Trying to figure out how to use the crossover filters that were added in a recent (v1.10??) firmware update on the X32. I'm having trouble finding any documentation regarding this new feature, and what little playing I did, didn't seem real intuitive (at least for someone as inexperienced as me).
What I'm really trying to do is configure up an Aux-fed sub.
When we added the subs (and respective amp), I configured bus8 to send to output 13 and sent the audio source (I was playing mainstream music from an MP3 player via an AUX in) to the bus. I configured a low pass filter on the bus to cut everything above 150Hz (I realize the ideal location is something that should be measured and set respectively). But, considering I'm not using the new filters available on the EQ section to matrices, I'm bettin' there is a better way.
I briefly played with the new EQ options available on the MTX's, but I'm not quite 'getting' how say a BU12 is different from a low pass filter with a 12db slope, and why the BU12 uses a second EQ on the matrix.
I know this really belongs in the elementary-school category, but I didn't see one of those here. Thanks in advance for your guidance.
-- Mitch
What I'm really trying to do is configure up an Aux-fed sub.
When we added the subs (and respective amp), I configured bus8 to send to output 13 and sent the audio source (I was playing mainstream music from an MP3 player via an AUX in) to the bus. I configured a low pass filter on the bus to cut everything above 150Hz (I realize the ideal location is something that should be measured and set respectively). But, considering I'm not using the new filters available on the EQ section to matrices, I'm bettin' there is a better way.
I briefly played with the new EQ options available on the MTX's, but I'm not quite 'getting' how say a BU12 is different from a low pass filter with a 12db slope, and why the BU12 uses a second EQ on the matrix.
I know this really belongs in the elementary-school category, but I didn't see one of those here. Thanks in advance for your guidance.
-- Mitch