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Why don’t only High pass mics, because the subs I think they’re set in the power amplifier to stop to 180 or 200 Hz (I think, I don’t know right now, I’m not near the power amplifier). I have to set the filter to 200Hz on the mics to be able to pass those low frequencies and this is not good for voices. Is too much. So I need to send the voices and all other instruments, but not the keyboards, only in the tops and not in the subs.
I will do what you all said, to make that aux.

Thank you all!

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@tobi, but the keyboards must be sent to main LR too. Is possible to send to both main and aux?

@nottooloud, you mean high pass filter mics? Definitely, not a solution IMO.

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Image link in below post seems not working, so I’ve uploaded here

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@markpaman , seems to be pages 91 -> 92

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Hi Jim.
The new update is 1.5.4, not 5.1.4 …

Look for it in https://www.allen-heath.com/media/Release-Notes-SQ-V1.5.4.pdf

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I always appreciate when a member of some big corporation accept that a certain situation represent a bug and not a user fault!

Hats off!

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1.5 it’s here. Check download page!

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Nothing worked, I tried everything.
In some situations my line in were deactivated from inputs, so, I think is too difficult to me to understand, as long as no practical demo video or images are made. Only with theory, I cannot figure out!

🙁

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Thank you very much Alex & Keith !
Yes Keith, I forgot. I use an USB HDD of 1TB.
I also forgot to say that my channels (inputs) are patched to Output USB, as long as I see those led lightning on Multitracking screen.
The only way I did not accomplished was patching the USB to outputs, but tomorrow I will try what you described here.

Thanks again!

BTW: Some practical video examples, like this one, where I want to record for example a guitar and a microphone separately, it could be very useful to all users. Starting from scratch, because I think presentation videos from Youtube are made to generally, and implies that users are already accommodate with digital mixers 🙂

Best regards,
Vali

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+1

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I wait for this feature, too!
But you gave me a great idea with soft keys, till then!

Thank you @alexs !

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You don’t have to care to much on bandwidth on cat6 cables, but only if distances are more than 50 meters (164 feet). The speed handled by this type of cable is up to 10 Gb of data, but if you increase the distance, you will need Cat6A cable, which can handle that speed for 100m (328 feet). For Cat6, if distance is over 50 meters, the speed it will be decreased to 1 Gb of data transferred.
Cat5E is almost the same as Cat6, the same data can handle both of them. The only difference is the material used and the speed. Cat5E handles maximum of 100MHz, but Cat6 handle up to 250MHz.

Now, for the colors chosen explanation:
You should use T568B schema, because its matches AT&T 258A color code schema, which is used mostly in all countries. Was implemented a long time ago, and has NOTHING to do with bandwidth issues 🙂
You can make your own schema (but attention to be straight-through, not cross over) an you can test, there is no difference!

Regards,
Vali

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Yeah…. Not helping…
Thanks you.

In my opinion, a GEQ for each channel, or a customized multiband PEQ (not only 4) will be the best for our PA systems for individuals.

Regards,
Vali

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Ok… I think I will stay calm :))

Thank you guys.

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Seems to be more like a stuck pixel, as it is light blue and not black!

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