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<blockquote data-quote="Peter van Gils" data-source="post: 206278" data-attributes="member: 3943">This is not possible on a digital snake: there is automagic addition of signals...You will have to patch (digitally):I assume that you daisy chain the S16s, so their inputs will be on AES50 1-32.Assign the inputs of your X32 to e.g. AES50 A1-A32 (on the screen in your screenshot).On the config screen of each channel you can patch the input. E.g. Channel 1 you select input A1 for the kick and for channel 2 you select input A18 (input 2 of the other S16). I have a default scene that starts with all channels patched to &quot;off&quot;. During band setup I write down the input number for each mic and then later I patch each channel to the corresponding input. This also allows you to use a kind of standard channel layout that you like, indepent of the input assignments.Note: I carefully distinguish &quot;AES50 channels&quot; from &quot;X32 inputs&quot; and &quot;X32 channels&quot;. You patch channels in groups of 8 between the first two and you can patch per one between the latter two.Sent from my iPhone</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Peter van Gils, post: 206278, member: 3943"] This is not possible on a digital snake: there is automagic addition of signals... You will have to patch (digitally): I assume that you daisy chain the S16s, so their inputs will be on AES50 1-32. Assign the inputs of your X32 to e.g. AES50 A1-A32 (on the screen in your screenshot). On the config screen of each channel you can patch the input. E.g. Channel 1 you select input A1 for the kick and for channel 2 you select input A18 (input 2 of the other S16). I have a default scene that starts with all channels patched to "off". During band setup I write down the input number for each mic and then later I patch each channel to the corresponding input. This also allows you to use a kind of standard channel layout that you like, indepent of the input assignments. Note: I carefully distinguish "AES50 channels" from "X32 inputs" and "X32 channels". You patch channels in groups of 8 between the first two and you can patch per one between the latter two. Sent from my iPhone [/QUOTE]

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