If I understand you correctly you want to be able to apply seperate eq to channels being sent to a MON aux while retaining the eq being used for FOH?

The normal procedure for this is to split every channel that needs to have seperate eq settings in the MON aux.

So you have one physical input routed to two seperate channels in the ilive. One channel dedicated to FOH mix not being sent to any MON auxes and one channel dedicated to mon not routed to FOH L/R. These two channels share only preamp gain and48v so set gain sensibly and use trim from then on to make alterations in signal gain before channel processing.

This also gives you the freedom to apply compression to FOH channel only and leave the MON channel uncompressed providing better dynamic response to the artist/musician and creating less potential feedback trouble on stage.

On an ilive you get 64 internal channels, so lets say you have 24 inouts to mix, then you can easily split every one of them and still have room for extra inputs.

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You must be referring to the GEQ?

There’s the 4-band PEQ on ALL channel strips. There the GEQ on all group/aux/matrix/main.

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Originally posted by MaartenLouer

If this is the case then i hope i will get more mono groups in the future. Now its only 4 mono and 2 stereo.

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Maarten,

We do not need more mono groups. Already iLive is much more flexible than a lot of other systems.

What you’re doing is creating a separate monitor mix. Previously one needed a second mixing desk to achieve this.

In the second post the answer to your question was described: “The normal procedure for this is to split every input that needs to have separate eq settings in the MON aux to a second DSP channel.”

Wouter
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Originally posted by MaartenLouer

Hi DBURRIS

So what i can do is make a group, put in the guitar and route this to the drummers aux?
then i can EQ the group where the instrument is on and this will not affect the FOH EQ or the EQ set on the Aux bus….. If this is the case then i hope i will get more mono groups in the future. Now its only 4 mono and 2 stereo. iLive Editor v1.9

thanx all i think i can move on with this.

Hi all,

Just figuring out howto do some EQ over monitors. It seems that i only can EQ things on the Aux bus, but not on channels. Lets say i have a stereo in ear mix, and the singer wants the guitar to be EQ’d how can i do that? FOH EQ is no problem but EQuing instruments over Aux channels. kind regards,

Maarten Louer

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You can raise the number of groups (you might have to lower the number of other Busses) in the mixrack setup / mixer config page.
The group to monitor aux method can be very useful sometimes for compression, eq or just grouping.

Christian Tepfer
Hamburg, Germany