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<blockquote data-quote="Tim Tyler" data-source="post: 133429" data-attributes="member: 1105">Re: Digital layouts for analog guysShane -Dave B is using an X32, doing what he described does not cause issues as it did on my Yamaha digitals and my iLive digitals.&nbsp; Behringer has solved this issue in the x32/m32 mix busses, so no comb filtering.&nbsp; -here is a synopsis of what I observed about this after some testing I did on the bench.&nbsp; Midas asserts the M32 has phase coherent mixbusses, and it was posited that the x32 was the same.&nbsp; Since I didn&#039;t see that anywhere in any of the x32 literature, I decided to find out for myself.&nbsp; They are the same, and comps have no effect on the signal integrity.&nbsp; I don&#039;t know of any other mixers in this price range with this performance feature.<a href="http://forums.prosoundweb.com/index.php/topic,152205.msg1397179.html#msg1397179" target="_blank">http://forums.prosoundweb.com/index.php/topic,152205.msg1397179.html#msg1397179</a>Cheers,-Tim T</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tim Tyler, post: 133429, member: 1105"] Re: Digital layouts for analog guys Shane - Dave B is using an X32, doing what he described does not cause issues as it did on my Yamaha digitals and my iLive digitals. Behringer has solved this issue in the x32/m32 mix busses, so no comb filtering. -here is a synopsis of what I observed about this after some testing I did on the bench. Midas asserts the M32 has phase coherent mixbusses, and it was posited that the x32 was the same. Since I didn't see that anywhere in any of the x32 literature, I decided to find out for myself. They are the same, and comps have no effect on the signal integrity. I don't know of any other mixers in this price range with this performance feature. [URL]http://forums.prosoundweb.com/index.php/topic,152205.msg1397179.html#msg1397179[/URL] Cheers, -Tim T [/QUOTE]

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