- Questions without answers in EarMix 16M

7 x Analog In-Ears and 1 Earmix . How does it work.

Mon, 03 Jun 2024 11:59:02 +0000

Hello.

We have the next setup.

Presonus SrtudioLive 32R for our personal in ear mixes. We have 7 WIreless In-Ear systems patched on the AUX out in stereo. We would like to have an EarMix 16M connected for the drummer. How does it work together? Everybody makes his own mix with the QMix app on their telephones.

How can I make some group mixes for the EarMix 16M without losing my auxes?

Thanks in advance.

Can I use an Ethernet Switcher to use Presonus EarMix 16M?

Sun, 19 May 2024 04:18:41 +0000

Well. I will like to know if I can connect the presonus EarMix 16M to an Ethernet Switcher With PoE, to go to the Presonus SW5e to go to my StudioLive 64s

EarMix 16 Monitor Levels Too Low

Tue, 19 Dec 2023 01:59:10 +0000

Equipment: EarMix 16M | StudioLive 16 | StudioLive 32R

In-ear levels are not high enough to be heard over ambient music in FOH. Every level is max'd, both single channel and master. Low audio levels persist regardless of headphones/earbuds. I've tried sending over the AVB both the channel and a mix (level set at maximum above unity); the mix provided a slight improvement but not enough to make a significant difference.

Is there a setting I missed?

Multiple Earmixes from a cat6 ring in studio?

Thu, 07 Dec 2023 18:44:08 +0000

Hi there, looking for some advice to sort out a new headphone system for my studio. 1 live room, 2 booths, maybe 5/6 personal mixers.

As I understand it, the EarMixes have to each individually be connected to a different port on a switch like an SW5E? I'm wondering if they can all be connected to a single cat6 ring that goes around the room. Instead of me having to run 5 or 6 individual cat5 cables around the studio.

And I'd need to buy an interface too? So total rig would be - StudioLive 16R>SW5E>5 EarMix 16Ms

Thanks

DO ERIS HD10 BT SUPPORT aptX Low Latency or FastStream

Sun, 26 Mar 2023 00:49:22 +0000

Cannot receive audio simultaneously through headsets with sonos sound bar connected from my LGTV?

, according to LG, technical agent. We have to check if the presonus.has this feature

Guitar tone through Earmix

Sun, 19 Jun 2022 23:56:14 +0000

Seeing if anyone has any suggestions.

We use the 16R mixer and Earmix units. Everyone is really happy with their in-ear monitor mix, and now don't use any amplification on stage.

Well, almost everyone. Our guitarist just can't seem to get a guitar tone in his ear monitors that he's happy with. I know guitarist are very particular about their tone, and love a good loud amp - which doesn't work with us anymore. We go through his pedalboard through a good DI, and he likes the sound coming out of our FOH speakers. His major beef through the in-ears is the lack of bass, and to shrilly in the highs. He's fine with all the other instruments, vocals, drums (electronic), etc.

I've tried a variety of things (including multiple types of good in-ear monitors). Just need to get something back to his EarMix

I'm thinking about routing his guitar back to him through an extra channel (Channel 16 is open) from the aux send, then applying the full EQ capabilities provided, and let him dial in a good monitor EQ (again, without affecting his FOH sound). I'm not sure that can work, but we need to find a solution. There is likely other easy ways to do this....

Any ideas would be most welcome.

BRod

Is it possible for the Master fader on my Studiolive 32S to cause my earmix units to change their volume?

Sun, 06 Mar 2022 20:49:14 +0000

Good day to you all.

I am here as I don't know what is going on with a situation that the worship team at my church is complaining about and need some guidance. Here is the backstory. Since the first of the year, our church has went to in ear monitors with everyone having their own earmix unit being supplied by the same channels for everyone as we don't have more players than channels and all can set how they want them. I was not aware of any issues other than getting used to using in ears for monitors until a couple weeks back when they were stating that their mixes were all going crazy volume wise with some things getting super loud even when turned down. So I went about and double checked that all of the channels and aux mixes being sent to their in ears were all set to pre or pre1 depending on if it was a channel or a flex mix (set as an aux), and everything was set correctly. So this week during practice in the middle of week, the system was up and master fader on 32s was at unity with the system volume about normal for during service. They stopped in a song and was talking thru some things, so i turned down the master fader to about -15 to rest my ears while they were chattering amongst each other, and work on some other things. I walked away for a few minutes and they went back to playing the song and i came back and turned the master fader back up to unity and they stopped playing and were like what on earth happened?!?!?! our in ears went crazy. I was like what do you mean? they said the volumes were all jacked up when i turned up the mains back to before turning it down.

Here is my question. Is it POSSIBLE for the master fader for the mains to effect the in ears in the way they are claiming it to be doing?

I did realize after service today that we have an annoucment mic on the floor in front of the stage going to an aux mix, that includes the pastors headset mic, the 2 music channels on the mixer from the laptop for videos and my phone for post service music, as well as some reverb for the vocalists. The mutes are not set globally or aux linked as i tried that but then when i mute the reverb they prefer (to use a different fx on the FOH mix, it mutes it in their ears as well, so my mute are set to only mute it where i mute it at, so FOH only mutes FOH, and an aux mutes only that aux.

That mic is gained up pretty hot as some folks don't like to talk into it when giving an annoucement, so i need to boost it to get them heard. Is this the likely source of my major volume issues that they seem to be talking about? I am planning to change that microphone to one that has an on/off switch on it and have it turned off at all times to see if this helps the next time we practice this coming week.

Yes everything is on current firmware as i updated them all before putting them into use.

Also, everyone is using silicone tips on their earbuds, so are they getting a lot of bleed from the mains that way as well? would foam tips be a good switch?

Sorry for the rambling, just tried to give all the information i could think you may need to give me some pointers. Thank you all!