You're an awesome human being for doing this as clearly and simply as possible. I'm switching over from using a USB mic to an analog mixer --> PC setup and your video literally walked me step by step. Thanks again man.
Dude, you're a life saver! I'm a new asmrtist and I've been hitting my head on my table thinking I spent hundreds of dollars on a wrong mixer with no usb connector. You saved me man, seriously.
Thank you, I just bought this mixer today and needed to connect it to my PC to improve my live stream audio and your description of how to do it has worked perfectly :-)
I can't tell you how much this helped me i always thought having the gain cranked up so high and the volume in windows down so much was wrong you changed my life !!!! thank you
Mannn. Thank you, sooooo much for doing this video. I've been having so many problems trying to figure out why I wasn't getting an audio signal from my "Tape Outs". Your video helped me figure out that I needed to plug into the Blue "Line in" on the back of my P.C. I was using the Microphone in, and It wasn't working. And, so many of these other videos failed to explain this; which is asinine to me, seeing as we live in a computer age. Not to mention that they are long winded and repeat themselves too much. You're a good teacher. I wish I could pay you to come to my studio. Thanks. Your knowledge has been invaluable!!!
some video may well be years old but are very useful for folks want to know how to set these devices up Thank you for sharing and keeping these videos up.
Thanyou Mathew. Now I know how to connect mixer into the laptop. have been having trouble connecting and was confused which lines to use. You helped alot.
Thank you for the simple but excellent demonstration on Mic > Mixer > Computer connection. Though I am a newbie to audio stuff, your demo is clearly show how to do it step by step.
Thanks Matthew, I have a Mackie 402-VLZ3 mixer and I've been trying to figure out how to connect it to my computer. I did download the manual, but it had so much technical jargon, it made me doze off. I just wanted plain and simple English and you did so. I'm good to go now.
WOOW, Im So Happy That I Just Found This Video, So Detailed And You Explained Everything And Now I Will be ABle To Make My Mixer Work For Once. Thank You Very Much, You Just Got A New Subscriber Man. Greetings From Latvia :) Have A Beautiful And Loud Day
Just on levels, in analogue audio, 0 VU (Volume Unit) is about where the analogue signal level needs to be for saturation without clipping. VU metering was designed to provide a level to aim for when setting signal gain. So 0 VU is the industry standard signal level and keeping an audio signal at that level throughout an audio system ensures optimal S/N performance for that system. There are different scales though so here is an equivalence: - VU = +4 dBu = +1.782 dBv = 1.228 V rms = 3.472 V P-P = -18 dBfs dBfs is the scale that all DAW programs use for digital audio where 0 dBfs is Full Signal, meaning the signal is clipping. Digital clipping is very bad, much worse that analogue clipping. So, avoid 0 dBfs at all costs. This is why -18 dBds is pretty much the industry standard digital target level for digital recording. Every +10 dB in any of the dB scales is perceived as twice as loud. I just wanted to say that because it's annoying when CZcams videos have either excessively low or high audio levels.
thanks soo much man. i wanna be a pc technician and coder when im older and playing the piano recorded by a camera but with a mixer and stuff like that so people can hear me properly.
My name is Alex am really so grateful about the video you make about connecting audio interface to mixer how I don't know how to connect an audio interface in logic pro settings
Good job. This is all I'm using to make music right now. This would have come in handy but I figured it out on my own. It amazing how much you can do with some basic hardware and one piece of software. I'm a bit in the dark without proper monitors but I'll get those soon.
So glad I saw this.. I had seen your breakdown of utilizing an interface as well, along with a mixer. I didn't want to have to buy an interface, though. I already have a small Mackie mixer, computer, obviously, and the cables. I'm so glad to know I don't have to spend any money... now to get recording. Thank you!!
Hi Matthew, saw this video as i was looking for tutorial on how to connect Mixer to PC, the question i have is how to OUT it on a speaker when your doing it to a live audience.
That was some fantastic info on how to setup the mixer to the computer....I'm sure it's the same setup on a laptop using windows 10 I hope lol....thanks for sharing this to us....🤘🎶🤘
Great video. I've watched a good few and this is the first one that made sense. A lot of other videos don't go into the laptop(pc) speaker settings which actually make a huge difference to how things sound and to sometimes getting sound full stop. Thanks.
I use to have mines set up the same way till my computer did a update and everything got screwed up I’m going to try what you showed on this video I had forgot the set up with the line in plus settings in computer but I see you mention it here thanks
Great Video! Unlike the ones that gave me headache for not using camera stand. Question though, if I can plug in my mixer to a computer directly, would I still need USB interface to record guitar insturments or mic audio? I was able to do it and sound is still fine.
Thank you for great videos. I have a request please 🙏🏻. Can you make a video that you are using your digital mixer to mixdown your project through your DAW? Please and explain how you connected or paired your mixer to your daw mixer to control your workflow please. Thank you
Thanks man!! that helped me a lot! I use my YAMAHA MG166CX as a mixer to plug into my pc using the RCA - P2 cable. but when I open the GUITAR RIG app theres that noise coming out of the speaker even tho when I set to listen to my line in device on my pc the sound is clear..cant find a way to fix it :(
this connection is smart but you forgot about latency. Latency is the bigest in this way. Connection with the focusrite is much better but not cheaper. Anyway good video.
Good plan to get some ground loop buzzing in your recording. Always use a ground loop isolator between computer and mixer. Computers are notoriously bad for ground loop buzzing.
Thanks for a good video you reminded me about the sound card inputs around the back of the computer I had forgotten they exist I always use the headphones and mic inputs on the front. Unfortunately most laptops do not have line in/out etc and some only have a single shared socket for headphone and mic.
hey! ive been learning more about this stuff also. I found out for laptops you still can do it, but you will need a TRRS cable that separates the mic and audio connections. because i was planning on switching between a second computer(laptop) and my cellphone to take calls. I decided to get something like the iRig 2, which makes it safe to connect your phone to the mixer for input. they are pretty affordable and also work on my laptop!
you helped me alot with this tutorial man. the thing that confused me was some people using the first method and some using the other method. thanks for clearing things up!
acutally an update here with a question. did everything as shown in the video. connected the red and white cable to my pc with a 3.5mm jack and my pc sees and hears the mic but the sound is horrible. the mic and mixer are both expensive so im confused. i am very low on volume so to hear myself i have to max out gain and volume level wich makes the audio very bad quality. there is also a loud buzz. can you help me?
What AMS-CSGO said. Are you using a dynamic microphone? If you are using a condenser microphone make sure that you have the 48v phantom power on if that is what it calls for. Is the volume of the mic low when you use the mixer by itself? Like if you use headphones with the mixer? Need a bit more information to answer your question properly.
@@MatthewStratton i fixed the problem a few days ago. I was using an xlr to xlr cable wich was the problem. When i switched to a xlr-6.35mm jack cable it sounds perfect. I still dont know why and how that fixed it maybe the xlr to xlr cable was broken i dont know but it worked hahah. Thanks for the response anyway! The video did help alot with the ac cable setup. Have a good one!
Im planning to have this mixer and hopefully I can record my own music..thanks for this tutorial maybe soon I can mannage to set up if I have those..thanks again
If you're just trying to record the raw live sound from a mixer for something like a church service or a house party, this will do just fine. If you're wanting something for more "home studio" style recording and want to mix your stuff, you'd want an audio interface by that point. But if you just want a recording what is happening live on a mixing board, plugging straight into the computer isn't a big deal, just make sure you are using the mixer for your speakers and not the computer, as that's when latency would become an issue.
If you want to record in higher sample rates than 48 kHz, like 96 kHz or 192 kHz, you'll need an audio interface that can do that. Otherwise, if you plug it straight into the line-in jack on your computer's on-board sound card, or use the USB on the mixer, the quality will be 48 kHz, because that is what the ADC (analog-digital converter) in your computer's sound card as well as in the mixer is capable of. Whether or not 48 kHz is enough or you need 96 kHz or 192 kHz is another discussion, and there are videos out there that talk about that, and there are sample audio out there that allow you to hear the difference. Usually 48 kHz is enough for most people, but if you want the highest of quality, more is desired.
Hello there, nice video. I have a focusrite scarlett 18i20 and I have it connected to my main desktop computer via usb c to usb a. But now I want to be able to make a connection for when I collaborate with another music producer and he or she brings her laptop to playback a project. I would then have to connect a cable from the laptops headphone jack to one of the available inputs of my scarlett interface, right?
Since it's a line in I assume the audio only travels one way? What if you wish to connect your headphones and monitors to the mixer as well, and have them play audio from the computer?
Thanks a lot for the tips about mixer (Mine is a xenix 1202FX). I've a mac no so complicated settings but it works very well. So I can use my mic without audio interface. :).
Great video, I have Behringer mixer Xenyx X2442USB for playing out. I just picked up an EV Subwoofer, How can I connect my EV-ELX200-12PS active Subwoofer to the Behringer. Appreciate your advice, Thank you.
Here is my setup Avid eleven rack Williams allegro III piano/keyboard Machine mk3 Komplete Kontrol S61 Pyle pmx63bt mixer Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 audio interface JBL 5” MK2 monitors Acoustic Guitar Electric Guitar Shure SM7B microphone with cloud lifter Cubase 9.5 Pro HP Omen 17” laptop with mic input and 3USBs one taken by external ssd OBS studio - for streaming Zoom - for music lessons What’s you recommendation for how to hook it all up? I don’t want to use the by or usb of the mixer it introduces noise in my signal. Also all my cables are balanced to reduce the noise.
Hi Matthew, thanks for the contents of your Chanel it’s really helpful and very good!!! I have a question, if I want use a mixer ANTMIX 24fx to do live on ableton, how do I map??
What if I Want to Connect my Mixer Out to "Line IN " in PC and need to input Music from same PC (Green Out) (to "Stereo IN" in Mixer) Like a Little Karaoke Machine and Record Them in Audacity same PC (Will it Destroy my Mixer or Sound Chips in my Motherboard)
Thanks a lot, it helps to bypass usb connection, and to record something.. ❤️ And how do you listen to your recording, through headphones connected to xenyx?
At minute 9:19, where do you put the speakers? Did you connect the computer to the place where the signal comes out for the speakers, (the left output and the right output) ?
It's good, You are still checking comments in this video. This is the only one video i found, about connection a mixer and PC sound card, which has the all aspects of covering in explanation. My Line In port of PC sound card is not available, cause i remapped it into Front Speaker Out. I need two outs of Front Speaker Out port. I didn't want to use Y splitter to get two sources of Front Speaker Out. I guess, it's fine like this? The only from Line In blue and from Mic In pink ports i can have the second Front Speaker Out, with remapping. The other ports are not supported... But i can use Mic In port of PC sound card, remapped into the Line In. As You said, Line In blue port is same as Mic In remapped into the Line In? You presented to us, how to connect non USB a mixer with PC sound card. But i want to ask You, is it same with simple karaoke sound mixer too? If You have a time, can You explain to me, how to connect this device to PC sound card? Should i use Front speaker Out or Headphones Out, to bring a music from a PC to this device? Or it doesn't important? Can i use any of them? Can i connect out music of this device to the Mic In of PC sound card remapped into the Line In, to be able to recording? My only concern, is to not screw up PC sound card with some wrong connections... If You have a time, pls answer. PS. I have had a problem to send message. Maybe You have them more than one with same text...
I have a question, I have the Behringer Xenyx QX1002USB connected as you explain in the video through the Line In connection but, it will be better, in terms of quality or other, to connect via USB? Thank you in advance!! 👍
I think it will be roughly the same, because the ADC (analog-digital converter) in the Xenyx USB has a sample rate of 48 kHz. I couldn't find any information on the bit depth however. The ADC on your computer's on-board sound card is likely going to be 48 kHz. If you want to record at a higher sample rate and/or bit depth (like 96 kHz or 192 kHz rather than 48 kHz, and 24-bits rather than 16-bits), you'll need an audio interface. This is sort of the dilemma I am in, because my laptop does not have a line-in port for stereo input, so I'm looking into audio interfaces. To me it's overkill, because the mixer already fulfills a lot of the functions of the audio interface, and the only thing it's missing is a high quality ADC. I may have to do it anyway in the future. As for whether or not 48 kHz is enough, or you need 96 kHz or even 192 kHz is another discussion. For most purposes, it should be enough. If you want very high audio accuracy esp. at the higher frequencies of the human hearing band (like 12 Hz to 20 Hz), which you can look up samples for and hear how they sound, then you may need 96 kHz or higher. On the other hand, sound quality can easily be affected by things like vibrations in your microphone mounting or background noise, so unless you deal with those problems, a move from 48 kHz to 96 kHz might not make a difference. I suppose it's good to future-proof yourself though.
Hi.. Can I ask some question about the connection? My mixer was connected to pc , I also can monitor my mic From the mixer and it is working. But my PC does not see any sound coming from the mixer, any idea?
Check to make sure your mixer is set to send the signal to whatever outputs you are plugged into. If it is and you are plugged into the correct input on your computer then the problem is in the sound settings on your computer or input settings in your software.
@@redhorsereincarnated5040 i have similar problem everything works but my pc doesnt say "external mic" or "external mixer" idk if it has to say that on input settings. Does the input jack have to be TRRS or TRS is fine to recognize my mic on my mixer?
We have the profxv2 mixer that has a USB that i will be connecting to my computer. Now I see another setup where the soundboard is connected to an audio interface to computer. which is better? do both get same result, i mean stereo output?
You're an awesome human being for doing this as clearly and simply as possible. I'm switching over from using a USB mic to an analog mixer --> PC setup and your video literally walked me step by step. Thanks again man.
You're welcome.
@@MatthewStratton hey bro how can I get the sound from a television to come thur my laptop speakers
Dude, you're a life saver! I'm a new asmrtist and I've been hitting my head on my table thinking I spent hundreds of dollars on a wrong mixer with no usb connector. You saved me man, seriously.
Me too. ❤😂
Thank you, I just bought this mixer today and needed to connect it to my PC to improve my live stream audio and your description of how to do it has worked perfectly :-)
I can't tell you how much this helped me i always thought having the gain cranked up so high and the volume in windows down so much was wrong you changed my life !!!! thank you
Mannn. Thank you, sooooo much for doing this video. I've been having so many problems trying to figure out why I wasn't getting an audio signal from my "Tape Outs". Your video helped me figure out that I needed to plug into the Blue "Line in" on the back of my P.C. I was using the Microphone in, and It wasn't working. And, so many of these other videos failed to explain this; which is asinine to me, seeing as we live in a computer age. Not to mention that they are long winded and repeat themselves too much. You're a good teacher. I wish I could pay you to come to my studio. Thanks. Your knowledge has been invaluable!!!
some video may well be years old but are very useful for folks want to know how to set these devices up Thank you for sharing and keeping these videos up.
Thanyou Mathew. Now I know how to connect mixer into the laptop. have been having trouble connecting and was confused which lines to use. You helped alot.
Glad the video was helpful!
THANK YOU! I had no idea what the blue input on the back of the computer was for. Tried so many things with no luck, until this video. MANY THANKS!!
Happy it helped!
This is the best way for me how to get clean recording without audio interface.. thanks for the tutorial sir.. sorry for my bad english speak😅
thank you I love your teachings
You are so welcome
Thank you for the simple but excellent demonstration on Mic > Mixer > Computer connection. Though I am a newbie to audio stuff, your demo is clearly show how to do it step by step.
this is what i was searching for months. tysm
Thanks Matthew, I have a Mackie 402-VLZ3 mixer and I've been trying to figure out how to connect it to my computer. I did download the manual, but it had so much technical jargon, it made me doze off. I just wanted plain and simple English and you did so. I'm good to go now.
WOOW, Im So Happy That I Just Found This Video, So Detailed And You Explained Everything And Now I Will be ABle To Make My Mixer Work For Once.
Thank You Very Much, You Just Got A New Subscriber Man. Greetings From Latvia :)
Have A Beautiful And Loud Day
Just on levels, in analogue audio, 0 VU (Volume Unit) is about where the analogue signal level needs to be for saturation without clipping. VU metering was designed to provide a level to aim for when setting signal gain. So 0 VU is the industry standard signal level and keeping an audio signal at that level throughout an audio system ensures optimal S/N performance for that system. There are different scales though so here is an equivalence:
- VU = +4 dBu = +1.782 dBv = 1.228 V rms = 3.472 V P-P = -18 dBfs
dBfs is the scale that all DAW programs use for digital audio where 0 dBfs is Full Signal, meaning the signal is clipping.
Digital clipping is very bad, much worse that analogue clipping. So, avoid 0 dBfs at all costs. This is why -18 dBds is pretty much the industry standard digital target level for digital recording.
Every +10 dB in any of the dB scales is perceived as twice as loud.
I just wanted to say that because it's annoying when CZcams videos have either excessively low or high audio levels.
Thanks! Never knew that you can actually plug an analogue mixer into the computer
No power switch? That's hardcore. Great video overall, thank you!
You're welcome!
thanks soo much man. i wanna be a pc technician and coder when im older and playing the piano recorded by a camera but with a mixer and stuff like that so people can hear me properly.
My name is Alex am really so grateful about the video you make about connecting audio interface to mixer how I don't know how to connect an audio interface in logic pro settings
thanks so much had all the right equipment for like 4 months but couldn't figure it out until I watched this video thanks my guy
This video helps me use my mixer and sound card. Thanks Mathew
You're welcome
Good job. This is all I'm using to make music right now. This would have come in handy but I figured it out on my own. It amazing how much you can do with some basic hardware and one piece of software. I'm a bit in the dark without proper monitors but I'll get those soon.
So glad I saw this.. I had seen your breakdown of utilizing an interface as well, along with a mixer. I didn't want to have to buy an interface, though. I already have a small Mackie mixer, computer, obviously, and the cables. I'm so glad to know I don't have to spend any money... now to get recording. Thank you!!
You're welcome
Hi Matthew, saw this video as i was looking for tutorial on how to connect Mixer to PC, the question i have is how to OUT it on a speaker when your doing it to a live audience.
That was some fantastic info on how to setup the mixer to the computer....I'm sure it's the same setup on a laptop using windows 10 I hope lol....thanks for sharing this to us....🤘🎶🤘
Was it?
Great video. I've watched a good few and this is the first one that made sense. A lot of other videos don't go into the laptop(pc) speaker settings which actually make a huge difference to how things sound and to sometimes getting sound full stop. Thanks.
8:03 for track output 10:24 for main output
nice tutorial blog very clear to me the way you host explained. God bless your channel
Thanks for all the "alternative" ways and views - very helpful!!
You're very welcome!
I use to have mines set up the same way till my computer did a update and everything got screwed up I’m going to try what you showed on this video I had forgot the set up with the line in plus settings in computer but I see you mention it here thanks
Thank you so much for sharing this vid so helpful but my husband can't understand it is there any vid to show in Italian language please thanks a lot.
Thank you. I thought I never find a video with a description for a very simple recording setup. :)
Best video for me after watching all those other reviews. Thanx bro for your time 💪🏾
Great Video! Unlike the ones that gave me headache for not using camera stand.
Question though, if I can plug in my mixer to a computer directly, would I still need USB interface to record guitar insturments or mic audio? I was able to do it and sound is still fine.
Thank you for great videos. I have a request please 🙏🏻. Can you make a video that you are using your digital mixer to mixdown your project through your DAW? Please and explain how you connected or paired your mixer to your daw mixer to control your workflow please. Thank you
Thanks for the tutorial. It was really helpful.
Glad it helped.
This was a very helpful set up despite having a different mixer than you. Thank you very much for the help!
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks man!! that helped me a lot! I use my YAMAHA MG166CX as a mixer to plug into my pc using the RCA - P2 cable. but when I open the GUITAR RIG app theres that noise coming out of the speaker even tho when I set to listen to my line in device on my pc the sound is clear..cant find a way to fix it :(
Super helpful video. I want to record from a mixer into my computer.
Using a MAYA 44 XTe and connecting that to my mixing board. Works quite nice.
Thanks bro this content is very helpful 👍 so today im gonna try this with my mixer and pc.
You are a great teacher, keep up the good work!
Thank you! 😃
this connection is smart but you forgot about latency. Latency is the bigest in this way. Connection with the focusrite is much better but not cheaper. Anyway good video.
Good plan to get some ground loop buzzing in your recording. Always use a ground loop isolator between computer and mixer. Computers are notoriously bad for ground loop buzzing.
Thanks for a good video you reminded me about the sound card inputs around the back of the computer I had forgotten they exist I always use the headphones and mic inputs on the front. Unfortunately most laptops do not have line in/out etc and some only have a single shared socket for headphone and mic.
hey! ive been learning more about this stuff also. I found out for laptops you still can do it, but you will need a TRRS cable that separates the mic and audio connections. because i was planning on switching between a second computer(laptop) and my cellphone to take calls. I decided to get something like the iRig 2, which makes it safe to connect your phone to the mixer for input. they are pretty affordable and also work on my laptop!
you helped me alot with this tutorial man. the thing that confused me was some people using the first method and some using the other method. thanks for clearing things up!
acutally an update here with a question. did everything as shown in the video. connected the red and white cable to my pc with a 3.5mm jack and my pc sees and hears the mic but the sound is horrible. the mic and mixer are both expensive so im confused. i am very low on volume so to hear myself i have to max out gain and volume level wich makes the audio very bad quality. there is also a loud buzz. can you help me?
Skip Donker might need to get a cloudlifter. Is your mic a dynamic mic? Those have much quieter signals
What AMS-CSGO said. Are you using a dynamic microphone? If you are using a condenser microphone make sure that you have the 48v phantom power on if that is what it calls for. Is the volume of the mic low when you use the mixer by itself? Like if you use headphones with the mixer? Need a bit more information to answer your question properly.
@@MatthewStratton i fixed the problem a few days ago. I was using an xlr to xlr cable wich was the problem. When i switched to a xlr-6.35mm jack cable it sounds perfect. I still dont know why and how that fixed it maybe the xlr to xlr cable was broken i dont know but it worked hahah. Thanks for the response anyway! The video did help alot with the ac cable setup. Have a good one!
Nice! Glad you got it sorted out!
thanks alot have been having issue wit my sound card it not driving anymore now i know what to do even without a sound card
Im planning to have this mixer and hopefully I can record my own music..thanks for this tutorial maybe soon I can mannage to set up if I have those..thanks again
This is great, thank you! I have a mixer. So why would I need to buy an audio interface?
If you're just trying to record the raw live sound from a mixer for something like a church service or a house party, this will do just fine. If you're wanting something for more "home studio" style recording and want to mix your stuff, you'd want an audio interface by that point.
But if you just want a recording what is happening live on a mixing board, plugging straight into the computer isn't a big deal, just make sure you are using the mixer for your speakers and not the computer, as that's when latency would become an issue.
If you want to record in higher sample rates than 48 kHz, like 96 kHz or 192 kHz, you'll need an audio interface that can do that. Otherwise, if you plug it straight into the line-in jack on your computer's on-board sound card, or use the USB on the mixer, the quality will be 48 kHz, because that is what the ADC (analog-digital converter) in your computer's sound card as well as in the mixer is capable of. Whether or not 48 kHz is enough or you need 96 kHz or 192 kHz is another discussion, and there are videos out there that talk about that, and there are sample audio out there that allow you to hear the difference. Usually 48 kHz is enough for most people, but if you want the highest of quality, more is desired.
Can you use a mixer for music production such as professional sound like an audio interface
Amazing breakdown, step by step. Thank you for taking the time in doing this video I learned a lot!
You're welcome!
Hello there, nice video.
I have a focusrite scarlett 18i20 and I have it connected to my main desktop computer via usb c to usb a. But now I want to be able to make a connection for when I collaborate with another music producer and he or she brings her laptop to playback a project. I would then have to connect a cable from the laptops headphone jack to one of the available inputs of my scarlett interface, right?
good job bro!, thank you
Superb brother .....God bless you
Same to you
This was very interesting to watch but im still in the dark
You know how I can make the connection of the mixer with the sam broadcaster for live radio
Since it's a line in I assume the audio only travels one way? What if you wish to connect your headphones and monitors to the mixer as well, and have them play audio from the computer?
Very cool, it really helped me and I directly subscribed to this channel. keep going forward
Thank you this helped me understand alot
Thanks bro, it was very helpful
Dear Matthew..
I want to personally thank you ever so much..
I am subscribing..this saved me time and money..
Thank you. Glad it help.
Thanks man! Does it all work if i connect a bass guitar, a keyboard , drumpad & mic?
If the mixer has both 2tk and main outputs, which should I use? Is one typically better than the other? What differences are there if any?
thank you so much man. you just helped me take my stream to the next lvl
Still relevant vid thanks!
Thank you so much bruh! This is what I had needed to learn
Thanks for sharing a cristal clear explanation!!!!
You’re welcome 🙂
Massive thanks, man that was so helpful.
Very beautiful video. Very explanatory.
Loved the video great job
This is interesting. Glad I watched!
Thanks a lot for the tips about mixer (Mine is a xenix 1202FX). I've a mac no so complicated settings but it works very well. So I can use my mic without audio interface. :).
Hi sir,can i use the same connections to record sound from my electric piano. Thanks
Great video, I have Behringer mixer Xenyx X2442USB for playing out. I just picked up an EV Subwoofer, How can I connect my EV-ELX200-12PS active Subwoofer to the Behringer. Appreciate your advice, Thank you.
Hi, great video you save me a lot of time. One question, can I use both at the same time?
Thanks so much
Very helpful video and thank you!
Thanks for sharing your knowledge.😊❤
So can I connect my drum machines and 2 turntables and old mixer together too using a 12 channel mixer? Thanks
Just what I needed, thanks.
You're welcome.
Hi there Mr.Stratton, thank u for your informatives n it does make a difference to me a newbies..thank u again
Awesome. You’re welcome.
Here is my setup
Avid eleven rack
Williams allegro III piano/keyboard
Machine mk3
Komplete Kontrol S61
Pyle pmx63bt mixer
Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 audio interface
JBL 5” MK2 monitors
Acoustic Guitar
Electric Guitar
Shure SM7B microphone with cloud lifter
Cubase 9.5 Pro
HP Omen 17” laptop with mic input and 3USBs one taken by external ssd
OBS studio - for streaming
Zoom - for music lessons
What’s you recommendation for how to hook it all up? I don’t want to use the by or usb of the mixer it introduces noise in my signal. Also all my cables are balanced to reduce the noise.
You are the best explaining, go ahead!
Hi Matthew, thanks for the contents of your Chanel it’s really helpful and very good!!! I have a question, if I want use a mixer ANTMIX 24fx to do live on ableton, how do I map??
Thanks so much, u are a good man.
definitely gonna watch your videos thanks for sharing
What if I Want to Connect my Mixer Out to "Line IN " in PC and need to input Music from same PC (Green Out) (to "Stereo IN" in Mixer) Like a Little Karaoke Machine and Record Them in Audacity same PC (Will it Destroy my Mixer or Sound Chips in my Motherboard)
Thanks a lot, it helps to bypass usb connection, and to record something.. ❤️ And how do you listen to your recording, through headphones connected to xenyx?
Thank you. Very helpful video.
At minute 9:19, where do you put the speakers? Did you connect the computer to the place where the signal comes out for the speakers, (the left output and the right output) ?
Thank you for sharing, extremely helpful. God bless
It's good, You are still checking comments in this video. This is the only one video i found, about connection a mixer and PC sound card, which has the all aspects of covering in explanation.
My Line In port of PC sound card is not available, cause i remapped it into Front Speaker Out. I need two outs of Front Speaker Out port. I didn't want to use Y splitter to get two sources of Front Speaker Out. I guess, it's fine like this? The only from Line In blue and from Mic In pink ports i can have the second Front Speaker Out, with remapping. The other ports are not supported... But i can use Mic In port of PC sound card, remapped into the Line In. As You said, Line In blue port is same as Mic In remapped into the Line In?
You presented to us, how to connect non USB a mixer with PC sound card. But i want to ask You, is it same with simple karaoke sound mixer too?
If You have a time, can You explain to me, how to connect this device to PC sound card? Should i use Front speaker Out or Headphones Out, to bring a music from a PC to this device? Or it doesn't important? Can i use any of them? Can i connect out music of this device to the Mic In of PC sound card remapped into the Line In, to be able to recording?
My only concern, is to not screw up PC sound card with some wrong connections...
If You have a time, pls answer.
PS. I have had a problem to send message. Maybe You have them more than one with same text...
is this method good for podcasting ? and what would happen if you would plug in 3 mics ?
Can you do the same with a IMAC
Question when you played back that recording could you hear it back on your computer speakers or just the headphones
Supar Bro... Good Luck
Thanks.
I have a question, I have the Behringer Xenyx QX1002USB connected as you explain in the video through the Line In connection but, it will be better, in terms of quality or other, to connect via USB? Thank you in advance!! 👍
I think it will be roughly the same, because the ADC (analog-digital converter) in the Xenyx USB has a sample rate of 48 kHz. I couldn't find any information on the bit depth however. The ADC on your computer's on-board sound card is likely going to be 48 kHz. If you want to record at a higher sample rate and/or bit depth (like 96 kHz or 192 kHz rather than 48 kHz, and 24-bits rather than 16-bits), you'll need an audio interface. This is sort of the dilemma I am in, because my laptop does not have a line-in port for stereo input, so I'm looking into audio interfaces. To me it's overkill, because the mixer already fulfills a lot of the functions of the audio interface, and the only thing it's missing is a high quality ADC. I may have to do it anyway in the future.
As for whether or not 48 kHz is enough, or you need 96 kHz or even 192 kHz is another discussion. For most purposes, it should be enough. If you want very high audio accuracy esp. at the higher frequencies of the human hearing band (like 12 Hz to 20 Hz), which you can look up samples for and hear how they sound, then you may need 96 kHz or higher. On the other hand, sound quality can easily be affected by things like vibrations in your microphone mounting or background noise, so unless you deal with those problems, a move from 48 kHz to 96 kHz might not make a difference. I suppose it's good to future-proof yourself though.
Hi.. Can I ask some question about the connection? My mixer was connected to pc , I also can monitor my mic From the mixer and it is working. But my PC does not see any sound coming from the mixer, any idea?
Check to make sure your mixer is set to send the signal to whatever outputs you are plugged into. If it is and you are plugged into the correct input on your computer then the problem is in the sound settings on your computer or input settings in your software.
@@redhorsereincarnated5040 i have similar problem everything works but my pc doesnt say "external mic" or "external mixer" idk if it has to say that on input settings. Does the input jack have to be TRRS or TRS is fine to recognize my mic on my mixer?
Great video, really helped me quickly get up and going.
Glad it helped.
We have the profxv2 mixer that has a USB that i will be connecting to my computer. Now I see another setup where the soundboard is connected to an audio interface to computer. which is better? do both get same result, i mean stereo output?