Perfect description in layman's terms. You will help a lot of people with this video

Can’t wait to see some videos tonight from the event!!

Perfect description as usual, Brian. Thank you so much for this!! And all of your videos!!

Great info Brian...Thanks for sharing and helping us all get a little better!

You're a BADASS! Thank you for posting these videos. I really want to buy those EVO 50's.

Your awesome in all capacities and I thank you. Always keep me motivated to do better and stay positive. 😉👍🏽

Thank you brian. That truly helps. Thank you for helping as all

Good information. Thanks Brian. Have fun..

Thanks Brian. I have never had to do this, but I always wanted to and was not sure the best option. We have a venue where this would be ideal.

I never adjusted the delay settings for my rear fill speakers but this is good info to know! Also, I use the Sennheiser G4 wireless pack to send a wireless signal to my remote speaker. I have videos on it on my YT page. Works great! Good luck tomorrow!

Thanks for this Brian. Very helpful.

Great video and clear explanation. Grab a laser tape measure for $25-40 and that will be a super fast adjustment to make!

Thanks for sharing good information 👍 greetings from 🇵🇭❤️

Cool this is totally a new dj tech thingy this awesome

Thanks Brian. I am going to run a couple of these as 30m's as fill speakers on NYE. Very helpful. Seems like that would be a feature in the Mixer section? I appreciate you sharing this information here on KZread.

Great video. Very helpful information.

Tip from a live sound engineer use the speaker dispersion angle which I believe is 120 degrees and have the speaker pointing to the back of the venue it helps to stop sound being cancelled by being the same

Excellent!

good stuff.

Thank you. I did a wedding years ago and it sounded like yankee stadium.

Hello Brian, did you use a long XLR cable or a wireless transmitter to the evolve 30s?

Hello Brian, did you run a long XLR cable to the Evolve 30 Or a wireless transmitter and receiver?

Great video. Did you run xlr or wireless? If wireless, what system?

@briansredd

3 жыл бұрын

XLR

So should we use delay for 1 foot? If the minimum is 1 foot, then can delay help at 6 feet between speakers?

If your speakers are at the back of the room for a ceremony, should you be concerned about establishing a delay in your speaker?

So now the XLR out will send a delay output?

So I guess I am a still confused. Which speaker is delayed, the back speaker? I would have thought sound traveled faster to the speakers with shorter cords like the mains.

@briansredd

3 жыл бұрын

I thought the same thing! The sounds coming out of the mains & the rear fill are actually happening at the same time. Think about Thunder & lightning. You see lightning before you hear it, right? That's because sound travels a LOT slower than light. If you think of electricity as light, that's what's happening with the speaker signal, getting to each speaker at light speed (so crazy fast we can't see it move). Sound, on the other hand, is a lot slower, and reaches the back of the room a fraction of a second after the dance floor in front of the speakers hears it. So, you get that echo that sounds like someone is train-wrecking a mix. So, delay the rear speaker, so the mains have time to catch up to it, and you got it!

Is there anyway of doing this with out the menus if your speakers don’t have that option?

@DjPetroni

2 жыл бұрын

Yes it is, you need a DSP processor such a DBX driverack pa2

Omg I literally sold my 30m because I thought it didn’t have a delay.

@briansredd

3 жыл бұрын

Oh no...

Did you Bluetooth the back speaker?

@madness8556

2 жыл бұрын

As mentioned above, he used a very long XLR cable.

I think thisguy on magic mushrooms

Is anyone... ANYONE... mentioning anything about "Magic Carpet Ride" by The Mighty Dub Cats? Nobody? Lol I grew up with that track! NICE!

Why no one doing a vocal reverb and delay test