could you program the board to control some stock plugins (or plugins you buy) from the board or would you have to do that on the computer manually? I'm probably answering my own question I'm really sorry I'm rusty as hell at all this
You can change it if you want, but the board comes from the factory with the xlr outs in the back assigned to the mix bus' and the main outs. It's already routed. Mix bus 1 is xlr out 1, mix bus 2 is xlr out 2 etc... On the full size x32 or m32 the main outs are xlr's 15 and 16 in the back. On the compact versions with only 8 xlr outs, the main outs are xlr's 7 and 8 on the back. All the rest of the mix bus' are routed directly to the xlr out with the same number. That's how the board comes from the factory. Cheers
thanks Brian for bringing this incredible video. Have 1 question please: With a 2 channel input i need to bring sound to 6 outputs (3x stereo) but want a roll-over effect. Did this manually until now, but need to run the lights at same time… Can i automate teh faders to go up and down automatically?
Thank you so much for this video. Learnt a lot as I am new to digital consoles. However, am having a hard time deciding which console to buy. I have in mind a Midas m32, Allen and heath qu 32 and Allen and heath sq6. In terms of sound quality and durability, which one would you prefer? (for use in church)
Have you tried any of yhe other mixingboards in the sae price genre like the Yamaha TF-series, Presonus StudioLive or such? Still think this is kinda pricey compared to the opponents. Any idea why?
The multi-track (either the on board SD cards or external USB feed from a DAW) can be routed to individual channels, (1 to 32) and then mixed down using all the features of the Board.
Do XLR inputs Allow Both Mono&Stereo? or do you have to link two channels I ask as I'm Running it with my Daw and Synth plus a few drum machines. What about the Daw features...and button
XLR inputs are always mono. You will need 2 inputs for stereo. And the DAW button is for connecting the mixer to your DAW to control the DAW with the x32 or m32. It does not add features and can only control minimum features of the DAW itself. More of a gimmick than anything lol. I don't know anyone who uses this feature. Cheers
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Is there something we didn't cover in this video? Let us know! 😄
@i Jamguitar the recording tap is PRE - right off the pre-amp... you can use the p16 routing to get 16 channels of POST eq if you wanna track that. Otherwise, on playback , you will be hitting all the channel post when routing back through the console...
The ‘ASSIGN’ Section was not covered. 🎃✌🏻
Hi, right at the end you mentioned groupings. Mind explaining how do we assign individual channels to a group?
maybe fader flip?
The De-esser and the lack of it in this video
Thank you posting this video,as a old school analogue engineer this has been most enjoyable and informative to learn on how digital consoles operate,and if you can belive this,i've only started using a computer,what 5-6 yrs now,so i have lot to learn on how things operate in the digital realm,and thank you once again for posting this video.Happy mixing and happy trails to ya folks.Take care and be safe!
Happy you enjoyed it, Ken! :D
Matthew 7:21
Agree!
This was my crash course on how to operate a Midas M32 console. Thank you very much for uploading this!!!!
Thank you ! Subscribe for more educational videos to come !
This video is a great overview of functionality and operating the mixer. It is easy to understand even for foreigners! Thank you for making it! Especially, routing and safes was interesting because I didn't use it a lot.
I just started learning this board, at my church, about a month ago. It's not overly complex and I'm already getting the hang of it. I really like it. But what's also cool is that not only am I learning this board, I'm also learning the Midas Pro 2C, in the Broadcast Room.
My Church just got this board switching entirely to digital. Enjoy learning something new 😃👍
This is the most enjoyable video I have watched so far..ever since I started watching videos about digital mixers and I feel like as is am using it right now.. much love sir 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Just sent this video to someone who wants to shadow as an introduction to this desk.
Already threw them in the deep end by letting them mix a support with my support.
So I know this video is going to hit he mark now, thank you.
Thanks this might be the best walk thru thus far
finally someone mentioned a need to re-eq after recalling a scene. don't feel alone anymore.
Thank you for producing this video! Our church is in the process of installing this mixer board coming from an analog board. Thankfully, we have a sound guy who actually is a professional and knows what he's doing. I'm one of the drummers in the church, but sometimes I run Livestream, and sometimes I run sound. I have a lot to learn. I'm still trying to figure out how to mix on a Behringer Xenyx X1832USB for my other band, in which I play drums and (at least) set up the mixer. I will be coming back to review this and other videos to learn more. There is so much to learn!
Do you know why my midasm32 isn’t accepting my usb drive? The access light isn’t showing up
@@jacksonmessenger1053 I’m just a beginner on this system. Definitely not the right person to ask at this time, but I’m sure someone out there would know.
I'm trying to learn this board myself for our Church. I've never used one or done this before but I found this video very helpful.
Hey Will, glad it was helpful! :)
@@RedOneMusicCanada Would you happen to have a video on livestream audio out using a laptop connected to Mixer?
THIS IS AMAZING! I'm working on this console this week for the first time and this is the perfect tutorial. Thank you so much.
Using this desk for work soon, this was everything i need to feel good about it thanks v much
It's my prayer to know a lot on Midas m32. Now my prayer is answer . Thank you so much and l need more training on this 🙏
Very happy to have helped !
Great walkthrough, thank you.
Thank you Brian for this review breakdown on M32.
Thank you RedOne Music Canada! Very thorough, detailed, structured and overall very understandable walkthrough! I love how you carefully use your words when describing different aspects of the mixer. I like this video very much, as I already learned many things about this beautiful mixer. All the best!
Do you know why my midasm32 isn’t accepting my usb drive? The access light isn’t showing up
Thank for doing this. It is really comprehensive
Thank you for this very helpful tutorial! I LOVE my M32, have owned it for almost two years now, and I'm still learning something new about it almost every day..... I'll be referring back to this video often!
I'm about to start using one if these at a venue. Gotta say coming from SSL consoles I'm actually kind of impressed. It's nit as complicated as Yamaha and other consoles, it'd straight forward and the screen has good visual cues. M.A.D.I capable anyone ???.
The routing matrix might be the downside bit for the price point seems pretty good
Excellent exposé! Clear, comprehensive and concise at the same time! Thank you!
Thank you so much for taking our the time to do this.
I’ve used this board for 6yrs and I’m so much in love with it 👌👌👌👌
6 years you say.....that Means you had been using the First Gen of this Mixer which was actually better....
@Nanobeatz2014 better in what way pls?
Great stuff! I'm using this desk at the end of the week, really helpful to see its functionality. Thanks for the walkthrough!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching :)
The best choice behringer x32 and the Midas M32
Excellent information of the M32
Best Walk Through Ever
Really good idea about saving a default scene
Wow this is so informative!
Wow!
this is so informative! Wow
Phantom power won’t “break” a ribbon mic. Dave Rat has a video on this, if you want to make sure.
Perfect, TY! I wish this guy did the Soundcraft & Berringer Tutorials.
Thank you for the fresh Knowledge
This is phenomenal! Thank you!
Thank yoU! Amazing video
The most clear presentation out YT!
Just 1 thing i would like to know: say you have all set-up for a venue (all: gate + comp + eq + fxs etc)... can you record (on the cards and/or via usb) the "nude/ dry" tracks for a mixing/post-prod session the next day?
The USB card outs and the SD card recorder in the back are factory set to record the dry signal right after the pre amp. You will always get the dry signal unless you change it.
It is possible to record the post dynamic and eq'd signal if you want. You have to go into the routing and change the CARD out's from "LOCAL" to "P16" on banks 1-8 and 9-16. The "P16" out's are post eq and dynamic signals. The "LOCAL" out's are dry. Hope that helps... Cheers!
@@66fitton Tnx so much Man for your kind reply! This help so much me to take my decisions! 👍
@@Guttalaser No worries! Have fun!!
Man. I can't thank you enough for your help with this. Cheers!
Awesome video. Thanks for this.
Glad it was helpful!
very educational
Glad it helped !
I had a opportunity to use this gear.
thx! best walkthrough on m32 live
This video was AMAZING!!!
Glad you enjoyed it !
Why does it sound like he was in a gym bathroom?
Anyway this is a solid overview.
... maybe it is a gym bathroom... best place to do a gig :-) he did a great overview as you mentioned
I know bout the +M stuff. Yes, thats for mutes. It can record with mutes or just pass through all audio. I still dont know if I should have used +M or not on a specific recording tho...on one hand - extra work...on the other - I have plenty of material that I might need in the future.
I could love to see more of this training 👍🏽
This was excellent. Thanks.
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Great video! I learned a lot and hope to apply it ASAP.
Great and thorough instructional video!
Hi Red one Music thank you so much for your live teaching,you have make impart to me
Thanks for the good job. But I would wish to cover how to route audio from M32 to atem tv studio HD?
Great overview wtih helpful tips - thank you!
...very cool presentation! Thanx!
I have a Midas 32 live myself. I'm in love with the gooseneck microphone that you've connected. What model is that?
Recently we've been using this one, and we've been really happy with it! musicredone.com/collections/live-microphones/products/sennheiser-meg-14-40-l-ii-b-gooseneck-microphone-xlr-5-pin-green-light-ring :)
Thanks for posting, very useful walkthrough. One litl thing - next time maybe you should use a litl more background light to help the camera focusing...
Tnx, very brief and informative. Keep up the good work
I need a video on Multitrack recording
Thank you so much for this awesome video. Please my question is what am I doing wrong if my fader is not controlling my channel moving it up or down doesn’t work?
There's a possibility to use a channel in the M32 in line, without a preamp? To use with a external Neve 1073?
How to best way to use teh mixer with a external preamp like that neve?
Thx in advance
Thank you!
you made everything very easy for me. I downloaded this video and after watching I came back to like, subscribe and leave a comment. Thanks so much. please try and get us a video of how to connect to my tablet.
I use the usb card to my laptop for daw remote control. I have other gear and it requires a wordclock. If I switched it out with a ADAT card with wordclock included - how would I connect back to my laptop and would remote controlling be available? Are there other alternatives? AES?
You saved me thank you!!
Fab thankyou !
Thanks. I will like to know more about the routing aspect pls.
Does anybody know why my midas m32 isn’t receiving the USB drive? The access light isn’t even showing up
Interested in the 8 channel 96khz recording...on the sd card or usb? Cheers great review.
Great video 🙌🏾
How to increase the bass of my keyboard in this mixer ? Someone pls explain.
was a good video, well done
Thank you ! Subscribe for more educational videos to come !
really nice walkthroug!
Thanks!
Awesome
Thank you very much.. It is really informative
You are most welcome
Omg thanks for this intro. I'm also getting into digital mixers.
I work at a college theatre so being able to select inputs and send different sounds to different monitors is very important for me to do. I'm coming off of an older digital board but if I got this right, I can use the BUS sends to select inputs and send it to specifc monitors, right? How/where do you control the volume for the AUX outputs and can I use this to send inputs to my monitors on stage and backstage?
Thank you again. This intro definitely helped me.
No difference with the behringer x32. Thanks for the tutorial
Excellent video, very well explained
Thank you!
Very helpful video 👍
Do this with avantis and go through all the effects
Thanks
Hey I have a question. I was thinking, so the board has it's own effects processors like reverb, compressors etc. If you're routing it to a daw to record, could you program the board to control some stock plugins (or plugins you buy) from the board or would you have to do that on the computer manually? I'm probably answering my own question I'm really sorry I'm rusty as hell at all this
I think there is a daw remote function. At least the x32 does
small detail is not the use of neutrik powercon
How come you didn't have to use the routing menu to configure the mix bus for monitors?
You can change it if you want, but the board comes from the factory with the xlr outs in the back assigned to the mix bus' and the main outs. It's already routed. Mix bus 1 is xlr out 1, mix bus 2 is xlr out 2 etc... On the full size x32 or m32 the main outs are xlr's 15 and 16 in the back. On the compact versions with only 8 xlr outs, the main outs are xlr's 7 and 8 on the back. All the rest of the mix bus' are routed directly to the xlr out with the same number. That's how the board comes from the factory. Cheers
Good review
Gracias buen gringo!
thanks Brian for bringing this incredible video.
Have 1 question please:
With a 2 channel input i need to bring sound to 6 outputs (3x stereo) but want a roll-over effect.
Did this manually until now, but need to run the lights at same time…
Can i automate teh faders to go up and down automatically?
Is this mixer good as the Allen & Heath SQ 6 and sound quality? Can I add the Dante card to the board?
Almost identical to the x32, is this also touch screen
Thank you so much for this video. Learnt a lot as I am new to digital consoles. However, am having a hard time deciding which console to buy. I have in mind a Midas m32, Allen and heath qu 32 and Allen and heath sq6. In terms of sound quality and durability, which one would you prefer? (for use in church)
Great video. How would I get that graphic eq on my mains out. Do I simply just select the main outs L and R and then adjust the eq? Much appreciated.
Great!
Thank you
what about DAW mixing for studio one?
i only know the unity gain for that is -18 if im not mistaken..
Tell me how I can connect a laptop to a mixer and record a multitrack in reaper
Have you tried any of yhe other mixingboards in the sae price genre like the Yamaha TF-series, Presonus StudioLive or such?
Still think this is kinda pricey compared to the opponents. Any idea why?
gracias por la data
but the multitrack comes stereo out of one channel
The multi-track (either the on board SD cards or external USB feed from a DAW) can be routed to individual channels, (1 to 32) and then mixed down using all the features of the Board.
How do you work the reverb on the board
Do XLR inputs Allow Both Mono&Stereo? or do you have to link two channels I ask as I'm Running it with my Daw and Synth plus a few drum machines. What about the Daw features...and button
XLR inputs are always mono. You will need 2 inputs for stereo. And the DAW button is for connecting the mixer to your DAW to control the DAW with the x32 or m32. It does not add features and can only control minimum features of the DAW itself. More of a gimmick than anything lol. I don't know anyone who uses this feature. Cheers
Are the 8 effects processors for each channel or for the mix buses?