Good tutorial. At the very end if you get your signal from the right channel of the Yamaha mixer & send it to the other speaker, you'd get stereo unless you purposely wanted mono therefore you got your signal from the closer speaker. I have the same mixer & it is excellent.
Can the EW 100 G4 be connected to an iPhone 13 or later. I want to use the iPhone camera for video recording and the G4 lavalier microphone for audio. Thanks.
I want to use the iPhone camera, but the Receiver does not send the signal to the iPhone. Do I need to change something on the iPhone, use a different cable, etc.? Thanks.
This is an excellent video! I’m a DJ looking at these with the same use in mind. For ceremonies, which lapel mic unit do you like using for these? I’ve seen both the Sennheiser ME2 and ME4 online but unsure which or if any other lapel mic is better for ceremonies particularly. Thanks!!
Thanks so much for the love. I have never used a lapel mic for ceremonies and never plan on it. Lapel mics are very sensitive to wind and feedback so I just don’t take the chance. I would stick with sennheiser though in my opinion as they are built to last and very reliable! Be well!
Loved the bee! I thought it was near me! 😂 Great vid! I just got mine for a compact pedalboard inear set up since I play guitar and sing. Can't wait to test! 😊
I got these for my guitar pedalboard that I travel with. This video definitely helped with setting these up easily. I still seem to get dropouts randomly but I’m thinking it’s due to the receiver being on the ground on a pedalboard instead of being elevated at least to the height of my waist. I’m guessing that due to line of sight being 300m and the antenna not being a larger one like my racked Shure SLX-D which I’ve never had any issues with ever and have played some bigger shows with. Their specs are roughly the same and on the same band (H55) so I’m guessing the issue is due to receiver being on the pedalboard instead of elevated but I have no idea. It works perfectly in rehearsal/soundcheck.
Yes, anything that has a XLR input, however, there are better mic options out there. This system is primarily used to connect a satellite speaker. Thanks and be well!
Would’ve been nice to see a DJ controller or a pair of turntables and mixer, set up on the booth just to get a reference of available space for DJ gear
this is NOT the intended use for wireless IEM systems. 1. The belt packs are not outputting 20hz-20khz for starters. 2. The signal coming out of the belt pack is a high impedance amplified headphone signal, NOT line or mic level. This will over time cause damage to your PA. 3. The belt packs have phase response that is not suitable for the use that your are demonstrating. 4. There is a latency time that applies to wireless. 5. interruptions to the to the RF band your on can and will occur, and have potential to stop your show and in rare cases, to kill your PA. Basically everything about this is wrong. and anyone wishing to replicated this is doing so at their own risk, or potentially risking someone else's gear. and finally, if you use a better mixer with better Dad's on the input and outputs, and which are using less noisy, more sensitive and responsive components, the audio coming out of your belt pack will be several orders of magnitude better.
hii bud , am an instructor and i would like to get the Sennheiser Ew-112 , the problem is it possible to connect the receiver directly to a bleutooth speaker like jbl or to a standard speaker without using a mixer ? im looking to have a wireless mic connected to a meduim size speaker for presentations in big closed spaces, all the videos i found besides this one indicate that the sennheiser Ew are meant to be connected with a camera and thats it , thxxx
Thanks for the question. Yes, you can plug it right into a speaker, however, you have less control with the gain/volume without a mixer. Also, lav mics are very sensitive so stand behind that speaker-take care.
@@discoverdevlin2289 thank you for your answer , i found what is called active speakers with integrated amplifier , is 120 w speaker is oki for lac mics ? Thank you
I plugged the XLR coming out my xdj-rx3 to channels 3/4 on my yamaha mg10xu mixer and it was peaking and distorting so what is the best way to connect or is there a correct way to unbalanced or should I press the HPF button on the 3/4 don't know can someone help please ? Thanks .
Hey, thanks for the question. Xlr out from controller. Right goes to channel 3, left goes to channel 4 on the yamaha mixer…don’t press the high pass filter, but press the pad button next two it on channel 3 and 4. This is weaken the signal and distortion should be removed. Enjoy-
HELLO I BOUGHT A WIRELESS MIC SENNHEISER EW 112P G4 , I WOULD LIKE TO MAKE A SCI FI MOVIE FOR NETFLIX , WHAT KIND OF BOOM MIC AND ADAPTOR DO YOU RECOMMEND FOR PROFESSIONAL SOUND ?
Thank you for this video. I am not sure that, is there 2 transmitter? I need lav mic, what should use for interview videos. For this situation which lav mic worth to buy it? If you have another advice, I would be happy. Thanks again!
One transmitter and one receiver. I use the sennheiser lav mic that came with the set. I would search RU-vid for interview lav mic set ups as this is geared more towards setting up remote speakers. Thanks and be well.
All good. I have never used a Scarlett audio interface, but I would stick with XLR balanced cable on the receiver that would plug into the input on the audio interface. Best of luck, and keep watching RU-vid videos for more info!
Can I use it for saxophone and clarinet? I heard it is just for guitar. This is the one that I want to buy m.thomann.de/ro/sennheiser_ew_100_g4_ci1_a_band.htm?o=24&search=1624553158.. :) Thanks
