Place the mixer at the back of the powered speaker.

Make sure the speaker is in front of all the microphones.

Place the powered speaker in front of the audience.

Proper positioning of the components is important to achieve the best audio amplification. Unbalanced connections should be kept short to reduce noise and interference.

Unbalanced lines – more susceptible to induced noise problems.

TRS and XLR jacks transmit audio signals from a balanced device to another. They are ideal to use for long cable runs.

Balanced lines – have the ability to reject induced noises.

The two types of connection are balanced and unbalanced lines. This will help you avoid interference or noise. To successfully connect powered speakers to your mixer, follow these steps: 1. This is the circuit that sends audio signals to other devices.

You can adjust the volume using this button. This button does not disable the whole audio system – it just puts the mixer in “solo mode”. This button adjusts the precision and flexibility of sound frequencies. Phantom Power – used for condenser microphones. It sets the Left/Right position of the channel in the stereo field. It prevents distortion of sounds as they pass through the channel.

Aux – sends a secondary feed of audio signals to another destination.

Fader – adjusts the audible signal from the channel.

Gain – refers to the loudness of sound.

Normally, each channel contains the following buttons: The number of input channels indicates the number of sources you have.

Connect audio interface to mixer