Yes it! Sorry – thought it was something else!

Though that app is not made by A&H…….

Though I’d also recommend a DI box (I like Orchid Electronics) you can make up a safe cable yourself if you can solder.

Connect the tip of the jack to pin 2 of the XLR, and the screen of the jack to pin 3.
The cable’s screen should be connected to pin one of the XLR but make sure it does not touch anything at the jack end.

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I’m guessing you’ve got the channel 1&2 routed out of the desk by the same output as the one you’re recording.

If you’re recording the L&R out of the desk, un-assign 1 & 2 from that. Alternatively, record the direct out of the channel your mic’s plugged into.

I doubt a USB – Bluetooth device will work. Qu-Drive is looking for a for a memory disk that it’s formatted itself, and files in the exact format it can recognise.

There are numerous BlueTooth receivers that you could plug into your QU – I have a very small one which sometimes goes into the 3.5mm jack if needed.

Mostly though, as I use an Apple router, I stream music over AirPlay to that & use an analogue cable from router to desk.

Thing is – where is it going to go back to? If my mistake is that I’ve altered, say, the PEQ on the wrong channel (probably a common mistake), shifting the gain, frequency and q of the LM perhaps, that’s 100s of little changes as far as he desk’s concerned. How does the desk know which one I want to go back to?

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Mixing Station

Versions for both iOS & Android are available.

In the App Store, it says:

“Up to 7 devices running Qu-You plus an iPad running Qu-Pad can be used at the same time.”

So you should have been OK….

IIRC the limit is 8 devices connected, with no more than two of these running Qu-Pad.

Did you have anything else connected besides the 7 phones?

I have tried this, admittedly only with an old, low cost device that I had already. However, I found BlueTooth’s latency to be too great to be useful for any kind of live monitoring.

I think I read that newer Bluetooth devices (is there a new standard?) have improved a little, but live audio is still not what it’s designed for. You may need to…[Read more]

Sadly the Qu-Pac does not have a foot-switch option. I often use Qu-Control on my spare iPad, or my phone, to give me some extra “quick access” buttons, but stomping on that is not recommended!

Why not just use it in send/return mode, the same as your reverb? Obviously only sending from the one channel. That way you can easily mute the send or return.

Pretty sure it’s only global.

It could be the wireless headset that has a click….

A good idea, though on a tablet, I guess converting them to “soft faders” would make them easier to use.

I guess 8 would be possible, regardless of which desk was being used.

Volounteer. Please educate me.

You said:

“The best way to solve that problem is with UPwards compression. Raises the voice but does not lower gain before feedback.
One way, and there are others, to achieve that is with parallel compression which you may , or may not, have heard of.
That has been used for decades and is known to w…[Read more]

Should have said – that’s why you don’t see group send as a soft rotary option – it’s already provided as the channel fader.

Group send levels are the same as the levels sent to the main L&R – you usually choose one or the other, and assign as needed.

Mix (or Aux) sends are able to be set separately, and can also be pre or post (the main) fader.

If the person speaking (or indeed singing) can not get enough volume going into the mic, compared to “unwanted” sound , then there is no technical solution.

Maybe one day a computer will be able to separate the human voice from other sounds in real time and process it differently – but we ain’t there yet.