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@@RiyadhPilarte mostly depends sa input mo bro. kapag malakas ang input mo, you can select 1.44V

@@BASSNBEATSLIGHTSANDSOUNDRENTALo.k poh sir salamat..n gets q n poh sir nsa akin nlang poh tlga qng malakas ang input..n gusto q tapos select q nlang poh.ang pinaka mlakas q lang poh n input z mixer ay 0db..

@@ericopige1657 Thank you so much

@@angelocatigan 1/60 Sir, yan ung time na equivalent ng isang cycle kapag 60Hz. Likewise 1/50 naman kung 50Hz, and so on.

@@motoraktvvlog6627 Hello Bro, it depends on the model. merong amplifier na 0-10 (just number ang nakaindicate sa knob), meron namang iba na attenuation meaning ung 0dB is sya ung maximum as knob twicked fully clockwise (fully utillized ung amplifier section) ang ung counterclockwise is negative (-1,-2,-infinite), ang purpose kasi ng volume knob is to trim ung pre amp stage which will then trim also ung amplifier stage, meron ako bukod na video about amplifier classes. :)

@@motoraktvvlog6627 and ung question mo is not neccessarily laging 0dB, but putting your amp to maximum will give you more headroom sa devices mo na line level signal (all processor before power amp). in my practice naman, i keep average output at 0dBu normally sa meter ng mixer.

@@BASSNBEATSLIGHTSANDSOUNDRENTAL anung sensitivity po ang match sa kevler mixer ko ang specification nya is +4 dbu (1.23v) rated level, ang meaning po ba nyan is 0dbu is 0.775v Mejo nalito po kasi ko sa google. The normal level of the audio signal in a professional studio is +4 dBu or about 1.23 volts (0 dBu=. 775 volts). When the console output meters read "0" on a VU meter, the level of the signal is +4 dBu. This is pretty much standard in the industry for all professional consoles and audio gear.

@@motoraktvvlog6627 kapag ung led meter mo ay nag aaverage sa 0VU sa mixer mo, meaning average sya na +4dBu (1.23V), in this case mas ok na iset mo ang sensitivity mo sa 1.44V para mas safe sya, since mas tataas p naman sa +4dBu ang output mo due to transient peaks. instead na iset mo sya sa 1V which is mas mataas ang amplification

@@BASSNBEATSLIGHTSANDSOUNDRENTAL ganda sir ng content mo may matutunan, dapat ipag patulog mun ulit channel mo,, BTW yung led meter ng kevler madalang ko sha mapataas yung led nya, bka dahil sa high headroom na specs,kahit sagad na fader kadalasan 0 lang sha pero pag videoke player ginamit, dahil sobrang lakas ng pre amp ng player yon nag peak sha pag sagad fader, pero kung cp lang at laptop nsa normal lang sha

Hello bro, sorry but i only have it recorded in my native language.

Humming can come from the pre-amp of the channel in when you run the input with to much gain.

Thank you so much@@bassdale17

Welcome bro. more learnings sa ating lahat 🥂

Hello George, i have a separate video discussing crossover., it is 2/3/4 way crossover. Thank you for following my channel.

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Hello Sir, may similarities sya sa class H at class AB, and mostly sa rail lang nagkakaproblema like nagpoprotect dahil may shorted na transistor,, bibihira magkaproblema sa psu.

Make sure your dynamic microphone has balanced signal, probably it has transformer. Ive got another video that contains details about phantom power and how to use it safely

Walang direct relationship ang sensitivity sa crossover or dividing network, typically kapag xLr input like power amps ay may options ka kung anong sensitivity. kapag naman rca input like integrated amps ay -10dBV (consumer level) ang input nya, but not always. Mas ok icheck ang manual. :) Happy new year at happy learnings bro. 🥂♥️

Thank you very much for your appreciation bro.

Hello bro, You can use the pfl solo of that channel to listen to the input via your headphone output, set it to level that is not too hot and not too low, 0dBu is typical when solo (only solo that channel) is pressed but not always. Likewise, you can use DI box to match impedance, grounding loop,levels, which i have a separate video for it. thank you ♥️

Hello, they differ as -10dBV is consimer electronics and +4dBu is professional audio. i've got a different video explaining different units of dB. Please check it. And thank you for watching by the way. Cheers. 🥂

Depende sa need ng system (foh) mo bro, ung comp thru insert ng subgroup will apply only to channels na nakaassign sa subgroup na un na going to main out. Hindi pa kasama sa compression ung ibang channels na hindi nakaassign sa sub group na un. And remember hindi din compressed ung channel strip mismo so possible lampas sa 0dBu (or desired level) ang output ng direct out ng channel mo. 😀

Yes bro, then ang icocompare mo ay un reference na lumabas sa interface (electronic signal) and ung lumabas sa speaker (sound wave/audible signal)

@@BASSNBEATSLIGHTSANDSOUNDRENTAL sir pwede ka gumawa ng tutorial ng direct from mixer to smaart since pareho tyo ng mixer

Good day, kung two subs, i suggest couple them together sa middle kung may ilalim ung stage na pwede pagtaguan. kung wala naman, better put them together near either left or right speaker. ung venue talaga malaki effect sa quality, early and late reflection., consider also sound na magreflect sa rear wall, possible mag cancel sa sub going to audience

@@BASSNBEATSLIGHTSANDSOUNDRENTAL thank you sir!

Yes, absolutely. just bear in mind that active subwoofers have built in crossover, so use of this will make a redundant of your filter, which will give you a very high order say double your -24dB/oct, likewise your active tops might have hpf already

Thank you, unfortunately, i dont cx2310 at the moment. I appreciate your comment and thanks

Thank you so much ♥️

Kapag simple acoustic band. pwede ang guiar to DI Box to Mixer. Kapag ndaxman full band typically naka mic ung guiar amps. naka di box ung bass guitar amp, at may drum mic kit., depende pa din s requirements . like size ng venue, or recording needs, etc.

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