1. Lower Mic Gain

• On the X32, select the channel with the mic.

• Press the "SELECT" button for that channel.

• Use the gain knob (top-left) to reduce the preamp gain. Too much gain = higher chance of feedback.

2. Use EQ to Notch Problem Frequencies

• Select the mic channel.

• Press "SELECT", then go to the EQ section.

• Sweep the mid-frequency band (narrow Q) and lower the gain to cut the problem frequency.

• Use RTA (Real-Time Analyzer) on the X32 to identify feedback peaks quickly.

3. Use a High-Pass Filter (HPF)

• On the mic channel, enable the HPF to cut low-end rumble that can cause low-frequency feedback.

4. Check Speaker and Mic Placement

• Keep microphones behind speakers or monitors, never pointing at them.

• Use directional mics (like cardioid) and aim null points toward the monitors

Applying Effects (FX):

1. Select channel with “Select” button.

2. Use “Sends on Fader” and adjust FX faders.

Fixing Mic/Instrument Dropouts:

·       - Check the Gate:

1. Select the channel > Gate tab.

2. Adjust “Threshold” left to open the gate and stop cutting.

·       - Check cables: Replace bad XLR or ¼” cables if needed.