u/Techman_360zx

I have a meeting room that has a few wireless mics, as well as Shure MXA920's. Using QSYS as the DSP.

For in room use, folks will use the wireless mics if they need reinforcement. My problem is my mix for conferencing.

Curious how folks handle multiple MXA's with DSP, whether you mix or automix, and then how to handle the ceiling mics with the wireless mics. If I run the wireless mics and the ceiling mics together, I have some phasing stuff going on, if I automix, the automixers seem to drift back and forth between the wireless mics and ceiling mics, which can sound jarring/not great...

Would like to hear how folks would think through/process a situation like this, thanks!

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