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<blockquote data-quote="John DiNicola" data-source="post: 107497" data-attributes="member: 2061">Re: ESDDear Dragos,You can route your Main LR signal to a linked pair of Matrix mixes and control your second set of speakers from the Matrix Faders. To do so, select Matrix 1 and create a linked pair by using the &quot;link&quot; option of the HOME screen. Then select the Main LR channel, and use the first Bus Send encoder in the channel strip to send level to the now linked Matrix Mixes 1 and 2. Lastly, on the &quot;analog out&quot; page of the ROUTING menu select the desired outputs and assign Matrix 1 and Matrix 2 as the output source. You will want to be sure to use a &quot;post fader&quot; tap so that the Matrix faders will control volume. Keep in mind that the signal on the Matrix outputs will not be affected by the solo, as solo only affects the monitor bus. You can route the monitor signal to additional outputs but you would not have a independent fader in this case. I am not sure I am clear about your solo question. When soloing any bus or input channel you will only here what is feeding that channel/bus. If you want to listen only to an FX return signal then you will need to solo the FX return channel rather than the bus you are using to feed the FX. You can find all the available solo options on the X32 by pressing the VIEW button near the monitor level control on the console.Hope it helps!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="John DiNicola, post: 107497, member: 2061"] Re: ESD Dear Dragos, You can route your Main LR signal to a linked pair of Matrix mixes and control your second set of speakers from the Matrix Faders. To do so, select Matrix 1 and create a linked pair by using the "link" option of the HOME screen. Then select the Main LR channel, and use the first Bus Send encoder in the channel strip to send level to the now linked Matrix Mixes 1 and 2. Lastly, on the "analog out" page of the ROUTING menu select the desired outputs and assign Matrix 1 and Matrix 2 as the output source. You will want to be sure to use a "post fader" tap so that the Matrix faders will control volume. Keep in mind that the signal on the Matrix outputs will not be affected by the solo, as solo only affects the monitor bus. You can route the monitor signal to additional outputs but you would not have a independent fader in this case. I am not sure I am clear about your solo question. When soloing any bus or input channel you will only here what is feeding that channel/bus. If you want to listen only to an FX return signal then you will need to solo the FX return channel rather than the bus you are using to feed the FX. You can find all the available solo options on the X32 by pressing the VIEW button near the monitor level control on the console. Hope it helps! [/QUOTE]

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