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<blockquote data-quote="Tim McCulloch" data-source="post: 148218" data-attributes="member: 67">Re: Behringer X32 Matrix Duplicate Mix QuestionHello Dima-Tim Trace&#039;s advice is good, but I have a couple of additional thoughts.You need to route the effects RETURNS to the Matrix.&nbsp; With the X32 the only things that can feed a Matrix are Bus Outputs and L/M/R.&nbsp; This means you will need to do one of 2 things:&nbsp; assign the FX outputs to L/R (which is the default), or assign the FX outputs to a Mix Bus (say, Mix 12 for our example).First, if you do not want your FX returned to L/R you will need to go the the home page for each effect and de-select the L/R routing and then using the Sends tab, send the FX return to Bus 12.&nbsp; On the Bus 12 home page, select the Sends tab and send the Bus output to which ever Matrix(s) you desire.&nbsp; The Bus 12 master becomes your effects RETURN master.&nbsp; Buses 13-16 remain as your SEND masters.By routing your Mix Bus 13-16 to the Matrix, you ARE routing your dry signals, not the effects returns.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tim McCulloch, post: 148218, member: 67"] Re: Behringer X32 Matrix Duplicate Mix Question Hello Dima- Tim Trace's advice is good, but I have a couple of additional thoughts. You need to route the effects RETURNS to the Matrix. With the X32 the only things that can feed a Matrix are Bus Outputs and L/M/R. This means you will need to do one of 2 things: assign the FX outputs to L/R (which is the default), or assign the FX outputs to a Mix Bus (say, Mix 12 for our example). First, if you do not want your FX returned to L/R you will need to go the the home page for each effect and de-select the L/R routing and then using the Sends tab, send the FX return to Bus 12. On the Bus 12 home page, select the Sends tab and send the Bus output to which ever Matrix(s) you desire. The Bus 12 master becomes your effects RETURN master. Buses 13-16 remain as your SEND masters. By routing your Mix Bus 13-16 to the Matrix, you ARE routing your dry signals, not the effects returns. [/QUOTE]

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