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<blockquote data-quote="cary begans" data-source="post: 130121" data-attributes="member: 5902">Re: New Midas M32 ConsoleGain splitting can be used on all AES50 connected X/M 32 mixers in a specific rig, including the mixer setup for local (&#039;master&#039;) control. A realistic and workable amount of analog preamp gain would get set during sound check and prior to enabling gain split. Gain splitting simply removes the analog gain control from each individual channel strip, replacing it instead, with a digital trim control that can provide up to 18db of additional signal. This trim control is totally independent of any other connected mixer&#039;s trim control and most importantly, it does not alter the original analog gain set. So the monitor guy can alter his trim without bothering the FOH guy and vice versa while both working with the exact same channel&#039;s analog headamp gain. Once gain split is active you can only change the analog gain from your SETUP page under the preamp menu.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="cary begans, post: 130121, member: 5902"] Re: New Midas M32 Console Gain splitting can be used on all AES50 connected X/M 32 mixers in a specific rig, including the mixer setup for local ('master') control. A realistic and workable amount of analog preamp gain would get set during sound check and prior to enabling gain split. Gain splitting simply removes the analog gain control from each individual channel strip, replacing it instead, with a digital trim control that can provide up to 18db of additional signal. This trim control is totally independent of any other connected mixer's trim control and most importantly, it does not alter the original analog gain set. So the monitor guy can alter his trim without bothering the FOH guy and vice versa while both working with the exact same channel's analog headamp gain. Once gain split is active you can only change the analog gain from your SETUP page under the preamp menu. [/QUOTE]

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