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<blockquote data-quote="John DiNicola" data-source="post: 108627" data-attributes="member: 2061">Re: Power supply prob, kudos, a suggestion and a questionDear Karl,Glad to hear that you are enjoying your X32, and that your experience with our CARE center was a positive one. Thank you for your input regarding DCA mute behavior, we value our customer feedback!For your overflow mix, you can certainly have separate panning, as long as you aren&#039;t using running the mix buses as subgroups. I would recommend &quot;pre fader&quot;, so that your channel strip processing will be included but you can set a different mix then what you have in the main room. You can find this setting by selecting one of the linked buses and pressing the VIEW button near the CONFIG/PREAMP section of the channel strip to view the bus config page.When sending a channel to a pair of linked buses, the odd bus send encoder in the channel strip will control volume while the even encoder controls panning. This is also true when using the channel&#039;s &quot;sends&quot; page and the encoders beneath the screen.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="John DiNicola, post: 108627, member: 2061"] Re: Power supply prob, kudos, a suggestion and a question Dear Karl, Glad to hear that you are enjoying your X32, and that your experience with our CARE center was a positive one. Thank you for your input regarding DCA mute behavior, we value our customer feedback! For your overflow mix, you can certainly have separate panning, as long as you aren't using running the mix buses as subgroups. I would recommend "pre fader", so that your channel strip processing will be included but you can set a different mix then what you have in the main room. You can find this setting by selecting one of the linked buses and pressing the VIEW button near the CONFIG/PREAMP section of the channel strip to view the bus config page. When sending a channel to a pair of linked buses, the odd bus send encoder in the channel strip will control volume while the even encoder controls panning. This is also true when using the channel's "sends" page and the encoders beneath the screen. [/QUOTE]

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