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Hello,
Is it possible to have effects on the Behringer P16's? Right now there is a dry signal, is there a way to have it come out the way it is coming out of the house with the reverbs and delays? Thank you.
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Short answer: yes. Probably the best way to do it is to take a spare aux mix and send the desired amount of efx into it and then map that aux to one of the channels on the P16. That said, I have found effects in iems and monitor mixes can often lead to intonation issues with singers.
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Short answer: yes. Probably the best way to do it is to take a spare aux mix and send the desired amount of efx into it and then map that aux to one of the channels on the P16. That said, I have found effects in iems and monitor mixes can often lead to intonation issues with singers.
Thanks for this! I will go ahead and try that. The intonation part makes sense. We only have the band using the P16's and the vocalist are using floor monitors for now.
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Toby,
Good luck and update us when you try this. Personally, I tend to set up the P16 for worship something like this:
16 - click track.
15 - backing track(s) - if you are using multiple tracks, sum them into a bus and assign it here.
14 - EFX aux mix (usually Aux 12)
13 - Drums (mix them onto Aux bus 11)
Use the other 12 as needed. I try to have Vox 1-4 and then the other instruments as needed. I am a bit OCD, so I try to match channel numbers with the P16 channels, to a point, and print out little strips with the channel descriptions and tape them to the P16s.
Then, have all your musos watch this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zBeCasZhwCg