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<blockquote data-quote="Guy Graham" data-source="post: 129876" data-attributes="member: 1944">Re: A&amp;H QU Onboard Preamp AssignmentI agree that for what is effectively positioned as the digital Mixwiz, it makes sense to prevent unusual routing schemes causing issue further down the line. Having seen how many X32 users are getting confused by the fixed blocks of eight initial routing structure, it makes sense for A&amp;H to eliminate this kind of potential issue.As for individual monitor mixes - whilst the ME1 unit may seem expensive at around £400, when used as an alternative to the iPod/iPad/iPhone method it&#039;s clearly much more stable and less likely to cause problems for all users, as it&#039;s much simpler to both setup and operate.Also if A&amp;H release an app as has been requested, it inevitably will eat in to potential sales of their own excellent bespoke solution.Sent from my GT-I8160&nbsp; 2</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Guy Graham, post: 129876, member: 1944"] Re: A&H QU Onboard Preamp Assignment I agree that for what is effectively positioned as the digital Mixwiz, it makes sense to prevent unusual routing schemes causing issue further down the line. Having seen how many X32 users are getting confused by the fixed blocks of eight initial routing structure, it makes sense for A&H to eliminate this kind of potential issue. As for individual monitor mixes - whilst the ME1 unit may seem expensive at around £400, when used as an alternative to the iPod/iPad/iPhone method it's clearly much more stable and less likely to cause problems for all users, as it's much simpler to both setup and operate. Also if A&H release an app as has been requested, it inevitably will eat in to potential sales of their own excellent bespoke solution. Sent from my GT-I8160 2 [/QUOTE]

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