Let’s be honest—nothing kills a moment faster than a pastor or worship leader’s mic cutting in and out mid-sentence. You hear the first word, then silence, then it pops back in like nothing happened. And the first thing everyone does? Look at you in the booth 😅. Here are the real reasons it happens in churches (and how to fight it): 1. Antennas hidden or blockedIf your receiver antennas are stuffed behind a rack or pointed at the floor, you’re asking for trouble. Always get them above head height and line-of-sight with the stage. 2. Too far from the receiverMost budget systems start struggling past 100 ft, especially if there are walls or bodies in the way. Distance = dropout. 3. Frequency chaosIf your wireless is running in the same band as Wi-Fi routers, lighting controllers, or other wireless mics, expect interference. Always scan and set clear frequencies. 4. Cheap batteriesHalf the “mystery cutouts” I’ve seen came down to weak AA batteries. Spend a few extra bucks on quality rechargeables—it’s worth it. ⚡ Pro tip: In churches where the stage is far from the booth, use remote antennas on stands closer to the platform. That single change can take you from constant dropouts to rock-solid audio. 💬 Question: What’s the biggest cause of wireless mic dropouts in YOUR church—distance, interference, or just bad batteries? — Nate

Hello all, how do I change the inputs (channel 12 and 13 effects) with other channels (mics) in the Behringer x32?