[A238LiveMixParticipant]

@mike C

The USB is formatted.

The USB was inserted in to a computer that regularly uses .wav files, and would be able to see them if they were there.

I will check to see if the device can playback 96k.

I am concerned that it is not routed properly. I am not very knowledgeable in this area. This is why I was hoping for a tutorial that had the same screens so I could copy them.

We DID see the meters moving.

The USB wasn’t pulled until an hour or so after the performance.

[A238LiveMixParticipant]

So I tried it last night. I have it recording to the SQ Drive, I have it set up as the USB stick not the plug that runs to a computer, and I’m pretty sure I have it routed correctly. We press the record arm, then play button, and it showed that it was recording. However, when we went to listen to the file, nothing had recorded.

Do you need to save afterwards? Or unmount the USB?

[A238LiveMixParticipant]

Firmware is one update behind, currently 1.5.1.
I have not checked the user manual. I’m not sure where it is located. Our system was set up by a company, and I’m sure they put it somewhere useful for them 😆

I think I have figured out how to do it. It’s not a difficult process, I am just very far from being a professional. We are blessed to have this system, but we need a lot of training.

Thank you for your help! I am going to try a recording tonight. I will be back if it doesn’t work.

[A238LiveMixParticipant]

Thank you for the reply!

I think the Allen and Heath YouTube tutorial was on a different model or old OS, as it looked completely different.

I am looking to record a live performance to a USB for uploading to a podcast at a later date. The only thing I need is how to route the I/O so that it records the MAIN L/R output.

Thank you!

[A238LiveMixParticipant]

Sorry for the delayed reply.

We have 2 monitors up front and two behind the preacher for the singers when they are on stage. I turned down the front monitors very low and the back monitors up for the preacher. The wall reflects his voice well enough for him to hear and not get any feedback. It does add a little delay effect, but most people would never notice.

Our goal(hope) on this mic was to get it EQd enough to eliminate feedback and then obtain the richness of the handheld. We thought it would require some fancy routing based off of other recommendations.

I have gotten it to sound really full(it even sounds great on the live stream), but it took deep cuts, pushing the limits on the gain, and some heavy compression/gating to cap max volume and reduce hanging frequencies.

Thank you guys for the advice!

[A238LiveMixParticipant]

Thank you Kieth.
This is what I was running into, but I thought I may be doing something wrong. Thank you for the clarification!

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