Mixer Basics Part 3 - Eliminating Feedback with a Parametric EQ

Perry explains a simple technique to diagnose and eliminate microphone feedback with your parametric EQ on your mixer.
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[@Fullstop2022]

Thank you so much the video is very useful!

[@aleksandrkardash9081]

Thank you, it is super clear explanation 🙏👍🌟

[@stephandeterville6874]

Yooo I love your content!!!!! Really helps
Can u do a full tutorial on moving vocals in different environments with a basic analogy mixer tho. I don't know why there's no CZcams video about this online. Or if so it's really hard to find

[@gabrielpeter-cm2xt]

Thank you so much it really did help

[@SeniorBrother1]

What if the mixer has the
Hi
Hi-Mid
Low Mid
Low
Knobs how do you eliminate feedback with 😭💔?

[@jonathanchartrand3351]

Finally I found a tutorial on controlling the mid EQ. It looks like he's using a Soundcraft Signature mixer.

[@peternedilsky9851]

It's a Mackie.

[@borisjohnson246]

Definitely didn’t look like a Soundcraft 🤔 lol

[@thedayones4918]

Thanks 🙏🏽

[@AbeMartinez-NSP]

Thanks for the help.

[@Taylorsound]

Happy to help

[@IsmaelMulti]

Thanks a lot!

[@MarcHaineLive]

I have a Mackie FX12 pro that only has the High, Mid and low. Would I do that with the equalizer?

[@ChristopherCabello]

So I'm new to the mixing world. I have to run sound for my church and we have x32 Yamaha board that's only analog. Aside from just turning each knob until I eliminate the feedback is there any other way to quickly guess what I need to do when I get feedback? I've killed the high ends but now my Rector sounds tinny. Any suggestions?

[@ezeechords3578]

Will this work for guitar and other instruments?

[@OnlineMD]

Duh....I just googled mixers with parametric EQ and on Sweetwater it showed devices costing thousands of dollars! :) Interestingly, on my Bose S1 Pro, when I turn the bass way up, the feedback gets a lot worse.

[@jakewengronowitz6259]

May be useful to point out that it depends entirely on the “source” that’s providing feedback before seeking to eliminate it.
Knifing your 4K might work great for a single vocal mic (comedy show, speech, etc) but if you’re also running background music simultaneously you’re cutting out a critical portion of audible frequency; given the general rule that human hearing is fine tuned for Hz between 2-6K.
Otherwise solid video that gets to the point.

[@chrishamilton3740]

yeah, but he's talking about the single channel, not the overall main output so that background music would not be affected by this mic adjustment in this single channel.

[@djphillmp]

What mixer model is that?

[@ZacharyRedFulton]

At 2:36, it already says on the mixer which frequencies the high and low knobs are fixed at. 🙂

[@TheDviking1]

Mid and Freq are opposite on my Soundcraft.

[@JohnNy-ni9np]

Sir, human ear can not hear 4Hz so this frequency can not cause feedback at all, like wise you can not hear 600 kHz either.
Do you mean 600Hz and 4kHz ?

[@Taylorsound]

you are correct.

[@leelee3701]

Lol he meant 4khz, you can see that from the position of the knob the time he was talking.

[@JohnNy-ni9np]

@@leelee3701 , I thought it'll be more cool if he said 4MHz.

[@user-kl1lf6co5u]

what is software used