Thank you for the valuable video!! I have a question. What was the reason to put those transmitters in aluminum case? Do you keep the transmitters and iems in the aluminum case after coordinate frequencies as well?
This is going to be a dumb question. Learning this from scratch. no education in sound at all. I want to start using this in a club in downtown nashville, where we have 100's of wireless thigns going on all the time. I have no clue what to buy. we currently own 2 psm 300's, 2 psm900's 2 ULXD mics, 2 QLX mics.
do I need connect to wifi(Internet) or I can just buy a regular Netgear Gigabite Ethernet switch to hook up all the mic receivers to my MacBook that has the WWB installed?
Many thanks for the time and effort that you've put into creating this helpful video, Eric. Appreciate!
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This video saved my butt today. Thank you!!
How do scan for frequencies in a different cities?
Thank you for the valuable video!!
I have a question. What was the reason to put those transmitters in aluminum case? Do you keep the transmitters and iems in the aluminum case after coordinate frequencies as well?
Dang what an excellent video
This is going to be a dumb question. Learning this from scratch. no education in sound at all. I want to start using this in a club in downtown nashville, where we have 100's of wireless thigns going on all the time. I have no clue what to buy. we currently own 2 psm 300's, 2 psm900's 2 ULXD mics, 2 QLX mics.
do I need connect to wifi(Internet) or I can just buy a regular Netgear Gigabite Ethernet switch to hook up all the mic receivers to my MacBook that has the WWB installed?
You can use a regular network switch. Doesn’t have to be over wifi.
Can I get canvas join code from you? I need to get assignment files for the MAPP 3D tutorials