Video nenà dostupné.
OmlouvĂĄme se.
XViVE U4 Wireless In-Ear Monitor System - They Did A Good Good Thing!! đ
VloĆŸit
- Äas pĆidĂĄn 21. 07. 2022
- A close up look at the X VIVE personal WIRELESS in ear monitor system for musicians. SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHANNEL for more great free drum lessons, tips, advice and cool product reviews.
đ SHOP X ViVE WIRELESS at âȘ@sweetwaterâŹ
tinyurl.com/54...
FOLLOW THE NEW MERCH SHOP FACEBOOK PAGE!
â / robbrownofficialapparel
𧿠YOUR DRUMEO 30-DAY FREE TRIAL IS RIGHT HERE!
www.drumeo.com...
đš USE DISCOUNT CODE 'THUMP' For 15% Off MERCH Until The End Of AUGUST. There's A Sale Every Month!
đ đ GET YOUR 'DRUM NERD' Tee And Other Cool Drummer Swag At The OFFICIAL MERCH STORE! đ„ WORLDWIDE SHIPPING đ robbrownappare...
đ„ SHOP BEATDOWN'S GEAR At @Sweetwater and @Thomann Music
đșđž SWEETWATER
www.robbrownon...
đȘđș THOMANN MUSIC Gear Page
www.thomann.de...
đ„ TUNING WORKSHOP PLAYLIST
tinyurl.com/h8...
â«ïž GET THE RealFeel Practice Pad @Sweetwater
imp.i114863.ne...
âłïž FULL PLAY ALONG ALBUMS AVAILABLE on iTunes and most other popular music download & streaming sites worldwide.
BEATDOWN'S POCKET BUILDERS (iTunes US)
apple.co/2uCNcsuâ
SOLO COMPS FOR DRUMMERS (iTunes US)
apple.co/30dQL4aâ
đ” SUPPORT THIS CHANNEL WITH A DONATION! đČ(Via PayPal)
Visit my website for the Virtual Tip Jar!
robbrownondrum...â
đ żïž SUPPORT THIS CHANNEL ON PATREON! / robbrownondrums
BEATDOWN'S KIT
Yamaha PHX
A&F Drum Co. 14x6.5 Raw Brass
A&F Drum Co. 14x5.5 Club Maple
Evans Drumheads
Paiste Cymbals
Promark Sticks
BEATDOWN BROWN'S WEBSITE
robbrownondrums...â
TWITTER: / robbrowndrumsâ
FACEBOOK FAN PAGE: / robbrownondrumsâ
FOLLOW ON THE GRAMMY @beatdownbrown7
ROB BROWN ENDORSES
yamahadrums.comâ
paiste.comâ
promark.comâ
evansdrumheads.com
Everything you said about this product is TRUE. It truly is one of the best, if not the best gear for wireless an IEM system. Personal, or if you choose, can have multiple on one channel.
It really is that good. And we all do really need it! So đ„.
Thanks Rob for this gear review đ
The lead singer of my band found these about a month ago. This made our sound situation at these tiny clubs so much better. Game changer for gigging musicians.
Fâsho đđœ
How many transmitters and how many receivers are you using?
I've had mine for about a year and a half and it has worked flawlessly for at least 30 gigs.
This man is the reason why. I now have this awesome XVive in ear systems đ
I bought a short adapter cord that is about 2-3 feet long to avoid having it stick out so far when using supplied adapter. Works great.
Just received my U4 a little over a week ago. I also recommend this product. Just as you described. The U4 can also be used for PA/Monitor/Speaker setup. My guitar player uses their U2 Xvive product to go wireless form amp to guitar. U3 product for Microphones. I love it! Great to see you on the cutting edge, Rob. Love your channel and content.
I've been using my XViVE U4 for three years and I love it! The fact that is has 6 channels allows me the flexibility of choosing when RFs start getting wonky at my church. They are extremely reliable and discreet... no oversized receiver pack tacked on your hip. For a solid year, no one in my group knew I was using it, until someone finally asked me... LOL!!!! Great video bro! I'm glad you made the move!
Hi did you have to charge when you got it?
Bought these in February and I absolutely love them. Use them every week multiple times a week.
I have been using the U4 for a couple years and absolutely love it. I bought a second as a backup just in case. Super low latency and couldnât be simpler to use.
I have one of these and it's awesome. Latency is undetectable, making it perfect for e-
drums.
Hi did you have to charge it when you got it?
@@brentdrummer5177 I honestly don't recall, to be honest. I'm willing to bet it had some charge to it when I received it, but I usually fully charge a device before first attempting to use it.
Awesome video!
Iâve been using this system for a few months already and itâs absolutely amazing! The perfect system for anyone in the music world, especially if you donât like being fully wired during practice or on stage
Yea I love this thing đ
Been using X vive microphone and guitar system for couple years with no issues
highly recommended
Great video, immediately ordered it and used it for 2 gigs already ⊠itâs totally as you described it and love it! No more cable needed :)
Hi did you have to charge it when you got it?
This is what my husband been using for over a year along with the KZ in ear monitor budds
I just got one, and it actually changed the sound I was getting. The thickness and low end dropped. I have no clue what that's all about, but I think I might be sending this back.
Your review made me go for it.. I was watching your video on Amazon.. Iâm the leas singer at church Iâm excited
Just a reminder rob your the man bro.
Early life of the device may be amazing. Over time Iâm sure the battery longevity will shorten. I wonder if thereâs a replacement battery warranty with it.
This is the only hesitation I have about this product. How long before the batteries start to die and can they be replaced and for how much money.
@@jeffgreen4903 Hello Jeff, I made the jump to get them for my GF last year. So far itâs still holding strong. I guess the longevity really determines how much work you put into using them. How often to you gig, how often are you charging. It may vary on usage but from what I can tell so far, itâs not that bad for an introductory in ear device. We play shows once or twice a month so itâs not really getting worked in too much.
However if youâre a busy musician and can afford the shures or other Radio frequency driven device, that may be a better route.
Thanks, Rob! I was guessing on this one but bought it after watching your video. The worst part is, as a drummer I swore to the other band members that in-ears are the way to go. I F'd up and bought a dual channel Gmark system.......dropped signals, clipped and dropped audio, all around bad first experience for the band. I'm trying to make it up now with this new Xvive ;) Thanks, Brother!
That is pretty cool. Thanks for this product review. Cheers, Rob! âïžđ„
Best bang for bucks, all our team use them đ no problems at all over 9 mths use
Gonna be adding these to my list of drum gadgets for when the day comes where I can make a career from drumming
Been using them with my band for over 6 months...gigs and practice. EXCELLENT product!
How many transmitters and how many receivers are you using?
Nux b7psm is smaller and is stereo. Also charges in its case!!!đź. Please check it out!!! Love your reviews
Idk why, but I feel like your a long lost friend from the Dead End HipHop channel đ
so... do you still play with these one year later ? you convinced me to get them 6 months ago
How many receivers can one connect? Looking for a system for 100-200 people to use and at that scale we need a low cost unit.
dig your content.. forgot about these. I was just searching for in-ears when this came up. I have the one for my microphone and I really like them. no batteries and wireless! they work great. thanks for the content. Also I just subscribed to your channel.. ?where you based out of?
My only complaint on these is trying to fit two (or more) side by side on a mixer or digital snake. The don't fit! We have to use a short xlr cable to extend every other one when the whole band is using them.
my mans got the beard lets go
Love mine. Whole band uses it. Only issue I've had is they are to wide. You can't use one transmitter next to the other transmitter. You have to plug it in every other aux out on my xr18. Thanks Rob.
Have you thought about using a short flexible Mic cable then plug the transmitter into it. I do and it works fine. Saves using every second Aux or BUS out
ya I have it's just a pain to have to do that and carry more cords lol.
Are you able to split backing tracks and a click track with this? For example, only the band can hear the click and the rest of the audience hears the backing tracks? Or do I need something more?
does this work with the sterling 4 channel headphone amp?
Dude! Those sound awesome! Noticed that you have a Zoom L-12. Just starting to play with mine but having issues with the Headphone out settings being too quiet. Will this help? Would love to support you through Sweetwater if possible. Thanks, Jon
Can you use two transmitters on the same channel with one receiver
Many thanks
Awesome thanks Rob I hadn't considered this little gadget and I'm looking for a wireless IEM! Are you still using it?
I got this gear a few days ago. After literally 3 uses (2 practices and 1 gig) now I can't get bot units connected unless they are 40 centimeters or less close. As soon as both get far away more than that, the connection drops. Very frustrating since I really love the idea, the price, the size, etc.
Man I just bought drums, I'm a guitarist. I bought your book, can you do reggae lesson? I love reggae
Rob > i just bought the Drumeo Ear Buds >> is this what i could use to complete my IEM system >> but i was told since i do not move around i do not NEED wireless for my Open System and they work better >> so i wish Drumeo made their own Body pack >>> any one can help i need something soon >>
I've been using one of these for months now ! What earbuds are you using for yours Rob?
Yes I want to know about this too!
Is this stereo? I have to be able to have only click in my left and tracks in my right.
Aaaaaa! I live in the UK. What now..?! ;-)
2:50 Stick it into what channel?? Are you saying the sound engineer to put it into the channel that would normally be the drummer's monitor (wedge) on stage?? I have been trying to understand IEM for drummers, and I am continuously feel like I am trying to learn an ancient language. I play many festivals, theatres, but also small venues, and I am continuously perplexed (before venturing into IEMs) as to how they work in every environment, the real time application and experience, and how to really have a good grasp at IEMs. I've searched over 60 videos of IEMs but none have given me clarity as a drummer as how to apply IEMs in real situations. I'm really lost.
Yo Rob, Been thinking about picking up a Transmitter and 4 receiver combo for my 4 piece band for gigging. How simple would it be to hand the transmitter to a Sound engineer and ask for a full band mix for everyone to hear themselves? even if it is mono. Ive been Looking into this and know not much about Wireless IEM systems
As long as everyone is cool with the same mix, you'll be fine. But if someone requires a different mix, you'll need to pick up additional transmitters.
Very nice.
Any dropouts with other 2.4ghz devices?
Hey Rob did you come across an issue where the sound quality is diminished or has lots of static? I bough mine recently but canât fix the problem. Do I need to remove the black stopper for the 1/4 inch adapter to fit all the way?
Whats the difference between this one and the u3?
These look fabulous Rob I will defo be checking these out as Iâm in the market for some.
One question does anyone know if these will work with an electronic kit as I practice at home with one and the cable from the headphones drives me nuts but Iâve tried other in ear wireless gear and the latency is so bad it was unusable. đ€
Should work just fine. Flip the transmitter to âauxâ and use the headphone out. The 5ms latency is virtually unnoticeable
Is it mono? I need stereo from my headphone amp
Rob, what in ear headphones do you recommend with this?
Genial!! Maestro podrĂa poner substituidos en español en todos sus vĂdeos đđ»!! Saludos desde Santiago de Chile đšđ±
Mine are not loud enough and super distorted. I must be doing something wrong.
Trying to figure out how this would work for a setup where the drummer blends monitor feed with a click or tracks in a personal-mixer situation (like you demoâd in a video in the past). Can this still be done?
Just plug your transmitter into your sub-mixer
Can you mix your own send or do you still need the sound guy to do it?
Sound guy. Youâve only got control over volume.
I keep seeing reviews with wifi interference problems? On another note, A drummer friend of mine swears by this thing.
Solution to the mystery: the drummer friend is not using WiFi ;-).
Itâs probably prone to some interference, but all radio based stuff is.
However, so far, I never regretted Robâs recommendationsâŠ
If you do end up experiencing any type of interference, the recommendation is to just switch both units to a different channel. Should be good đđœ
@@RobBeatdownBrown For use with XR 18/32 that uses an external wifi router(because the internal one sucks), you can set the external router to use a static channel, like 2.4ghz channel 11, and there will be no interference from these on channels 1-6.
Technically it's not battery-free. It just has built in batteries.
Mine sucks! Iâm sending them back for a refund! Nothing but interference and distortion!
I managed to convince My band to get a full set of these and your review really helped me to be able do that so thanks @RobbeatdownBrown
i do have one request though, can you please do an updated version of the band click track in ear monitor setup? i know you've got the xvive now. show us that setup in full please if you dont mind.