Re: Behringer X32 Firmware v3.0 Feature Requests
If I understand you correctly you are routing the left and right to the matrix and using the matrix almost as one would normally use a DSP (Digital Speaker Processor). If that is correct then your volunteer crew shouldn’t be changing the levels on the Matrix level. You don’t want them to change the relationship of how much goes to the delays and where ever else the Matrix outs feed. So this is ideal for using those Matrix outs as the trims. Just drop those outputs the 5 or 6db that you want and have them control the overall output with the L/R fader. I did this method in a church with their X32 because at the levels they wanted the L/R fader had to be down towards the bottom of its travel and a little physical change (movement) made a big change in level. So I routed it to the matrix and brought them down and they had more play in the L/R master.
If you have any DCA faders left over you can also do what I like to. I use the mix buses as my groups and then assign DCA-8 to control only those mix buses giving me an overall DCA master.
That's a great idea and I have thought of using it. However, we have maxed out the use of the matrix mixes.
Having a separate trim would help in configuring delay fills etc, without using up a matrix or mix buss.
Eg. I usually duplicate the main outputs across six XLR outputs, to feed different speakers. So, having a gain trim along with delay knob would be most useful during system setup.
If I understand you correctly you are routing the left and right to the matrix and using the matrix almost as one would normally use a DSP (Digital Speaker Processor). If that is correct then your volunteer crew shouldn’t be changing the levels on the Matrix level. You don’t want them to change the relationship of how much goes to the delays and where ever else the Matrix outs feed. So this is ideal for using those Matrix outs as the trims. Just drop those outputs the 5 or 6db that you want and have them control the overall output with the L/R fader. I did this method in a church with their X32 because at the levels they wanted the L/R fader had to be down towards the bottom of its travel and a little physical change (movement) made a big change in level. So I routed it to the matrix and brought them down and they had more play in the L/R master.
If you have any DCA faders left over you can also do what I like to. I use the mix buses as my groups and then assign DCA-8 to control only those mix buses giving me an overall DCA master.