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<blockquote data-quote="Dirk Martens" data-source="post: 113762" data-attributes="member: 6036">re: New QSC Product - TouchMixYes and no to this one. Everybody wants recallable gains, but watching literally hundreds of engineers during their Linecheck or Soundcheck, I find that the first button they touch in nearly every instance is the gain. It also is the one parameter that actually does need checking every single day ( if not minute ). It also is the parameter that is most likely to change every single day ( if not minute ). So I am slightly biased about the obsession with that one being stored. What difference does it make if you have to adjust it anyway?Then again in a theatre application a recallable Preamp would be really useful. But it is actually not easy to do and therefore will require the willingness to pay more money. I basically think if you pay less then 3000 bucks for your mixer you need to get over that one. BTW. What happened to real mixing, An XL4 never had recallable Preamps.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dirk Martens, post: 113762, member: 6036"] re: New QSC Product - TouchMix Yes and no to this one. Everybody wants recallable gains, but watching literally hundreds of engineers during their Linecheck or Soundcheck, I find that the first button they touch in nearly every instance is the gain. It also is the one parameter that actually does need checking every single day ( if not minute ). It also is the parameter that is most likely to change every single day ( if not minute ). So I am slightly biased about the obsession with that one being stored. What difference does it make if you have to adjust it anyway? Then again in a theatre application a recallable Preamp would be really useful. But it is actually not easy to do and therefore will require the willingness to pay more money. I basically think if you pay less then 3000 bucks for your mixer you need to get over that one. BTW. What happened to real mixing, An XL4 never had recallable Preamps. [/QUOTE]

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