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<blockquote data-quote="Brian Wynn" data-source="post: 65818" data-attributes="member: 113">Re: Midas Pro 1Correct me if I&#039;m wrong but you can only bring the graphic eq up on the faders as long as you have a geq inserted from the geq rack.&nbsp;&nbsp; Which if you use the geq rack you lose the ability to use a parametric eq for that output. So you can not have a peq and a geq at the sametime.&nbsp;&nbsp; And the fix for that was that gen2 software now has a geq in the effects rack. Although when used in this manner you now have to route your output through the effects rack in the patching screen which doesn&#039;t allow the geq to be inserted on the mix so it can not be displayed on the geq faders. So you are forced to us the mouse or the assignable encoders for your geq.I think they should put a dual parametric eq in the effects rack so that we can use the faders from the geq still.Fyi I can use both peq and geq on the outputs of my behringer x32.Just my two cents.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Brian Wynn, post: 65818, member: 113"] Re: Midas Pro 1 Correct me if I'm wrong but you can only bring the graphic eq up on the faders as long as you have a geq inserted from the geq rack. Which if you use the geq rack you lose the ability to use a parametric eq for that output. So you can not have a peq and a geq at the sametime. And the fix for that was that gen2 software now has a geq in the effects rack. Although when used in this manner you now have to route your output through the effects rack in the patching screen which doesn't allow the geq to be inserted on the mix so it can not be displayed on the geq faders. So you are forced to us the mouse or the assignable encoders for your geq. I think they should put a dual parametric eq in the effects rack so that we can use the faders from the geq still. Fyi I can use both peq and geq on the outputs of my behringer x32. Just my two cents. [/QUOTE]

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