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<blockquote data-quote="Tim Weaver" data-source="post: 123026" data-attributes="member: 317">Re: Behringer X32 Firmware v3.0 Feature RequestsOn the 3rd layer you have the stereo FX return channels. These are dedicated to the outputs of the 4 FX slots that can hold reverbs (FX1-4). I need a multiband comp in my setup. The only place you can patch the &quot;Combinator&quot; comp is in FX slots 1-4. I inserted my MBC on the main stereo bus, therefor I don&#039;t need an FX return for it. Unfortunately the output of the multiband comp still feeds to the Stereo effect return channels. It&#039;s eating up a pair of channels that I could use for something else. This will happen anytime you insert any effect from slot 1-4 instead of using it as a send-return type setup. You insert the effect, but you still get audio back on the dedicated return. I would rather patch an ipod or the USB playback there, but the fx returns are not patchable at all.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tim Weaver, post: 123026, member: 317"] Re: Behringer X32 Firmware v3.0 Feature Requests On the 3rd layer you have the stereo FX return channels. These are dedicated to the outputs of the 4 FX slots that can hold reverbs (FX1-4). I need a multiband comp in my setup. The only place you can patch the "Combinator" comp is in FX slots 1-4. I inserted my MBC on the main stereo bus, therefor I don't need an FX return for it. Unfortunately the output of the multiband comp still feeds to the Stereo effect return channels. It's eating up a pair of channels that I could use for something else. This will happen anytime you insert any effect from slot 1-4 instead of using it as a send-return type setup. You insert the effect, but you still get audio back on the dedicated return. I would rather patch an ipod or the USB playback there, but the fx returns are not patchable at all. [/QUOTE]

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