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<blockquote data-quote="Per SÃ¸vik" data-source="post: 114188" data-attributes="member: 1285">Re: NAMMFirmware differences might possibly prevent you from reliably remote controlling the preamp of another mixer, but the AES50 in itself is not influenced by the firmware version. Only requirement for everything to work is that all units are on the same sampling rate. The M32 is genetically a member of the X32 family (although it is adopted by a relative), and I can not imagine that MG, Midas or Behringer will want to piss off their customers by introducing incompatibilities down the line.I guess that with the introduction of the M32, the stage boxes that are not yet 48K compatible will be so soon. However, the M32/X32 way of doing a split is to separate the HA gain from the input trim of each console, and while this is not the same as having separate preamps, at the level that one would be using the M32, a perfectly acceptable method. Still, Midas customers will probably want to combine with the PRO series, so one never knows if Midas will yield to the pressure and introduce an update, it would make sense.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Per SÃ¸vik, post: 114188, member: 1285"] Re: NAMM [FONT=Verdana][/FONT] Firmware differences might possibly prevent you from reliably remote controlling the preamp of another mixer, but the AES50 in itself is not influenced by the firmware version. Only requirement for everything to work is that all units are on the same sampling rate. The M32 is genetically a member of the X32 family (although it is adopted by a relative), and I can not imagine that MG, Midas or Behringer will want to piss off their customers by introducing incompatibilities down the line. I guess that with the introduction of the M32, the stage boxes that are not yet 48K compatible will be so soon. However, the M32/X32 way of doing a split is to separate the HA gain from the input trim of each console, and while this is not the same as having separate preamps, at the level that one would be using the M32, a perfectly acceptable method. Still, Midas customers will probably want to combine with the PRO series, so one never knows if Midas will yield to the pressure and introduce an update, it would make sense. [/QUOTE]

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