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<blockquote data-quote="Douglas R. Allen" data-source="post: 18256" data-attributes="member: 71">Re: 01V96 and aux fed subs question[[<a href="http://srforums.prosoundweb.com/index.php/t/9554/51/?SQ=385d2bb3ee97e9ad13c5aeaf0c86a5a2" target="_blank">http://srforums.prosoundweb.com/index.php/t/9554/51/?SQ=385d2bb3ee97e9ad13c5aeaf0c86a5a2</a>]]I did the above a long time ago now but there may be something there you can use. If you used the high cut parametric on your omni 4 out and the low cut on your stereo mains L/R outs you wouldn&#039;t need any crossover if your just running a biamped rig with a crossover point around 90/100hz. You can also take advantage of the delay in your desk to get the subs and midhigh in alignment if you want. Also you can have 1 Aux send feed 2 or more effects processors.You can have Aux 1 feeding Effects processor 1 and 2.&nbsp;If you are using Aux 1 for just vocals for a given effect, say reverb ,you can assign Aux 1 send to Effects processor 2 as well and have delay setup for your vocals. This gives you full use of all the effects processors on the desk and still a free an Aux for Aux Fed Subs.Not sure how long the above link will work but I wanted to pass it along. You could of course use your crossover just for the highs or Aux Subs if the filters are not quite right but these do work ok at the given crossover point. Douglas R. Allen</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Douglas R. Allen, post: 18256, member: 71"] Re: 01V96 and aux fed subs question [[[url="http://srforums.prosoundweb.com/index.php/t/9554/51/?SQ=385d2bb3ee97e9ad13c5aeaf0c86a5a2"]http://srforums.prosoundweb.com/index.php/t/9554/51/?SQ=385d2bb3ee97e9ad13c5aeaf0c86a5a2[/url]]] I did the above a long time ago now but there may be something there you can use. If you used the high cut parametric on your omni 4 out and the low cut on your stereo mains L/R outs you wouldn't need any crossover if your just running a biamped rig with a crossover point around 90/100hz. You can also take advantage of the delay in your desk to get the subs and midhigh in alignment if you want. Also you can have 1 Aux send feed 2 or more effects processors. You can have Aux 1 feeding Effects processor 1 and 2. If you are using Aux 1 for just vocals for a given effect, say reverb ,you can assign Aux 1 send to Effects processor 2 as well and have delay setup for your vocals. This gives you full use of all the effects processors on the desk and still a free an Aux for Aux Fed Subs. Not sure how long the above link will work but I wanted to pass it along. You could of course use your crossover just for the highs or Aux Subs if the filters are not quite right but these do work ok at the given crossover point. Douglas R. Allen [/QUOTE]

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