Talkback Mic Settings on the X32/M32 Console 

From the time i came across to your tutorials,you become my source that i can trust am very grateful because your tutorials have always been of great help.This tutorial has been helpful because my church had purchased x32 producer on it had no internal mic and i have been having a challenge to communicate with band and after watching this i just inserted in the talk back input provision and it worked .Am very very blessed and we're grateful to God for you

You made that look simple! I’ve been wanting to set this up for several years but thought it would be a rat’s nest. Thx

Thanks for sharing this. Your posts are always spot on and well presented.

If you leave it latched down will cut volume down on the monitor, learned that the hard way

I happen to have a few of those Blackmagic cameras, as I'm DP and videographer. Looks like you left it on the flat dynamic range, as there's little contrast and color saturation. That's also why there's noise in the lower midtones and shadows of the image. You could get around this by either baking the Rec 709 LUT into the file, or selecting "Video" for the dynamic range. But typically footage from cinema cameras is meant to be color graded in post. For this reason, I would actually not recommend this (or other cinema cameras) for vlogs and single shooting scenarios, as they don't have typical features you would associate with consumer and vlogger cameras: autofocus, fully articulating screen, long lasting internal battery, compressed video formats, auto-exposure, picture-taking, among others (the pockets don't even take photos). You've rectified some of this by getting the external monitor and V-Mount battery, but it means adding bulk and complication to getting it setup. Cinema cameras are typically meant in full production environments, where you have someone pulling focus, a camera op, camera assistant, etc. Out of curiosity, what made you pick up the Blackmagic camera, as opposed to something like a Canon C70 or Sony FX3, Panasonic GH5, and other more vlogger friendly camera? To flip the script, it's sort of like makeup tutorial vlogger choosing to buy a ribbon microphone and vintage preamp, as opposed to a RODE VideoMic / Blue Yeti, or other plugin/USB mic.

Can you make a tutorial on how to set it up using p16 monitors ?