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<blockquote data-quote="Kevin Maxwell" data-source="post: 60160" data-attributes="member: 321">Re: Uli Behringer of The Music Group Q&amp;AUli thank you for your participation here.I do a few musicals a year and for my needs a digital console that is reasonably priced like the X32 looks like it would be very usable for these types of shows. But I have been using at least 20-24 wireless body packs as well as area mics (usually around 9) and sometimes I mic the pit band also. So I am looking for something more like an X48.If you do make such a console please consider a surface with at least 24 input faders and 8 master faders. Also please let the console do decimal point scenes and let me do at least 300 or more scenes. Also you can leave most of the preamps off of the surface and let us use the S16 stage boxes for the preamps. Also please locate the Go (recall next scene) and Back (recall previous scene) buttons down near the bottom of the surface so I can rest my wrist on the console and hit those buttons without having to reach over anything. Or give me GPI connections that are programmable so I cam make my own GO/Back box like I have for the SC48. I am sure that there are more things that would make a board like that theatrical friendly for the lower priced shows that I am doing but those are the big things that come to mind. I have been using a Behringer BCF2000 when I use the Roland M400 to expand the capabilities and give me some Recall safed faders and I use it as my GO/Back controller.&nbsp; I have gotten to the point where I wont do a musical theatrical show without a digital console. In the past I have used (we sub rent) a bunch of different consoles including Yamaha PM5DRH, M7cl, Avid/Digidesign SC48, A&amp;H iLive T112, and the Roland M400.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kevin Maxwell, post: 60160, member: 321"] Re: Uli Behringer of The Music Group Q&A Uli thank you for your participation here. I do a few musicals a year and for my needs a digital console that is reasonably priced like the X32 looks like it would be very usable for these types of shows. But I have been using at least 20-24 wireless body packs as well as area mics (usually around 9) and sometimes I mic the pit band also. So I am looking for something more like an X48. If you do make such a console please consider a surface with at least 24 input faders and 8 master faders. Also please let the console do decimal point scenes and let me do at least 300 or more scenes. Also you can leave most of the preamps off of the surface and let us use the S16 stage boxes for the preamps. Also please locate the Go (recall next scene) and Back (recall previous scene) buttons down near the bottom of the surface so I can rest my wrist on the console and hit those buttons without having to reach over anything. Or give me GPI connections that are programmable so I cam make my own GO/Back box like I have for the SC48. I am sure that there are more things that would make a board like that theatrical friendly for the lower priced shows that I am doing but those are the big things that come to mind. I have been using a Behringer BCF2000 when I use the Roland M400 to expand the capabilities and give me some Recall safed faders and I use it as my GO/Back controller. I have gotten to the point where I wont do a musical theatrical show without a digital console. In the past I have used (we sub rent) a bunch of different consoles including Yamaha PM5DRH, M7cl, Avid/Digidesign SC48, A&H iLive T112, and the Roland M400. [/QUOTE]

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