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<blockquote data-quote="Kevin Tisdall" data-source="post: 107211" data-attributes="member: 5860">Re: Tablet for X32 RackI have been reading as much as possible on this interesting thread.&nbsp; Thanks for all the info here.I am extremely interested in the x32 Rack and have some questions that I can&#039;t seem to find answers to.Just to describe the environment, I am mainly a bass player that owns and runs the band&#039;s PA from the stage.&nbsp; Usually using 4-5 mixes of stage monitors, and a send (mono or L/R) to a house rig.&nbsp;&nbsp; We are usually within 16 or 17 inputs.&nbsp; There&#039;s usually little to no room for a console.&nbsp;&nbsp; On rare occasion I will provide PA and mix for other bands with up to 6 monitor mixes.My plan would be to run a single X32 Rack, controlled via an iPad by me.&nbsp; Here are my questions:1)&nbsp; Is it possible to have 16 inputs running to L-R stereo main, 5 monitor outputs, and 2-3 internal effects (loop) AND have subgroups of inputs such as vocals / guitars / keyboards / drums&nbsp; all at the same time?&nbsp; Is that too many busses?&nbsp;&nbsp; I&#039;m having trouble understanding the routing and any routing limitations (If I do this, I can&#039;t do that...)2) We don&#039;t want to use the Behringer personal monitoring hardware.&nbsp; Just too much extra hardware and cabling for our live work.&nbsp;&nbsp; Can each monitor user operate their own monitor mix via their own iphone / iPad on the x32 Rack in addition to mine?&nbsp; Can I lock them out of other settings? 3) is anyone selling a reasonably priced 1U UPS that will provide surge/momentary outage protection?&nbsp; Or what other solution for that is there?&nbsp; I think 5 min of power support would be plenty.4) how are the xlr outputs different than the aux outputs?5) can I use an aux in (say Aux 1) for a keyboard input, but use aux out 1 for a monitor send? Could Aux 2 out then be used for an external effect?6) are there limits on which outputs I can add internal equalization to (parametric or graphic)?That should do it for now.&nbsp; Any additional info very appreciated.--Kevin</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kevin Tisdall, post: 107211, member: 5860"] Re: Tablet for X32 Rack I have been reading as much as possible on this interesting thread. Thanks for all the info here. I am extremely interested in the x32 Rack and have some questions that I can't seem to find answers to. Just to describe the environment, I am mainly a bass player that owns and runs the band's PA from the stage. Usually using 4-5 mixes of stage monitors, and a send (mono or L/R) to a house rig. We are usually within 16 or 17 inputs. There's usually little to no room for a console. On rare occasion I will provide PA and mix for other bands with up to 6 monitor mixes. My plan would be to run a single X32 Rack, controlled via an iPad by me. Here are my questions: 1) Is it possible to have 16 inputs running to L-R stereo main, 5 monitor outputs, and 2-3 internal effects (loop) [B]AND [/B]have subgroups of inputs such as vocals / guitars / keyboards / drums all at the same time? Is that too many busses? I'm having trouble understanding the routing and any routing limitations (If I do this, I can't do that...) 2) We don't want to use the Behringer personal monitoring hardware. Just too much extra hardware and cabling for our live work. Can each monitor user operate their own monitor mix via their own iphone / iPad on the x32 Rack in addition to mine? Can I lock them out of other settings? 3) is anyone selling a reasonably priced 1U UPS that will provide surge/momentary outage protection? Or what other solution for that is there? I think 5 min of power support would be plenty. 4) how are the xlr outputs different than the aux outputs? 5) can I use an aux in (say Aux 1) for a keyboard input, but use aux out 1 for a monitor send? Could Aux 2 out then be used for an external effect? 6) are there limits on which outputs I can add internal equalization to (parametric or graphic)? That should do it for now. Any additional info very appreciated. --Kevin [/QUOTE]

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