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<blockquote data-quote="Misja Hoen" data-source="post: 106763" data-attributes="member: 2015">This is a really nice little mixerI can tell you great it is but rather then that i will post this youtube link. Recorded with the USB recorder. You can tell how actually good the FX on the X32 is.<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0SwXIeYimZ4" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0SwXIeYimZ4</a>Enjoy!!Edit: This is mastered by her boyfriend kinda. I asked him to not make it reall loud. The setup is rather basic. Three MCA SP1 (modified) for drums. Those are really nice mid diagram condenser mic&#039;s. One for kick and the two others as overheads with the normal plate as reverb (just a tad). Bass is just a DI out. Keys are two DI&#039;s same plate as drums. And the sax is her own mic wich is great for sax but i don&#039;t remember the type (wireless) with the vintage plate. An a plain old sm 58 for speech. I do edit the FX to my liking though. I never use presets.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Misja Hoen, post: 106763, member: 2015"] This is a really nice little mixer I can tell you great it is but rather then that i will post this youtube link. Recorded with the USB recorder. You can tell how actually good the FX on the X32 is. [URL]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0SwXIeYimZ4[/URL] Enjoy!! Edit: This is mastered by her boyfriend kinda. I asked him to not make it reall loud. The setup is rather basic. Three MCA SP1 (modified) for drums. Those are really nice mid diagram condenser mic's. One for kick and the two others as overheads with the normal plate as reverb (just a tad). Bass is just a DI out. Keys are two DI's same plate as drums. And the sax is her own mic wich is great for sax but i don't remember the type (wireless) with the vintage plate. An a plain old sm 58 for speech. I do edit the FX to my liking though. I never use presets. [/QUOTE]

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