u/Outside-Air-606

Hello, I am currently attempting to add crowd mics to my venue. I am confused about how you’re supposed to route crowd mics to the stream. We use a Midas M32, and a PC with OBS to stream. The M32 and PC are connected through USB.

I tried googling and asking AI but I’m still confused.

I understand the part about disabling the Main LR in the menu, but the whole part in the routing page where it has all the outputs, card, etc, to make it go to the stream through USB is what I do not know how to navigate and setup.

We are likely using the inputs on the console itself for the crowd mics, since it would be easier to connect the mics to the console than the stage box.

Thanks!!

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Hello all. Which of these layouts would be better? I would think having the speakers offset horizontally could cause some comb filter, but it also allows much less distance between the woofers and midrange, as well as 3 different distances to baffle edges for the midrange and tweeter which should help diffraction.

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Hi, here's a screenshot of my design. This is going to be my first time designing a 3 way speaker. I learned from my last 2 DIY speakers that phase between the drivers turns out to be quite important, so I made sure to spend more time tuning for phase in this design.

I am planning to use (in each speaker assembly) 3 GRS 6SMP-4 6.5" woofers, 1 HiVi DMB-A 2" Fabric Dome Midrange, and 1 Beston RT002A Ribbon Tweeter.

How does it look? Anything I need to reconsider?