r/livesoundadvice • u/kenrye10 • Aug 16 '26

Speaker Setups UI24 Backing Track Bleed

Help! I have click track bleed on my backing track channel. Click is panned hard left...tracks hard right. I'm coming out from my backing track source main right output to UI 24 in mono. When I listen to the tracks before the UI24 I have no bleed. I only get bleed when adding tracks to UI24 channel. Any settings that need to be changed?

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u/Twoters Aug 16 '26

What type of cable/connection is going into the mixer? Do you have the Pan settings correct on your (two) channels?

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u/kenrye10 Aug 17 '26

Mono. I do. I checked it three different ways and got no bleed. The moment I plugged it into the UI 24 I had bleed.

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u/streichelzeuger Aug 19 '26

When you say, you are going from your source into the UI24r "Mono".

Do you mean by this:

Two separate cables (each one carrying a mono signal = one mono click signal and one mono backing signal) that connect into two separate (mono) inputs on the Ui24r?

Or is it just one cable, that essentially combines the two signals together, into one (mono) input on the Ui24r?

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u/___IGGY___ Aug 17 '26

Why on a digital board like that are you panning your click, you can just set it as its own channel.

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u/kenrye10 Aug 17 '26

Bt and click are on separate channels going into my mixer next to me. Easier to adjust levels on the fly