Jay Ashworth
Well-Known Member
Our new mic gear is finally in (college provisioning cycles are hell), and we're setting it up on the 20th.
It's QLX-D; we'll be rebuilding our 6-channel analog Shure SKB cases into 8-channel digitals; we're going to reuse the power/splitters, and we'll be putting switches in, so we can control the 16 new recievers from WWB/Mac in the booth.
6 of our old analogs were below 600MHz, so we're keeping them; shuffling as necessary to have the 6 channels that live in the booth on those receivers if they aren't already.
I'm assuming that I'll be able to fix those 6 receivers' bands in WWB, and have it coordinate all 22 receivers, even though I'll have to tune the analog ones myself; that's correct?
WWB won't freak out if it can't find all the receivers it knows about, right?
We sometimes use one stage box, sometimes too; I don't always turn on receivers I know won't have a pack/handheld on them, depending on whom the A2 is.
I am looking forward to being able to replace a dying pack by just resyncing the new one to the relevant receiver...
Anyone have any other QLX tips or web pointers to share?
It's QLX-D; we'll be rebuilding our 6-channel analog Shure SKB cases into 8-channel digitals; we're going to reuse the power/splitters, and we'll be putting switches in, so we can control the 16 new recievers from WWB/Mac in the booth.
6 of our old analogs were below 600MHz, so we're keeping them; shuffling as necessary to have the 6 channels that live in the booth on those receivers if they aren't already.
I'm assuming that I'll be able to fix those 6 receivers' bands in WWB, and have it coordinate all 22 receivers, even though I'll have to tune the analog ones myself; that's correct?
WWB won't freak out if it can't find all the receivers it knows about, right?
We sometimes use one stage box, sometimes too; I don't always turn on receivers I know won't have a pack/handheld on them, depending on whom the A2 is.
I am looking forward to being able to replace a dying pack by just resyncing the new one to the relevant receiver...
Anyone have any other QLX tips or web pointers to share?