The SC - Quick Quick Club Gig! 

You're welcome Dean! We appreciate your support!

Our pleasure! Thanks for watching!

You are very welcome Paolo!

Thanks a lot!

Thanks!

Sweet!

You bet!

Nor should you need to be the systems engineer....it does happen sometimes.

Keep us posted! I think our channel has really helped us and hopefully helped you all do your job better. It's a lot of work and we continue to make mistakes and stumble...and that's on me trying to get it right and stressing out about things. Stacy keeps me in check and things do typically work out. If you watched any videos on starting a RU-vid channel, it definitely can add stress, but it's worth it! We should consider a blooper segment....last week this person was totally rude about us filming....I may include the footage just because she was such a "B" about it...we will see how we feel when we get to that one!

@@thesoundcouple Certainly will! I’ve watched a fair few of your videos and it’s great to see the venues and different scenarios you find yourselves in. The blooper element sounds entertaining!

It typically results in having simply a good night!

It's always appreciated!

As a console, they have a nice control surface.

The light board belongs to the venue...it's called a Sunny 512.

One reason I went with x32 after my entire ecosystem was Presonus since 2009

Totally get it...

Truee i want a offline editor so i can make a preshow scene

Wow! Thanks for the comment...we have to keep it simple and quick so the majority of our footage is captured on our iPhone 12 Pro Max...isn't that crazy?? We do have an old GoPro Hero 3 that you will see sometimes as well. We upgraded to a new one, but those overheat and shutdown so we returned it.

I know when I have a DJ plug into my system, I prefer xlr going into my mixer. Many DJs have rca outs. These should get their own direct box with xlr outputs so the signal becomes balanced going into my mixer. RCA connectors are not a professional type of connector and most pro mixers have no provisions for these kinds of connectors. Do yourself a favor and do the conversion to xlr yourself. You will be loved by the sound guy, or gal. Oh, also do not go above the yellow on your interface! Always send a reasonable signal to a PA system, and never go into the red. If you need more in your monitor, let the sound human give you more.

I couldn't say it better myself. We carry and RCA to XLR DI, but typically, they handle that and we just provide the XLR cable. I would just make sure you understand and account for stereo/mono hook ups and be able to support either. In a video coming up soon (not sure if we can actually play the segment because of copyright), we didn't properly test the output from clients laptop and we were missing one side....a bit embarrassing for us since we signed off on it.

@@sound4uaudiovideorecording927 Thank you for the response. I'm still a little foggy, Let me explain. I've been using analog mixers for a couple of years now (Mackie pro fx12 v3) It works great, but I want to try a digital mixer. I like walking around during speeches and dinner and adjusting the volume, to name a few. At the moment I do run RCA to 1/4 because it's less than a 6 foot run. Looking the the mixer i'm interested in (Yamaha DM3S) there's not RCA jack and no stereo pair like on my analog board. My mixer is a pioneer S11. I can run RCA or XLR main out. You've already mentioned RCA isn't processional, so should I run XLR to 1/4 and plus that into the combo jacks? Do I need to pan them at all? These are the things I'm unsure about.

Faders on a club system is never a bad offering, imo.

As a control surface console, I do like the X32 layout and metering better. For what we do for our own production, the PreSonus Ecosystem fits our needs better. I also do believe that the PreSonus board sounds better. As you will see in future videos, we really start using in-ear systems more. We are winning people over and part of the feedback we receive is how good their mix sounds....we believe that is partially attributed to PreSonus console.

Yes, only on my own time. Have heard good things about it, but just more comfortable sticking to the x32 app based on the time I spend on it.

The software is x32 Edit. It is a software controller for Behringer x32 consoles, which includes an offline editor...functionality that is desperately lacking in the PreSonus world. Not to get on a soapbox, but that feature alone is single handedly blocking them from becoming an industry standard console....the power of an engineer coming in and loading the show on a console is critical to standardizing the experience and console.

@@thesoundcouple That is the reason why I stepped away from PreSonus and bought Midas; not being able to do pre-show prep is (quite frankly) a pain in the ass, so much so I dropped one ecosystem and invested in another. If PreSonus got an offline editor nailed, I think they would take a lot of market share from Behringer/Midas as their consoles sound great. Unfortunately, a console needs to be a lot more than good sounding.

I thought we had telepathic powers!

@@thesoundcouple That's funny

i saw that too and scratched my head

What am I missing?

@@thesoundcouple I think someone flipped the horn inside out

Interesting....the only thing I can say is that these are really old...probably going on at least 20 years. They don't appear to be mod'd, but I wouldn't necessarily know unless it was obvious. @@christianjohnson9102

@@thesoundcouple oh yeah! Surprising they have croaked yet! I have one of the 1801 version and it’s still going strong Thank you for the videos too huge help

Obrigado... e obrigado por assistir!

I feel the same with but on the PreSonus side....I am very much software first for the nuts and bolts, and I am ok running a show from console.

Examinaremos esto nuevamente cuando el tiempo lo permita... desafortunadamente no es tan fácil como pensamos que debería ser la última vez que lo investigamos. Estaría abierto a cualquier idea sobre cómo se puede hacer esto fácilmente. ¡Agradezco tu comentario y preocupación!

@@thesoundcouple saludos desde Colombia. Siempre miro sus videos. 👍🏼

Gracias, apreciamos que nos veas.@@alexcruz9008