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<blockquote data-quote="Dan Mortensen" data-source="post: 121705" data-attributes="member: 2826">Re: Behringer X32 Firmware v3.0 Feature RequestsYes, although knowing that hardware is harder to change than software, I wouldn&#039;t expect it to be possible on the console. I could have just as easily done that part of the mix on iPads. In my situation last night, having that feature on the console or iPad would have allowed me to mix the choir on faders controlling both main and monitor sends. Had I known about it before the soundcheck rather than after, I could have repositioned the console patch to have them all within a section of the iPad rather than spread out over two groups of 8. There was definitely no time to reconfigure, and I didn&#039;t know then that they&#039;d need the change in FOH, too. It certainly didn&#039;t ruin the night for anyone....I&#039;m not sure what a mix station is; googling finds that it&#039;s either a DJ mixer on a computer, or some kind of furniture, or possibly an android X32 app. Is it one of those things? If the latter, why isn&#039;t it on the iPad, too? (rhetorical)Funny how that works. It&#039;s like your brain is trying to stay still to process whatever the hell that was and decide if you are damaged in any way before responding. That situation is one where having all controls visible would make it quicker to respond without much thought, which is where athletes and similar people try to get to, to be able to effectively respond to something that they&#039;re not even consciously aware is what they&#039;re doing. The intermediary brain is out of the picture and it&#039;s just reflexes and training.That&#039;s the Way of the Ninja Sound Engineer; that&#039;s how we do it. Yeah, that&#039;s it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dan Mortensen, post: 121705, member: 2826"] Re: Behringer X32 Firmware v3.0 Feature Requests Yes, although knowing that hardware is harder to change than software, I wouldn't expect it to be possible on the console. I could have just as easily done that part of the mix on iPads. In my situation last night, having that feature on the console or iPad would have allowed me to mix the choir on faders controlling both main and monitor sends. Had I known about it before the soundcheck rather than after, I could have repositioned the console patch to have them all within a section of the iPad rather than spread out over two groups of 8. There was definitely no time to reconfigure, and I didn't know then that they'd need the change in FOH, too. It certainly didn't ruin the night for anyone.... I'm not sure what a mix station is; googling finds that it's either a DJ mixer on a computer, or some kind of furniture, or possibly an android X32 app. Is it one of those things? If the latter, why isn't it on the iPad, too? (rhetorical) Funny how that works. It's like your brain is trying to stay still to process whatever the hell that was and decide if you are damaged in any way before responding. That situation is one where having all controls visible would make it quicker to respond without much thought, which is where athletes and similar people try to get to, to be able to effectively respond to something that they're not even consciously aware is what they're doing. The intermediary brain is out of the picture and it's just reflexes and training. That's the Way of the Ninja Sound Engineer; that's how we do it. Yeah, that's it. [/QUOTE]

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