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<blockquote data-quote="Jeff Babcock" data-source="post: 138333" data-attributes="member: 46">Re: Behringer X32 Firmware v3.0 Feature RequestsI&#039;m with Ivan and Daniel on this one.&nbsp; Like it or not, lots of folks want autotune.&nbsp; TC Helicon sells tons of their boxes (I even own one (Mic Mechanic), and it&#039;s great).&nbsp; There is a market. In some genres it is a part of the vocal sound.&nbsp; My own opinion about those genres is irrelevant.&nbsp; Autotune in the X series would be a great tool for some folks.&nbsp; Let&#039;s leave personal taste out of the equation.&nbsp; One man&#039;s rubbish is another man&#039;s art.The other artistically semi-controversial one I want is a drum replacement plug-in, which I&#039;ve already mentioned in this thread.I&#039;d also like to see an update to the control app (or maybe a separate app) that would allow it to scale and support a large touchscreen display at a higher resolution, along the lines of the new stuff Presonus is doing.&nbsp; With multi-touch support of course.&nbsp; Basically a slicker way to see and control all of the essentials from a single pane of glass, optimized for mixing rather than editing.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jeff Babcock, post: 138333, member: 46"] Re: Behringer X32 Firmware v3.0 Feature Requests I'm with Ivan and Daniel on this one. Like it or not, lots of folks want autotune. TC Helicon sells tons of their boxes (I even own one (Mic Mechanic), and it's great). There is a market. In some genres it is a part of the vocal sound. My own opinion about those genres is irrelevant. Autotune in the X series would be a great tool for some folks. Let's leave personal taste out of the equation. One man's rubbish is another man's art. The other artistically semi-controversial one I want is a drum replacement plug-in, which I've already mentioned in this thread. I'd also like to see an update to the control app (or maybe a separate app) that would allow it to scale and support a large touchscreen display at a higher resolution, along the lines of the new stuff Presonus is doing. With multi-touch support of course. Basically a slicker way to see and control all of the essentials from a single pane of glass, optimized for mixing rather than editing. [/QUOTE]

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