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<blockquote data-quote="Scott Bolt" data-source="post: 130026" data-attributes="member: 3950">Re: New presonus mixerPrice wise, it is close enough to the X32 Rack in MAP so that it won&#039;t matter (within $100-$200).The routing doesn&#039;t appear to be as flexible as the X32, the current incarnation of the app for the Presonus doesn&#039;t have colored scribble strips (it wouldn&#039;t match their color scheme, but I think it is an important feature), and it doesn&#039;t appear to have an off-line editor/manager program.It does support 96K, The GUI looks to be easier to use than the X32 app is, and it supports the AI integration with their speakers (which are pretty good sounding from what I hear).IMHO, the X32 line (and M32 line) will never have 96K internal processing.&nbsp; They may well allow the use of 96K AES50 devices, but the internal processing appears to be tapped out at 48Khz and would likely require a major hardware change to get to 96K (IMHO).Having said that ..... why does a mixer specifically designed for LIVE use need to have 96KHz operation?It appears to be a nice entry into the market.&nbsp; Of course, the final analysis will have to wait until the stability of the software and sound quality can be objectively tested in anger out in the field <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f609.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=";)" title="Wink&nbsp; &nbsp; ;)"&nbsp; data-smilie="2"data-shortname=";)" /></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Scott Bolt, post: 130026, member: 3950"] Re: New presonus mixer Price wise, it is close enough to the X32 Rack in MAP so that it won't matter (within $100-$200). The routing doesn't appear to be as flexible as the X32, the current incarnation of the app for the Presonus doesn't have colored scribble strips (it wouldn't match their color scheme, but I think it is an important feature), and it doesn't appear to have an off-line editor/manager program. It does support 96K, The GUI looks to be easier to use than the X32 app is, and it supports the AI integration with their speakers (which are pretty good sounding from what I hear). IMHO, the X32 line (and M32 line) will never have 96K internal processing. They may well allow the use of 96K AES50 devices, but the internal processing appears to be tapped out at 48Khz and would likely require a major hardware change to get to 96K (IMHO). Having said that ..... why does a mixer specifically designed for LIVE use need to have 96KHz operation? It appears to be a nice entry into the market. Of course, the final analysis will have to wait until the stability of the software and sound quality can be objectively tested in anger out in the field ;) [/QUOTE]

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