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<blockquote data-quote="Per SÃ¸vik" data-source="post: 116924" data-attributes="member: 1285">Re: Using Waves Dugan with X-32I&#039;m pretty sure that there is no post-fader insert on the A&amp;H GL or Yamaha MG series, and I think the same goes for the A&amp;H ML-series and Yamaha PM series, although you can use inserts on groups and matrixes, and if you have enough of them, you can do it that way.There might be analog stuff out there that actually have post-fader inserts, but I can&#039;t think of any mixer I&#039;ve come across that has it without some internal reworking.I assume that most cases where post fader equipment is inserted, one uses the direct out in post-fader mode if that&#039;s available, and sum the returns somewhere else. I could be wrong of course.&nbsp; Edit: When you say &quot;All analog mixer manuals I have seen have them.&quot;, you are referring to flow diagrams, not post fader inserts?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Per SÃ¸vik, post: 116924, member: 1285"] Re: Using Waves Dugan with X-32 I'm pretty sure that there is no post-fader insert on the A&H GL or Yamaha MG series, and I think the same goes for the A&H ML-series and Yamaha PM series, although you can use inserts on groups and matrixes, and if you have enough of them, you can do it that way. There might be analog stuff out there that actually have post-fader inserts, but I can't think of any mixer I've come across that has it without some internal reworking. I assume that most cases where post fader equipment is inserted, one uses the direct out in post-fader mode if that's available, and sum the returns somewhere else. I could be wrong of course. Edit: When you say "All analog mixer manuals I have seen have them.", you are referring to flow diagrams, not post fader inserts? [/QUOTE]

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