The A1 Walkthrough series is officially underway! We are starting at the heart of the system: the Soundcraft Vi3000. In this video, I’m pulling back the curtain on how I organize a pro-level fader layout to handle high-stakes shows without breaking a sweat. If you’ve ever felt "lost" in your own mix during a festival patch, this is for you. 📺 Watch Part 1 Below 🛠 How to Use This Lesson: - Follow Along: Open the BERA A1 Showfile I emailed you (it’s also in the Classroom under 'Resources'). - Reference the I/O: Pay close attention to the mark where I explain the matrix routing—this is the "brain" of the rig. - Take Notes: Look for the specific naming conventions I use for speed. 📈 Level Up Your Status Remember, every time you comment and interact, you earn points toward Leveling Up on our community leaderboard. Higher levels unlock exclusive deep-dives and direct coaching opportunities! 💬 COMMENT BELOW: What is the most frustrating part of your current console layout? Is it the I/O patch, the fader banks, or something else? I’ll be jumping in to answer your specific questions about this Vi3000 setup!

Ive been in a theater production as a1 for the entire week - 8 shows, audiences totaling 6500. Here is the show file. Extract the file and put the show in a folder named shows to transfer it to a Vi3000 console or editor.

Here is the x32 Worship setup in action. AMA

Discussion tutorial coming for this recording setup! Mic: Neumann TLM49

The update for v2 is on the way!