How can I eliminate feedback? How can I get our ear-worn mic to stay on? Why do our new microphones sound so different? Chris and Brian answer these questions and others related to live audio production. They even discuss how to route channels on a Behringer X32.
The Questions:
- Should we use wireless mic packs for our guitars? If so, should we get a guitar-specific system or will any wireless system work?
- My pastor’s mic is feeding back a lot, what do I do?
- How do I get a one-eared head mic to stay on? And what if my pastor doesn’t like the tape method?
- What can I do about wireless frequencies clashing. Just had a bad experience over the weekend, whereby the wireless headset had a few times produced a hash zap sound.
- How can I move input channels around on my X32?
- We just got all new vocal mics and the old eq’s aren’t working. What should I do?
- Should we get subs for our sanctuary? If so, how do we set them up?
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Hi Chris and Brian, listened to the podcast;feedback, wireless: banana peppers, jalapenos lol, enjoy as usual. question “mic wireless adapters” (standard mic with transmitters added) have y’all had any dealings with them or opinion, just curious.
Thanks guys
Eric
I have not. From what I’ve heard, as long as you buy the good stuff, you’re good. But look at the price point and see if for a few bucks more it makes sense to just buy a new wireless system. i don’t recall the pricing on those things.
I have retired from the pastorate after 33 years, but I am still interested in this kind of material!
Great to hear it, Jim!