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<blockquote data-quote="Arik Semagin" data-source="post: 113546" data-attributes="member: 5072">Re: NAMMAll X32 models share the same main processor (a PC motherboard running Linux OS, same as in MIDAS desks, essentially these all are software desks, unlike small format Yamaha mixers (01V and DM series) that are built around Yamaha&#039;s proprietary DSP6 and DSP7 processors. So in all X32s you have access to the same processing power, just number of controls varies, even in 16 in/8 out models (Compact, Producer and Rack). What do you mean referring to &quot;16-channel X32&quot;?Also, I was asking about the hypothetical &quot;X48&quot; desk number of times. Seems like it&#039;s doable, there&#039;s definitely a gap between X32 and the smallest Midas Pro 1, so it&#039;s up to Uli who will fill it, Midas or Behringer brand. From business standpoint a smaller Midas desk makes more sense, it can have higher price tag than beefed-up X32 (Midas Pro 1 is actually already smaller and simplier desk than X32, probably costs less to produce and can be bumped to 48 channels from current 40, it&#039;s all about software, all small Midas Pro desks share the same central computer).Anxious to see all new Behringer stuff at NAMM!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Arik Semagin, post: 113546, member: 5072"] Re: NAMM All X32 models share the same main processor (a PC motherboard running Linux OS, same as in MIDAS desks, essentially these all are software desks, unlike small format Yamaha mixers (01V and DM series) that are built around Yamaha's proprietary DSP6 and DSP7 processors. So in all X32s you have access to the same processing power, just number of controls varies, even in 16 in/8 out models (Compact, Producer and Rack). What do you mean referring to "16-channel X32"? Also, I was asking about the hypothetical "X48" desk number of times. Seems like it's doable, there's definitely a gap between X32 and the smallest Midas Pro 1, so it's up to Uli who will fill it, Midas or Behringer brand. From business standpoint a smaller Midas desk makes more sense, it can have higher price tag than beefed-up X32 (Midas Pro 1 is actually already smaller and simplier desk than X32, probably costs less to produce and can be bumped to 48 channels from current 40, it's all about software, all small Midas Pro desks share the same central computer). Anxious to see all new Behringer stuff at NAMM! [/QUOTE]

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