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<blockquote data-quote="Robert Lofgren" data-source="post: 106207" data-attributes="member: 2447">Re: X32 Networking CardsYou need a x32 that has firmware 1.10 or later due to added a preamp control page to the SETUP menu.For digital inserts you will need to set all inputs to come from the card (or at least you need to think about groups of eight) instead of the analog inputs.By default, the card outputs should already be sending the direct out signal from the mic preamps to your computer (xuf) or adat device(using the new adat card), but you should check this on the &quot;card out&quot; page of the routing menu.When routing in this way, you will need to use the dedicated preamps page of the setup menu to access your mic preamps level and 48V on/off. Latency will be computer and driver setup dependent of course. Adat have almost no latency so that part should be of no real issue.And as far as I see it there should be no difference what card is installed as long as the computer has the correct asio/whatevermac drivers.If the dugan automixer uses adat there is another way of doing it using a s16. Take the adat output from the s16 and feed this into the dugan. Take the output from dugan and connect it to the x32 adat input. Or you can even use any micpre--&gt;adat like the behringer converters feeding the dugan.There are endless possibilities...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Robert Lofgren, post: 106207, member: 2447"] Re: X32 Networking Cards You need a x32 that has firmware 1.10 or later due to added a preamp control page to the SETUP menu. For digital inserts you will need to set all inputs to come from the card (or at least you need to think about groups of eight) instead of the analog inputs. By default, the card outputs should already be sending the direct out signal from the mic preamps to your computer (xuf) or adat device(using the new adat card), but you should check this on the "card out" page of the routing menu. When routing in this way, you will need to use the dedicated preamps page of the setup menu to access your mic preamps level and 48V on/off. Latency will be computer and driver setup dependent of course. Adat have almost no latency so that part should be of no real issue. And as far as I see it there should be no difference what card is installed as long as the computer has the correct asio/whatevermac drivers. If the dugan automixer uses adat there is another way of doing it using a s16. Take the adat output from the s16 and feed this into the dugan. Take the output from dugan and connect it to the x32 adat input. Or you can even use any micpre-->adat like the behringer converters feeding the dugan. There are endless possibilities... [/QUOTE]

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