Route Bluetooth to Input Chanels

[Paul FosterParticipant]

Hello!

I’ve just purchased the amazing CQ12T.

As a solo entertainer I will only scratch the surface if it’s capabilities, however I would like to route the BT signal to linked input channels or the stereo inputs.

Is this possible or could it be added to the next firmware update?

[BrianParticipant]

The bluetooth input is a stereo input already. It is simply a dedicated input so you don’t have to use up any of the other inputs on the device. You can always use a bluetooth receiver/DI box and plug it into two of the devices inputs if you really need to run bluetooth through two inputs.

[JopnParticipant]

Hi Paul,

The bluetooth is a stereo input itself, I’m not clear on your use case. Could you elaborate?

Typically you route your inputs to a mix that is assigned to an output. Not assigned to another input.

Cheers,

Jopn

[Paul FosterParticipant]

Hi

Thanks for your responses, I guess I should have explained the reason I was hoping to assign BT to input channels.

Quite simply, as I’m only going to be using vocals and iPad, I would have liked the Mic and BT input on one screen.

I do a cabaret show with costumes and gimmicks so I need to focus my attention on the audience and not the mixer screen where possible.

I’m moving away from the mix wizzard3 which was great apart from the size – scrolling between screens/menus etc. is the reason I have stayed away from digital mixers, until now.

Is there a way to show my mic input and BT input on one screen?

Paul

[BonecatParticipant]

With MixPad I don’t think you can. However, if you use Mixing Station it’s pretty simple to build custom layouts to do what you’re describing…

[JopnParticipant]

Ahhh, now I understand. I think Bonecat is right about needing to use Mixing Station.

If you want a ugly solution, you could route BT to output 1 and 2, then connect world’s shortest XLR cables to jump from Output 1/2 to 2 inputs that are on the same page as your vocal input.

[Lee7Participant]

As Bonecat has already said, just use Mixing Station and save two extra channels and any other cables that you don’t need.

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