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<blockquote data-quote="Timo Ulkuniemi" data-source="post: 105089" data-attributes="member: 1978">Re: X32 DiscussionHelloThere is a way to do it - since it appears, that once you have set your panning, that´s it.First time takes a while to adjust, but later you have exactly what you asked.On every channel - switch LR OFFIf you use LCR for subs, leave it ON and adjust level accordingly.Select two free buses - i.e. 9&amp;10 - set their faders to 0dBOn Mixbus config tab select POST FADEROn MixBus MAIN-tab select LR for both , pan 9 to Left and 10 to RightUse channel feeds to 9&amp;10 - and adjust the balance between them as if you were panning LROnce this is done - it takes few minutes - you can run the desk as usually - when you need to cut one side down or boost the other, just use BUS 9&amp;10 masters for that. Your MAIN-fader will still control your output along your mono-sub-output, if you use one.Hope this puts you forward.Nuuska</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Timo Ulkuniemi, post: 105089, member: 1978"] Re: X32 Discussion Hello There is a way to do it - since it appears, that once you have set your panning, that´s it. First time takes a while to adjust, but later you have exactly what you asked. On every channel - switch LR OFF If you use LCR for subs, leave it ON and adjust level accordingly. Select two free buses - i.e. 9&10 - set their faders to 0dB On Mixbus config tab select POST FADER On MixBus MAIN-tab select LR for both , pan 9 to Left and 10 to Right Use channel feeds to 9&10 - and adjust the balance between them as if you were panning LR Once this is done - it takes few minutes - you can run the desk as usually - when you need to cut one side down or boost the other, just use BUS 9&10 masters for that. Your MAIN-fader will still control your output along your mono-sub-output, if you use one. Hope this puts you forward. Nuuska [/QUOTE]

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