This is the first (of so many) X32 "introductions" that actually explains and builds on the basic operational areas with unambiguous clarity, free of the jargon and references that so many others leave hanging - and all in under 30 minutes. I'm so grateful.

I've had some time on this mixer for live stream broadcasts, fairly basic audio signals, but lots of routing involved. When I heard "this is how I explain it to my trainees..." I knew this would be the lesson I never had. Thanks very much for not only explaining things, but demonstrating practical uses for that feature. Most people that try and train either think everyone knows what they're talking about or they just don't know how to explain it properly. So, every point they make is general and ambiguous, like "you can put, you know, whatever you want here." But, no one knows what "whatever" is and why you would do this - so, no...we don't know. Love the approach to teaching and not just THAT you can, but WHY you can or should way of thinking about when navigating this board. As I mentioned, broadcasting involves a lot of routing and the big picture is really important to establish before you start to execute. Learned a lot here.

From one Dave to another, thanks for posting! Journeyman musician recently promoted to Worship Leader trying to help my volunteers work our X32. Digital is almost as much a mystery to me as them. Thanks for step-by-step even a bassist can understand, lol!

Hey I just wanna say. 6 months ago I got a job at a church and the guy told me they have a x32. I was a bedroom producer with zero experience in the real world audio application. This video was the first one that made me familiar with the board. Now I can work on this board and even process on my daw during service too. I just want to say thank you.

The best explanation on the x32 I have come a crossed so far. Looking at using this and was looking out for great overview of the console and here we are. You are greatly appreciated.

You are a great Teacher. You have a way of making it easy. Most videos i watch are so confusing. Thanks for the good work

Thank you for this tutorial. It is a great overview. And the tip with the clicktrack is brilliant and can save time in troubleshouting why a signal does not go to stereo out.

After starting to work a board that had already been set up but never explained beyond how to create a basic mix, I was left with some fundamental questions. This answered all of them perfectly. I'll be sure to refer this tutorial to those I train. Thank you!

The last few minutes are the most important to me, all before very interesting and worth, now I can research how to connect my external reverbs and compressors and so on... Your way to explain is slow enough and with excellent timed pauses so I can follow and understand the routing. What the hell, they have had the chance to make it more simple, but I think their ambition was to make it as complicated as possible - but - to be honest - flexible as possible... Than you for sharing 👍

Thank you for these! It's really difficult to find somebody that has done any tutorials with the new firmware.

Great tutorial. A good sound tech makes a huge difference in the overall mix and quality of sound. I have been playing drums for different churches during the past 20 years and I have worked with the best and worst sound techs for worship services. I know that a church can have some of the best equipment available but if you don't have someone who knows how to use it correctly the service could be a disaster as far as the music goes. My hat's off to all of you good sound techs out there, trust me, you are greatly appreciated! I have gone from a large church with one of the best sound techs I have met who uses two of these X32 boards with a very good worship team to a very small church with a sound tech/guitarist who thinks the only answer to a good mix is more gain. Ouch! Keep us in prayer as this is a small church that is redoing everything from the ground up and I want to help them in any way I can, one way would be the sound quality in worship. I believe your tutorials will help me do this. Thank you so much.

I have to work on one of these for the first time this weekend and after 1 time watching this I feel fluent enough to not shit the bed! Killer stuff I might have to snag one of these my self

I'll be working on this console tomorrow and haven't used it since more than 5 years. This video was very helpful and I think I would have been able to use it even if I had never used this console before. Thank you very much for this great tutorial!

That's great to know about the DCAs! I had no idea it was that easy

This is fantastic. I’m teaching volunteers tonight that want to be on the tech team and this is a great overview. I learned stuff as well! Thank you!

Really appreciate your work to develop and publish these training videos. Our church has recently started livestreaming and I've been using our old analog board with limited success. We decided to migrate to the X32 and your training is very helpful in getting us up and running in a short period of time. Thanks.

You are awesome, brother! We just got an X32 for our church and your videos are very helpful for what we want to do.

Im trying to help out my church and work with digital mixers and this explains the x32 perfectly thank you so much

Your tutorials are excellent and very easy for a first timer to digest and understand, many many thanks for your time and efforts.

This is a great overview. I'm a bass player, but have recently started working with the sound crew. As with all things, I knew most of this, but your simple explanation of how the effects work was very helpful. I have many more questions and will watch your other videos.

This was really good. It was slow enough and has no irritating music so I was able to go through it with my German friends and was able to stop and explain things step by step. Really nice. The only thing I did not understand or missed was how you route the desk outputs to the XLR out sockets. I am a bit confused between moving the output sliders and mixing to the Main vs allocating a slider to the XLR out.

You just saved me a lot of stress during setup tonight. Amazing tutorial, thanks a ton!

Fantastic! This is incredibly helpful! Thanks!

Allam, hello from Russia, your videos inspires me and push me to study and work for myself!) In Russian youtube section you won't find a single video with simillar content, i mean guides, typical mistakes on the X32 console, this is just unexpected area here. Thank you!

Amazing explanation sir, really straight forward and clear!

I am halfway watching the video and I have to stop say Well done sir, Excellent Video ! Thank you.

I love the tone of your presentation. Smooth and data driven. Good job bro.

OMG! Thank You so much, this was super simple and understandable. I love how you took your time and didnt over complicate things. I absolutely hit the subscribe the button. Thank you so much again.

Awesome, thank you for explaining the mixer. I've learned a lot from you!!!

Very clear and easy to understand

This is a great primer and also a great way to review!

Amazing content!!!! Thanks brother

this is superb thx , I want one now I'm not so scared of it!!!

Excellent wonderful super awesome video! Thank you so much for making this!

Thanks for the video! Really informative!

This is a phenomenal video. I'm happy I stopped in.

Woah those buttons now look like I've known them forever

Thanks you… great review

Thank you for making this, the video is clear and easy to follow. I am completely new to mixing, and I was wondering if you had (and could point me to) a video that explains some more basics of the terminology behind these sound boards. Things like “mix”, “channels”, “bus”, etc. Thank you!

Excellent tutorial!

Thank you for entry level!

Wonderfull,all in one video

Great, concise explanations

Well done!

Thank youuuu this is perfect

Great video. Very helpful explanation and good visual of the pathway of the Fx channels. Do you have a video going over the basics of the Routing button? Would be helpful to have a better understanding of routing on the X32. Thanks!

Great video. 👍

Hi. Quite informative and useful. Thanks. I like the way you explain step by step. I only have the manual in front of me so some of the things are lost on me until I get in front of the X32. BTW, at 20:09, when you turn off the "click track" to main, couldn't we just *not* push the fader up on Input Channel Bank but still send it to the mix bus? Thanks again

Thank you so much this is awesome

Thank you; this was very, very helpful. Any info on the CAT5 connection that you can elaborate on?

Nice classes, God bless you 😍

Thankyou sharing sound mixer setup ihope iwilsee the next

As far as you know, the eight output faders can be configured as input faders to have 24 input faders at hand at the same time without having to change layers??? It would be useful for live. With the compact model it is possible by pushing 1-8 and 9-16 at the same time even if it does not appear in the manual.

Great tutorial with capital "G"

Thanks I learned something!!!!!!!

Great vide Thank you

Great explanation!!

This is really helpful! If you want to add effects to the mains (say a reverb to a vocal in the mains) would you just send the reverb to the vocal channel with sends on fader?

We need some video to improve Live streaming sound, Eg:how to add time based effects,…….audio quality please thanks

Thank you for this tutorial

Great video. Thanks. Very helpful guide. Question about FX at the end of video. You have Fx Sends on the right of board. Fx return on the left of the board. Both have fader sliders. Which one do you adjust to hear more or less of the the Fx such as reverb in the house speakers?

you're awesome!

Great explanation! I got one question: I see that mix busses 1 to 4 have pre-faders selected. Do you need to set them to post- fader to get a sound out of the monitors?

Is there somewhere we can access a full training like this?? Even if we have to pay. ? Will you consider a one-on-one training ?

Well done. Thanx.

Great tutorial

Thank you for the video. Can you show how to do mix-minus on x32?

Does anyone know an easy way of listening to multiple channels in my headphones plugged into the back of the board to hear how things sound isolated together without having to make a DCA for them??

Do the eq, compressor, etc... Local to only the busses once I'm working the bus mix is selected, or does it affect FOH mix as well?

please i want to ask if i use matr....... and i choose pre or post what will happen ? what is the differnet bet......... them ? 2. now i have problem i have drum and guitar and the M32 there is no trs or ts input only xlr input so what i can do in this case ?

Hello, can u give us some info on why the system signal goes on and off sometimes? The power doesn’t go off it’s just the signal. And where can we starting looking when the system is making bad signal noise?

Still haven't found what i'm looking for, a video which will show me how to set up a mic for flat EQ no reverb, no effects, etc. I do audio at a church and the quick start guide is useless.

grear!

How do you unsaved scenes that you no longer use oe need

Hi sir thank you for the demo info it’s big help to us,god bless and more blessings

11:41 In that moment he remembered his ex 😂

What you will do if the Backing track its not getting in to the monitors?

I'm new to this. When you say monitor, do you mean speaker?

Hi Allamhouse, this a great overview! I want to reach out to you for some extra help if you don't mind!

Question on the mix buses, when you send an input to the a Bus is it post fader? Can you configure the input bus send to be pre-fader? Thanks so much!

Can you recommend someone in the Miami area that knows the x32c that can help me with some issues?

midas dl16 vs behringer s16. Thoughts?

Thanks am getting Value 🇰🇪

Which firmware are you on with your board? I am scared to update..

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